Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motaum – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4By Tshediso “Teddy” KhuzwayoMzansi Unicorns is a podcast spotlighting exceptional South Africans making a global impact across culture, business, sport, and social change.
Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – againShould the peace prize committee embrace integrity, it would have few options to either confer the 2025 award on Yemen’s Houthi or admit defeat and cancel it. By Guy OliverZionism, trauma and the psychology of supremacyZionism blends Jewish trauma with settler-colonial power, creating a narcissistic identity that justifies supremacy and erases Palestinian existence. By Farooq MalikThe UN at 80: Adapt or DieWith US President Donald Trump blithely brushing aside the United Nations’ many achievements, it is worth revisiting the organization’s successes and failures over the years. While it is obvious that the world’s premier multilateral body must reform, it is equally obvious that we would all be worse off without it. By Adekeye AdebajoPartner ContentTourvest reimagines brand identity to meet a new era of global tourismBy Tourvest The perpetual nature of capture in South AfricaBy Dimakatso John ManthosiKeletso GaboroneNonhlanhla NdimandeSouth Africa is not experiencing an episodic crisis, one that can be resolved through commissions and reports No, the SADC chair is not a ‘European citizen’ – the law is clearBy Craig Moffat & EM HozaPresident Andry Rajoelina remains Malagasy, and he assumed the Southern African Development Community chair legitimately, as elected by his peers Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Africa deserves better than a nuclear pushBy Lydia Petersen, Ntombizodidi Mapapu, Tyler Booth & Peter BeckerExtending the life of Koeberg, with its associated expense and waste-disposal problems, is not necessary — and nuclear energy is not clean or cost-effective Festivals: When celebration becomes a catalyst for changeBy Maxine GrayEvents such as the Luxurious Marble Circus is backed by sponsorship that brings people together, creates jobs and is a driver for social and environmental change Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without usBy Edwin NaiduThe continent can fund its own research, set its own agendas and lead globally through locally rooted solutions, shifting from dependency to leadership War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough?By Lara Horne & Karel KoglerThis case is a reminder to make sure your will is valid and compliant with the law to avoid strife in the event of your death Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent actionBy Ashley Nyiko Mabasa & Phomolo KhitsaneThis group faces systemic barriers in finance and education, hindering economic growth and upward mobility Why free speech matters: Jimmy Kimmel, Charlie Kirk and cancel cultureBy Rafael WinklerWhy hate speech should not be banned and why there is no way of dealing with it — except more speech World’s top economists call for huge investment in public interest mediaBy High-Level Panel on Public Interest MediaThe high level panel assessed risks to the economy and society of a degraded media caused by AI firms and an outdated business model The roll call: Between Historical betrayals and present misrepresentationsBy Andile Lungisa The funding model has always tilted in favour of national and provincial governments, leaving municipalities to stretch meagre resources across vast inequalities What’s in a name? The concourt rules on surnamesBy Sbusiso GwalaThe concourt’s decision extends equality in that men can now take their wives’ surnames, but not everyone agrees that this move is liberating Load More Latest News Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motaum – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4 Youth unemployment hovers at crisis levels – we need to empower entrepreneurs Tourvest reimagines brand identity to meet a new era of global tourism Madlanga inquiry adjourns early as crime intelligence boss Dumisani Khumalo falls ill South Africa pioneers national action plan to combat sub-standard and bogus medical products Pressure on eThekwini to account for clandestine appointment of ANC-linked official Plastic pollution is a public health emergency, says Dion George Redefining coffee innovation for South Africa: How NESCAFÉ Espresso Concentrate fits changing lifestyles Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – again Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Zionism, trauma and the psychology of supremacyZionism blends Jewish trauma with settler-colonial power, creating a narcissistic identity that justifies supremacy and erases Palestinian existence. By Farooq MalikThe UN at 80: Adapt or DieWith US President Donald Trump blithely brushing aside the United Nations’ many achievements, it is worth revisiting the organization’s successes and failures over the years. While it is obvious that the world’s premier multilateral body must reform, it is equally obvious that we would all be worse off without it. By Adekeye AdebajoPartner ContentTourvest reimagines brand identity to meet a new era of global tourismBy Tourvest The perpetual nature of capture in South AfricaBy Dimakatso John ManthosiKeletso GaboroneNonhlanhla NdimandeSouth Africa is not experiencing an episodic crisis, one that can be resolved through commissions and reports No, the SADC chair is not a ‘European citizen’ – the law is clearBy Craig Moffat & EM HozaPresident Andry Rajoelina remains Malagasy, and he assumed the Southern African Development Community chair legitimately, as elected by his peers Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Africa deserves better than a nuclear pushBy Lydia Petersen, Ntombizodidi Mapapu, Tyler Booth & Peter BeckerExtending