Opinion and Analysis
Women who fought apartheid commend achievements of Fees Must Fall
"We call for a cessation of all hostilities so that we can secure a climate for an inclusive discourse that moves us forward"
By Twelve Women Anti-Apartheid Activists
Opinion | 6 November 2016
Academics and the Fallist movement
The Fallist demands are welcome, but academics who have suspended ethics and criticism hinder those very demands
By Dennis Davis
Opinion | 4 November 2016
Why National Minumum Wage negotiations are deadlocked
Are business negotiators representing the best interests of their constituency?
By Neil Coleman
Analysis | 25 October 2016
Why have university protests been so violent?
Factors that fuel male aggression are key to understanding this worrying phenomenon
By Guy Lamb
Analysis | 21 October 2016
“The mine has finished him and he can die anytime”
The terrible toll of silicosis on miners’ families
Opinion | 21 October 2016
Authorities finally move against Australian mining company
Tormin accused of breaching environmental licence
By Glenn Ashton
Analysis | 20 October 2016
Silicosis case: thousands of women could lose out
Women’s work caring for sick miners is invisible
Opinion | 20 October 2016
Effective systemic tests aid quality education
Sadtu's reason for opposing them don't stand scrutiny
By Paddy Atwell
Opinion | 18 October 2016
Accusations of assault at UCT: What really happened?
Max Price has laid complaints of assault, and Lindsay Maasdorp accused Price of assault
Analysis | 18 October 2016