Article Views: 55 MANY people find it hard to cope with the pressures of modern living. They say every day, a quarter of a million people miss work because of […]

Article Views: 86 YESTERDAY was the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, declared 25 years ago in December 1992, by the United Nations General Assembly. The day presents an […]

Article Views: 84 IT is becoming a norm for teachers to be subjected to issues relating to salaries and leave fares on a yearly basis. In the first quarter of […]

Article Views: 107 TODAY, over 815 million people are suffering chronic undernourishment, according to the latest Food and Agriculture Organisation report. Conflict, extreme weather events linked to climate change, economic […]

Article Views: 130 THE number of lives lost at sea will continue to increase because of the negligence of small boat owners, operators and passengers. Time and time again, authorities […]

Article Views: 199 IT is true to say parents will not be raising their daughter in a gender-neutral, sexist-free world, but this doesn’t mean it is all bad. Women are […]

Article Views: 154 A MAN who allegedly drove without a licence on an unauthorised PMV route and carrying passengers for reward walked free because he was charged under a law […]

Article Views: 144 MORE than 100,000 students will be writing their national examinations in the next few weeks. This week, we have the grade 10s, then the grade 12s and […]

Article Views: 151 IT seems weeks or only days in between that a case of domestic violence breaks into news coverage, often with anguishing details and sometimes tragic result. Domestic […]

Article Views: 135 TEACHING, as is often mentioned, is a noble profession. It is a mother of all other occupations. One compares a teacher to a potter “who delicately shapes […]