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Derek Davey
Derek Davey is a sub-editor in the Mail & Guardian’s supplements department who occasionally puts pen to paper. He has irons in many metaphysical fires – music, mantras, mortality and mustaches.
Botswana’s election highlights concerns over governance, corruption and its diamond economy
How finite resources are being managed is of major concern for the country’s civic sector and its citizens
SACAN workshop: African youth perspectives on STEM and climate action
LCOY 2024 aimed to provide youth aged 14 to 25 with the tools and knowledge to participate in climate policy and STEM-based solutions actively
Africa’s Girl Child Dialogues – Women in the media webinar
Exploring career opportunities in the media industry with the experts
GGA 10 Year Celebration
The next GGA milestone will hopefully be marked by wins against corruption
PSC launched to combat workplace GBVH
The Private Sector Coalition brings SA businesses together to fight the scourge of gender-based violence and harassment
Ugly vegetables create a beautiful story
A small agricultural miracle is transforming a community in the Cradle of Humankind
How to ensure that the GNU is accountable
Can our new government address South Africa’s many crises, and respond to its citizens’ needs?
Urban mushroom farming in South Africa is a space saving, eco-friendly revolution
An ‘exchange of magic’ is required between growers and mushrooms to get consistent results
Education in the spotlight at Singularity South Africa Summit 2024
Increased focus on reimagining education at Summit, in collaboration with Old Mutual on 21 & 22 October 2024
National plan needed to address youth unemployment?
The importance of youth economic inclusion, and unpackaging key solutions to drive it
How to find reliable online casinos in South Africa
Reliable online casinos prioritise responsible gambling practices and have proper licensing and secure banking options
A critical reflection on post-2024 elections in South Africa
The coalitions that will soon take place will determine the course of South Africa for years to come
Kagiso Trust debate on the youth and the upcoming elections
Young people are tokenized in politics; everyone wants them to vote, but nobody is actually addressing their concerns
The youth must vote if they want change
Participation in our fledgling democracy at all levels is the best way forward
The need for ethical leadership in South Africa: 30 years after democracy
GGA webinar unpacks what ethical leadership entails