As South Africa debates expanding digital identity, connecting public systems to autonomous AI agents poses severe risks of excluding vulnerable citizens unless strict guardrails and human appeals are enforced.
Malawi’s seed investment plan aims to boost productivity, but disputes over funding, corporate inputs, and rising hunger despite higher yields challenge agricultural orthodoxy.
Extramural activities are often treated as mere hobbies, but for many learners they serve as vital spaces of emotional safety and belonging. Educators must recognise that pastoral care does not end when the school bell rings.
Angelo C. Louw explores how the toxic rhetoric surrounding sexual violence and Coloured identity reflects the codependence of racism and patriarchy in South Africa.
