A few thoughts
now & then.

Today is Workers' Day. The holiday commemorates a particular labour history – the strikes, the unions, the long argument about who counts as a worker and what work earns. By accident of the calendar, it also sits close to a question I want to raise. What kind of document is a constitution that writes a labour world the country had never had?

Covid-19 has arrived the world over, with a torchlight in hand to cast a light on the shadows that lurk in our society.

South Africa, despite its respected Constitution and brilliant legal minds, still remains one of the most legally under-serviced countries.