the life of Koeberg, with its associated expense and waste-disposal problems, is not necessary — and nuclear energy is not clean or cost-effective Festivals: When celebration becomes a catalyst for changeBy Maxine GrayEvents such as the Luxurious Marble Circus is backed by sponsorship that brings people together, creates jobs and is a driver for social and environmental change Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without usBy Edwin NaiduThe continent can fund its own research, set its own agendas and lead globally through locally rooted solutions, shifting from dependency to leadership War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough?By Lara Horne & Karel KoglerThis case is a reminder to make sure your will is valid and compliant with the law to avoid strife in the event of your death Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent actionBy Ashley Nyiko Mabasa & Phomolo KhitsaneThis group faces systemic barriers in finance and education, hindering economic growth and upward mobility Why free speech matters: Jimmy Kimmel, Charlie Kirk and cancel cultureBy Rafael WinklerWhy hate speech should not be banned and why there is no way of dealing with it — except more speech World’s top economists call for huge investment in public interest mediaBy High-Level Panel on Public Interest MediaThe high level panel assessed risks to the economy and society of a degraded media caused by AI firms and an outdated business model The roll call: Between Historical betrayals and present misrepresentationsBy Andile Lungisa The funding model has always tilted in favour of national and provincial governments, leaving municipalities to stretch meagre resources across vast inequalities What’s in a name? The concourt rules on surnamesBy Sbusiso GwalaThe concourt’s decision extends equality in that men can now take their wives’ surnames, but not everyone agrees that this move is liberating Load More Latest News Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motaum – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4 Youth unemployment hovers at crisis levels – we need to empower entrepreneurs Tourvest reimagines brand identity to meet a new era of global tourism Madlanga inquiry adjourns early as crime intelligence boss Dumisani Khumalo falls ill South Africa pioneers national action plan to combat sub-standard and bogus medical products Pressure on eThekwini to account for clandestine appointment of ANC-linked official Plastic pollution is a public health emergency, says Dion George Redefining coffee innovation for South Africa: How NESCAFÉ Espresso Concentrate fits changing lifestyles Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – again Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
The UN at 80: Adapt or DieWith US President Donald Trump blithely brushing aside the United Nations’ many achievements, it is worth revisiting the organization’s successes and failures over the years. While it is obvious that the world’s premier multilateral body must reform, it is equally obvious that we would all be worse off without it. By Adekeye AdebajoPartner ContentTourvest reimagines brand identity to meet a new era of global tourismBy Tourvest
The perpetual nature of capture in South AfricaBy Dimakatso John ManthosiKeletso GaboroneNonhlanhla NdimandeSouth Africa is not experiencing an episodic crisis, one that can be resolved through commissions and reports No, the SADC chair is not a ‘European citizen’ – the law is clearBy Craig Moffat & EM HozaPresident Andry Rajoelina remains Malagasy, and he assumed the Southern African Development Community chair legitimately, as elected by his peers Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Africa deserves better than a nuclear pushBy Lydia Petersen, Ntombizodidi Mapapu, Tyler Booth & Peter BeckerExtending the life of Koeberg, with its associated expense and waste-disposal problems, is not necessary — and nuclear energy is not clean or cost-effective Festivals: When celebration becomes a catalyst for changeBy Maxine GrayEvents such as the Luxurious Marble Circus is backed by sponsorship that brings people together, creates jobs and is a driver for social and environmental change Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without usBy Edwin NaiduThe continent can fund its own research, set its own agendas and lead globally through locally rooted solutions, shifting from dependency to leadership War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough?By Lara Horne & Karel KoglerThis case is a reminder to make sure your will is valid and compliant with the law to avoid strife in the event of your death Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent actionBy Ashley Nyiko Mabasa & Phomolo KhitsaneThis group faces systemic barriers in finance and education, hindering economic growth and upward mobility Why free speech matters: Jimmy Kimmel, Charlie Kirk and cancel cultureBy Rafael WinklerWhy hate speech should not be banned and why there is no way of dealing with it — except more speech World’s top economists call for huge investment in public interest mediaBy High-Level Panel on Public Interest MediaThe high level panel assessed risks to the economy and society of a degraded media caused by AI firms and an outdated business model The roll call: Between Historical betrayals and present misrepresentationsBy Andile Lungisa The funding model has always tilted in favour of national and provincial governments, leaving municipalities to stretch meagre resources across vast inequalities What’s in a name? The concourt rules on surnamesBy Sbusiso GwalaThe concourt’s decision extends equality in that men can now take their wives’ surnames, but not everyone agrees that this move is liberating Load More Latest News Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motaum – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4 Youth unemployment hovers at crisis levels – we need to empower entrepreneurs Tourvest reimagines brand identity to meet a new era of global tourism Madlanga inquiry adjourns early as crime intelligence boss Dumisani Khumalo falls ill South Africa pioneers national action plan to combat sub-standard and bogus medical products Pressure on eThekwini to account for clandestine appointment of ANC-linked official Plastic pollution is a public health emergency, says Dion George Redefining coffee innovation for South Africa: How NESCAFÉ Espresso Concentrate fits changing lifestyles Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – again Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
