Buying a property is a huge financial commitment. Don’t get caught short by these frequently forgotten additional costs. David Jacobs, Gauteng regional manager for the Rawson Property Group, runs through…
“Okorie, who lectured in a Nigerian university for three years, was sponsored by the South African government. From his classroom experiences as a student and teacher in both countries, Nigeria…
On the ground, there are countless examples where ordinary citizens are mitigating the damage caused by the populist stormtroopers. Attending the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) hearings into the…
A few days ago we celebrated Human Rights Day at a time when many South Africans are divided over the Dudula Movement. It has over the past weeks been in…
Fallacies, bribes and violence: how a broken system is impeding migrants becoming naturalised South Africans Immigrants and asylum seekers say the process of getting legal documentation often involves having to…
A lecturer was gunned down in South Africa yesterday while taking a walk. People are now being kidnapped for ransom in South Africa. Unemployment is very high. And some idiots…
Oludayo Tade, University of Ibadan In early September 2019, xenophobic attacks escalated dramatically in two large South African cities, Johannesburg and Pretoria, as well as adjoining areas. Businesses belonging to…
When a certain political party recently invaded some shops in Gauteng, demanding to know the percentage ratio of foreign nationals to South Africans employed in these businesses, I thought my…