The EFF Are Showing Us Academic Flames
#BlackExcellence was in full force at the graduation ceremony of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) commander-in-chief Julius Malema on Wednesday. Juju was awarded an...
10 reasons South Africa doesn’t suck right now – March 2017...
March looked promising - and then nosedived pretty badly towards its end. First Helen Zille defended colonialism, and then the great Uncle Kathy passed....
Ten Reasons South Africa Doesn’t Suck Right Now – April 2017...
In the wake of a few tumultuous political happenings, April was a good month. The leaves started changing colour, and graduation season went into...
Ten reasons South Africa doesn’t suck right now – July 2017...
This year keeps getting more and more extra. This July, South Africans have faced more racism in our schools, xenophobic building raids which left...
How I Made It After Matric With No Degree
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Zinhle Cingo (27) is a mother of two who runs various businesses to sustain herself and her family. Like many other young...
The Daily Vox’s take on the defining issues of #LGE2021
There are now 11 days left for the 2021 local elections. Political parties are rounding up their campaigns and doing a final push to...
#TDVFridayRecommends: Great books to read this winter
As the cold weather persists, cosiness is encouraged. Nothing beats the level of cosiness felt while being wrapped up in a warm blanket, drinking...
QUIZ: Are you smarter than a six-year-old?
A group of grade R pupils from Elijah Mgijima Primary School in Alice, Eastern Cape, lit up social media this week  with their knowledge...
10 Reasons SA doesn’t suck right now – May edition
So May's been crazy. It's getting chillier as winter announces its onset, the petrol price has gone up, and the rand is waaay past...
OPINION: Seeing how the land lies
A month-long See Studio took place in Cape Town recently to exchange ideas, debate and develop methodologies to bring about representational equity in the...
Eid: How South African Muslims Celebrate
After 30 days of fasting from dusk till dawn in Ramadan, Muslims around the world celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr. Muslims celebrate in various ways including dressing...
Abahlali baseMjondolo: An urgent call to build solidarity in action
This is a statement released at the weekend by Thapelo Mohapi, Mqapheli Bonono and Nomusa Sizani of Abahlali baseMjondolo and Marvin Govender of the Phoenix Residents...
Qarnita Loxton: On Writing Cape Town’s Sex And The City
Born and bred in Cape Town, Qarnita Loxton started writing as a way of keeping herself busy. Being a shy child, she had always...
The power of humour in South Africa
South Africans joke about everything. Happy, sad, serious, definitely not a joking matter - nothing is off limits. During the pandemic, the July Unrest...
WATCH: These Grade R pupils know more cabinet ministers than you
A group of grade R pupils have lit up social media with their knowledge of SA’s cabinet ministers.
Lwazi Pakade tweeted the video of nine...
Tackling Identity-Building & Unemployment Through Dialogue
In commemoration of Youth Month, the Democracy Development Program in partnership with the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung hosted its 4th Annual Youth Indaba on Wednesday...
5 Cheap Ways To Get Books
Books are expensive. There is no denying that most books sold at mainstream book stores or online are astronomically expensive. People just can't afford...
Joburg’s New Gold: Women In The Inner-City
The discovery of gold in 1886 saw Johannesburg as a city laced with promise. While this precious resource has been mined away, the city...
10 Movies Of 2019 To Look Forward To
While 2018 was the year for amazing movie releases (Remember Inxeba and Black Panther !) 2019 has some great releases coming out which is...
The List: How to navigate dating in a pandemic
Earlier this year, I had a virtual movie date on Teleparty (formerly Netflix Party). My date created an invitation and sent it to me...