No, the SADC chair is not a ‘European citizen’ – the law is clearBy Craig Moffat & EM HozaPresident Andry Rajoelina remains Malagasy, and he assumed the Southern African Development Community chair legitimately, as elected by his peers Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Africa deserves better than a nuclear pushBy Lydia Petersen, Ntombizodidi Mapapu, Tyler Booth & Peter BeckerExtending the life of Koeberg, with its associated expense and waste-disposal problems, is not necessary — and nuclear energy is not clean or cost-effective Festivals: When celebration becomes a catalyst for changeBy Maxine GrayEvents such as the Luxurious Marble Circus is backed by sponsorship that brings people together, creates jobs and is a driver for social and environmental change Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without usBy Edwin NaiduThe continent can fund its own research, set its own agendas and lead globally through locally rooted solutions, shifting from dependency to leadership War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough?By Lara Horne & Karel KoglerThis case is a reminder to make sure your will is valid and compliant with the law to avoid strife in the event of your death Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent actionBy Ashley Nyiko Mabasa & Phomolo KhitsaneThis group faces systemic barriers in finance and education, hindering economic growth and upward mobility Why free speech matters: Jimmy Kimmel, Charlie Kirk and cancel cultureBy Rafael WinklerWhy hate speech should not be banned and why there is no way of dealing with it — except more speech World’s top economists call for huge investment in public interest mediaBy High-Level Panel on Public Interest MediaThe high level panel assessed risks to the economy and society of a degraded media caused by AI firms and an outdated business model The roll call: Between Historical betrayals and present misrepresentationsBy Andile Lungisa The funding model has always tilted in favour of national and provincial governments, leaving municipalities to stretch meagre resources across vast inequalities What’s in a name? The concourt rules on surnamesBy Sbusiso GwalaThe concourt’s decision extends equality in that men can now take their wives’ surnames, but not everyone agrees that this move is liberating Load More Latest News Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motaum – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4 Youth unemployment hovers at crisis levels – we need to empower entrepreneurs Tourvest reimagines brand identity to meet a new era of global tourism Madlanga inquiry adjourns early as crime intelligence boss Dumisani Khumalo falls ill South Africa pioneers national action plan to combat sub-standard and bogus medical products Pressure on eThekwini to account for clandestine appointment of ANC-linked official Plastic pollution is a public health emergency, says Dion George Redefining coffee innovation for South Africa: How NESCAFÉ Espresso Concentrate fits changing lifestyles Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – again Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Africa deserves better than a nuclear pushBy Lydia Petersen, Ntombizodidi Mapapu, Tyler Booth & Peter BeckerExtending the life of Koeberg, with its associated expense and waste-disposal problems, is not necessary — and nuclear energy is not clean or cost-effective Festivals: When celebration becomes a catalyst for changeBy Maxine GrayEvents such as the Luxurious Marble Circus is backed by sponsorship that brings people together, creates jobs and is a driver for social and environmental change Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without usBy Edwin NaiduThe continent can fund its own research, set its own agendas and lead globally through locally rooted solutions, shifting from dependency to leadership War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough?By Lara Horne & Karel KoglerThis case is a reminder to make sure your will is valid and compliant with the law to avoid strife in the event of your death Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent actionBy Ashley Nyiko Mabasa & Phomolo KhitsaneThis group faces systemic barriers in finance and education, hindering economic growth and upward mobility Why free speech matters: Jimmy Kimmel, Charlie Kirk and cancel cultureBy Rafael WinklerWhy hate speech should not be banned and why there is no way of dealing with it — except more speech World’s top economists call for huge investment in public interest mediaBy High-Level Panel on Public Interest MediaThe high level panel assessed risks to the economy and society of a degraded media caused by AI firms and an outdated business model The roll call: Between Historical betrayals and present misrepresentationsBy Andile Lungisa The funding model has always tilted in favour of national and provincial governments, leaving municipalities to stretch meagre resources across vast inequalities What’s in a name? The concourt rules on surnamesBy Sbusiso GwalaThe concourt’s decision extends equality in that