Pick-pocketing corporations

Technology has allowed big corporations to line their coffers with the small change from our pockets, claims Georgina Guedes.

Proud of the Boks

Max du Preez was proud of the way the Springbok rugby players protested against the injustice perpetrated against one of their own.

Greenbacks and gold

Why are the Springboks suddenly wearing protest armbands, standing up for justice, and fighting for human rights, asks Chris Roper.

• Smit: Botha was victimised
• Bakkies: Official statement
• Boks protest Bakkies ban

The sound of silence

More needs to done to communicate the HIV/Aids tragedy as the truth of the situation passes most people by, writes Clem Sunter.

No points for negativity

Chris Moerdyk thinks the point demerit system to curb delinquency on our roads should be expanded to people who bring SA into disrepute.

Meeting the parents

There comes a time, when no matter how hard you try to avoid it, you have to face one of life's certainties, writes David Moseley.

Beyond reasonable greed

The world has more than lived up to the phrase "greed is good" by pursuing the principle that excessive greed is even better, says Clem Sunter.

Breast is best, just not in public?

Georgina Guedes notes that this week's outcry about public breastfeeding shows this natural activity is frowned upon by many South Africans.