Opinion and Analysis
Understanding the silicosis judgment
Hundreds of thousands of families could benefit from the class action lawsuit that can now take place
By Pete Lewis
Analysis | 16 May 2016
A confusion of unions
Talk is of unity, but actions are divisive
By Terry Bell
Opinion | 11 May 2016
Limpopo education department: More money, same problems
The department has a large budget, but still fails to deliver
Analysis | 21 April 2016
Response to Terry Bell on John Harris
Terry Bell's obituary for Ann Harris also dealt, in brief, with the bombing of Johannesburg station by her husband John Harris in 1964, and his subsequent torture and execution. Maritz van den Berg asked GroundUp to publish the letter below in response to Bell's article.
Opinion | 21 April 2016
Rural South Africa is on a Precipice
Countryside sliding into ever more violent confrontations
By Mbongiseni Buthelezi and Sithandiwe Yeni
Opinion | 21 April 2016
Parliament has become unwelcoming
Access used to be quick and easy. Not any more.
Opinion | 18 April 2016
Whose voices really matter in the City of Cape Town’s budget?
Most of the city’s residents are excluded from the budget process
Opinion | 15 April 2016
Economics: Time to design a new curriculum
Criticism is easy; working out what the syllabus should look like is much harder
Opinion | 15 April 2016