men can now take their wives’ surnames, but not everyone agrees that this move is liberating Load More Latest News Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motaum – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4 Youth unemployment hovers at crisis levels – we need to empower entrepreneurs Tourvest reimagines brand identity to meet a new era of global tourism Madlanga inquiry adjourns early as crime intelligence boss Dumisani Khumalo falls ill South Africa pioneers national action plan to combat sub-standard and bogus medical products Pressure on eThekwini to account for clandestine appointment of ANC-linked official Plastic pollution is a public health emergency, says Dion George Redefining coffee innovation for South Africa: How NESCAFÉ Espresso Concentrate fits changing lifestyles Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – again Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Africa deserves better than a nuclear pushBy Lydia Petersen, Ntombizodidi Mapapu, Tyler Booth & Peter BeckerExtending the life of Koeberg, with its associated expense and waste-disposal problems, is not necessary — and nuclear energy is not clean or cost-effective Festivals: When celebration becomes a catalyst for changeBy Maxine GrayEvents such as the Luxurious Marble Circus is backed by sponsorship that brings people together, creates jobs and is a driver for social and environmental change Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without usBy Edwin NaiduThe continent can fund its own research, set its own agendas and lead globally through locally rooted solutions, shifting from dependency to leadership War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough?By Lara Horne & Karel KoglerThis case is a reminder to make sure your will is valid and compliant with the law to avoid strife in the event of your death Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent actionBy Ashley Nyiko Mabasa & Phomolo KhitsaneThis group faces systemic barriers in finance and education, hindering economic growth and upward mobility Why free speech matters: Jimmy Kimmel, Charlie Kirk and cancel cultureBy Rafael WinklerWhy hate speech should not be banned and why there is no way of dealing with it — except more speech World’s top economists call for huge investment in public interest mediaBy High-Level Panel on Public Interest MediaThe high level panel assessed risks to the economy and society of a degraded media caused by AI firms and an outdated business model The roll call: Between Historical betrayals and present misrepresentationsBy Andile Lungisa The funding model has always tilted in favour of national and provincial governments, leaving municipalities to stretch meagre resources across vast inequalities What’s in a name? The concourt rules on surnamesBy Sbusiso GwalaThe concourt’s decision extends equality in that men can now take their wives’ surnames, but not everyone agrees that this move is liberating Load More Latest News Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motaum – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4 Youth unemployment hovers at crisis levels – we need to empower entrepreneurs Tourvest reimagines brand identity to meet a new era of global tourism Madlanga inquiry adjourns early as crime intelligence boss Dumisani Khumalo falls ill South Africa pioneers national action plan to combat sub-standard and bogus medical products Pressure on eThekwini to account for clandestine appointment of ANC-linked official Plastic pollution is a public health emergency, says Dion George Redefining coffee innovation for South Africa: How NESCAFÉ Espresso Concentrate fits changing lifestyles Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – again Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Festivals: When celebration becomes a catalyst for changeBy Maxine GrayEvents such as the Luxurious Marble Circus is backed by sponsorship that brings people together, creates jobs and is a driver for social and environmental change Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without usBy Edwin NaiduThe continent can fund its own research, set its own agendas and lead globally through locally rooted solutions, shifting from dependency to leadership War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough?By Lara Horne & Karel KoglerThis case is a reminder to make sure your will is valid and compliant with the law to avoid strife in the event of your death Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent actionBy Ashley Nyiko Mabasa & Phomolo KhitsaneThis group faces systemic barriers in finance and education, hindering economic growth and upward mobility Why free speech matters: Jimmy Kimmel, Charlie Kirk and cancel cultureBy Rafael WinklerWhy hate speech should not be banned and why there is no way of dealing with it — except more speech World’s top economists call for huge investment in public interest mediaBy High-Level Panel on Public Interest MediaThe high level panel assessed risks to the economy and society of a degraded media caused by AI firms and an outdated business model The roll call: Between Historical betrayals and present misrepresentationsBy Andile Lungisa The funding model has always tilted in favour of national and provincial governments, leaving municipalities to stretch meagre resources across vast inequalities What’s in a name? The concourt rules on surnamesBy Sbusiso GwalaThe concourt’s decision extends equality in that men can now take their wives’ surnames, but not everyone agrees that this move is liberating Load More Latest News Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motaum – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4 Youth unemployment hovers at crisis levels – we need to empower entrepreneurs Tourvest reimagines brand identity to meet a new era of global