• Anonymous

The statistics and scenes of violence against black immigrants in South Africa are horrible. A young Cameroonian student in South Africa writes about what it is like to live under such insecurity.

• Dan Corder

Bush Radio, "The Mother of Community Radio in Africa," is in financial trouble. Give them all your money.

• Nedine Moonsamy

Black Women’s poetry has been largely ignored or denigrated in the world of South African letters. They have to do it on their own.

• Dougie Oakes

The compromises and conciliations of South African rugby mirror the unfinished transition from apartheid racism in the broader society.

• Rachel Douglas

C.L.R. James' book about the Haitian Revolution, had an impact far beyond the Caribbean.

• Derek Charles Catsam

What does the divergent fates of Springbok Eben Etzebeth and former coach Peter de Villiers say about the state of South African rugby?

• Mary Fawzy

It's easier to find African restaurants in New York City than it is in Cape Town, and culinary schools on the continent aren't helping.

• Derek Charles Catsam

Williams, the only black South African player in the 1995 Rugby World Cup, was a complex figure in complex times. He deserves to be remembered as such.

• Prakash Kashwan

Outrage against arrogant hunters is not enough. Wildlife conservation requires rethinking.

• Paul T. Clarke

Can policing deliver justice in South Africa? The short answer to that question has been, decidedly, no.

• Sean Henry Jacobs

Live TV broadcasts of political rallies, funerals and press conferences, may be more decisive than social media in shaping mass debate in South Africa.

• Siphokazi Mbolo
• Ashley Nyiko Mabasa

The question of who belongs in South Africa, stains any project that aims to build a more equal and inclusive society.

• Sean Henry Jacobs

In Cape Town, gangs have come to dominate social and economic life for the city’s mostly coloured working class.

• Rasmus Bitsch
• Kelly-Eve Koopman

South African activist Dulcie September would have turned 84 today had she not been assassinated in March 1988. The podcast series They Killed Dulcie revisits the murder and her legacy.

• Derek Charles Catsam

The Rugby Championship, the World Cup, and Springbok politics in South Africa.

• Naledi Yaziyo

Some of the mythologies about Nelson Mandela don't line up with actual histories.

• David S. Williams

Following the new UN report on climate change and agricultural land use, David S. Williams highlights the effects climate changes will have on communities in informal urban areas.

• Duane Jethro

Duane Jethro goes to South African fast food chain, Chicken Licken, to eat a Big John Burger, and finds out the postcolonial feelings it inspires.

• Ena Jansen

How black South African authors have written about domestic workers. There's a rich archive there.

• Ena Jansen

An excerpt from a new book published by Wits University Press that explores how domestic workers are depicted in South African historiography and literature.