Every stitch tells a story by Nicole Dickson Gender-based violence (GBV) is not a new tragedy. It is an old story — one told in whispers, wounds, and the…
Author: Gill Hugo
Christ the King by Peter Knox SJ In Africa, we have had some excellent kings who have served their people with dedication and commitment: Moshoeshoe, the founder king of…
Bullying is a pervasive issue in South Africa, manifesting across multiple layers of society—from schools to the political arena and even on the nation’s roads. Bullying is often associated with…
Give our children a voice by Gillian Hugo Children worldwide face crises like malnutrition, poverty, violence, abuse, and neglect daily. In South Africa, high unemployment, the legacy of…
We live in a sewer of lies and corruption by Russell Pollitt SJ If you think South Africa is making any headway in the fight against corruption, think…
Occupation not PA harms Christians in Palestine A Jerusalem Voice for Justice: an ecumenical witness for equality and a just peace in Palestine/Israel September 27, 2025 On…
Our youth dividend for ecological recovery by Peter Knox SJ We have so many young people eager for change in the world they see around them. Many are…
What is this Season of Creation that everybody is talking about? by Peter Knox SJ We have heard by now that the Church has officially introduced a new liturgical…
Ecological conversion: the challenge of our times by Peter Knox SJ Christian churches around the world celebrate September 1st as a day of prayer for creation. We acknowledge God…
