Justin Nurse is the founder of Laugh It Off, South Africa’s first and finest satirical t-shirt company, and a long-time 2oceansviber. Here are some of his recent thoughts.
It appears that Home Affairs officials all over the country don’t believe that women have a right to keep their birth surnames when they get married.
It’s 2019, and women are still doing more than their fair share in the home due to what sociologists are calling “male resistance”.
Janae Price recorded the times even well-intentioned white people have made a mess of an interaction, so readers can learn from their examples.
Ayanda Mabulu may have finally gone too far with his latest artwork, depicting Nelson Mandela as a Nazi, saluting in front of a Nazi flag.
Jane Garvey has started a debate on Twitter over whether the term ‘guys’ is still appropriate when referring to a mixed group of people.
While some love him, and many more hate him, one of the Hof’s old schoolmates is doing his best to slow the singer down.
Flying might not be the most comfortable situation to find yourself in, but there are some things you can keep in mind to make it easier for everyone.
Half empty, half full, or a hole at the bottom of a glass that will never fill up? Here are du Preez’s three possible scenarios for the already-vulnerable South Africa’s future.
If you know of, or are an ‘ordentlik’ Christian Afrikaans girl, you will probably relate to this piece on how harmful the lack of sex education can be.
If you have ever sat for hours wondering how to get back at those who have sent you unsolicited dick pics, this may be something of a temporary solution.
‘The Bulldog’ isn’t afraid of taking on big cases, and it appears that his new target is a certain Jacob Zuma. So how can we expect this one to play out?
The future of this country? Right now, it’s looking really, really bleak as Zuma and his cronies push in every last favour before they are kicked out.
If you want to set tongues wagging, write an opinion piece like this one we came across earlier. So does he have a point, or is it just another privileged whinge?
Standing in solidarity with the South African #FeesMustFall movement, a group of students and lecturers in New York delivered a letter to the ambassador. Read it here
Do you find that reading about our political follies causes increased blood pressure and the throbbing of forehead veins? Deep breaths, because help is at hand.
What does President Obama think of the future of technology? He sat down with WIRED’s editor in chief for an interview, and cracked some jokes along the way.
Transformation in SA’s university spaces is as big as the debate over #FeesMustFall. One woman spoke up on decolonising science, and tongues were set wagging.
Mike Kelly pleads to the States to vote for Trump, but really, to vote for the party he represents. Turns out he’s worried about ‘what ifs’.
He might be a hero in certain parts of the country, but it looks like we’re not all that eager to let Steve spout his nonsense in this neck of the woods.
There’s massive uncertainty when it comes to the future of South African universities, and the only way to deal with it is for the guys at the top to play ball.
The student protests around the country have proved very divisive, which might be why so many people are talking up this professor’s views on the matter.
Yesterday we told you about the felling of the Tokai forest, and many people were up in arms. There is some pretty sound reasoning to the decision, though.
John Robbie completely missed the point while interviewing Mishka Wazar, but it makes for a good lesson around the conversations currently happening.
The grade nine pupil who spoke out against discrimination because of her hair sure has opened a can of worms. Now the anger has reached Cape Town.
Mmusi has risen as a real national role player in South African politics, and his party is a force to be reckoned with, according to Max du Preez,
JZ experienced one of the most defeating acts of disrespect over this past weekend, just as the party he rules lost the support of the people.
When a woman decides to have a child for the first time in her life, the journey can get real cheesy – and this might be that cheesiest of them all.
France has been the victim of Islamic-based terrorist attacks since the 80s – but why? George Packer gives us some hard-hitting insight.
When Bill first met him, Warren couldn’t send an email and Bill didn’t know much about finance. Now 25 years later they’re still going strong.