Embracing Disability
Companies that practice disability inclusion innovate faster, are more productive, and outperform their competitors. “Disability inclusion is not charity, it’s...
Africa
Saving the African penguin is a noisy affair
The African penguin, with its black-and-white plumage and endearing waddle, is more than a symbol of South Africa’s marine heritage....
Stop ignoring the heavy drinking red flags
Almost half of South Africans who consume alcohol drink too much. It’s a fact based on the number of drinkers...
Finding their feet? Assessment of the GNU’s one year in office
When the government of national unity (GNU) took office in July 2024, it was hailed as a moment of renewal....
Democracy at a crossroads in South Africa – and the US
In November 1863, casting his eye across the Gettysburg battlefield where thousands of soldiers had died in the American Civil...
Construction workers are dying and being injured because of negligence
Construction workers remain vulnerable to injury and death as health and safety regulations are not being properly enforced on sites,...
It does no good to deny antisemitism exists at UCT
Accusing your opponents of precisely the kind of misconduct that your own side is in reality palpably guilty of is...
Upgraded Audi A3 is sportier than ever and shines in every department
The word “premium” gets thrown around almost too much in the motoring industry these days — so much so that...
The United Nations at 80: Real reform or ritual?
The United Nations turns 80 at a time when its relevance is under sharper question than at any point since...
Eskom, a case study in reform
Mills Soko, professor of international business at Wits Business School, recently shared a statement from Eskom celebrating breakthroughs in the...