tourism Madlanga inquiry adjourns early as crime intelligence boss Dumisani Khumalo falls ill South Africa pioneers national action plan to combat sub-standard and bogus medical products Pressure on eThekwini to account for clandestine appointment of ANC-linked official Plastic pollution is a public health emergency, says Dion George Redefining coffee innovation for South Africa: How NESCAFÉ Espresso Concentrate fits changing lifestyles Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – again Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without usBy Edwin NaiduThe continent can fund its own research, set its own agendas and lead globally through locally rooted solutions, shifting from dependency to leadership War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough?By Lara Horne & Karel KoglerThis case is a reminder to make sure your will is valid and compliant with the law to avoid strife in the event of your death Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent actionBy Ashley Nyiko Mabasa & Phomolo KhitsaneThis group faces systemic barriers in finance and education, hindering economic growth and upward mobility Why free speech matters: Jimmy Kimmel, Charlie Kirk and cancel cultureBy Rafael WinklerWhy hate speech should not be banned and why there is no way of dealing with it — except more speech World’s top economists call for huge investment in public interest mediaBy High-Level Panel on Public Interest MediaThe high level panel assessed risks to the economy and society of a degraded media caused by AI firms and an outdated business model The roll call: Between Historical betrayals and present misrepresentationsBy Andile Lungisa The funding model has always tilted in favour of national and provincial governments, leaving municipalities to stretch meagre resources across vast inequalities What’s in a name? The concourt rules on surnamesBy Sbusiso GwalaThe concourt’s decision extends equality in that men can now take their wives’ surnames, but not everyone agrees that this move is liberating Load More Latest News Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motaum – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4 Youth unemployment hovers at crisis levels – we need to empower entrepreneurs Tourvest reimagines brand identity to meet a new era of global tourism Madlanga inquiry adjourns early as crime intelligence boss Dumisani Khumalo falls ill South Africa pioneers national action plan to combat sub-standard and bogus medical products Pressure on eThekwini to account for clandestine appointment of ANC-linked official Plastic pollution is a public health emergency, says Dion George Redefining coffee innovation for South Africa: How NESCAFÉ Espresso Concentrate fits changing lifestyles Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – again Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough?By Lara Horne & Karel KoglerThis case is a reminder to make sure your will is valid and compliant with the law to avoid strife in the event of your death Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent actionBy Ashley Nyiko Mabasa & Phomolo KhitsaneThis group faces systemic barriers in finance and education, hindering economic growth and upward mobility Why free speech matters: Jimmy Kimmel, Charlie Kirk and cancel cultureBy Rafael WinklerWhy hate speech should not be banned and why there is no way of dealing with it — except more speech World’s top economists call for huge investment in public interest mediaBy High-Level Panel on Public Interest MediaThe high level panel assessed risks to the economy and society of a degraded media caused by AI firms and an outdated business model The roll call: Between Historical betrayals and present misrepresentationsBy Andile Lungisa The funding model has always tilted in favour of national and provincial governments, leaving municipalities to stretch meagre resources across vast inequalities What’s in a name? The concourt rules on surnamesBy Sbusiso GwalaThe concourt’s decision extends equality in that men can now take their wives’ surnames, but not everyone agrees that this move is liberating Load More Latest News Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motaum – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4 Youth unemployment hovers at crisis levels – we need to empower entrepreneurs Tourvest reimagines brand identity to meet a new era of global tourism Madlanga inquiry adjourns early as crime intelligence boss Dumisani Khumalo falls ill South Africa pioneers national action plan to combat sub-standard and bogus medical products Pressure on eThekwini to account for clandestine appointment of ANC-linked official Plastic pollution is a public health emergency, says Dion George Redefining coffee innovation for South Africa: How NESCAFÉ Espresso Concentrate fits changing lifestyles Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – again Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent actionBy Ashley Nyiko Mabasa & Phomolo KhitsaneThis group faces systemic barriers in finance and education, hindering economic growth and upward mobility Why free speech matters: Jimmy Kimmel, Charlie Kirk and cancel cultureBy Rafael WinklerWhy hate speech should not be banned and why there is no way of dealing with it — except more speech World’s top economists call for huge investment in public interest mediaBy High-Level Panel on Public Interest MediaThe high level panel assessed risks to the economy and society of a degraded media caused by AI firms and an outdated business model The roll call: Between Historical betrayals and present misrepresentationsBy Andile Lungisa The funding model has always tilted in favour of national and provincial governments, leaving municipalities to stretch meagre resources across vast inequalities What’s in a name? The concourt rules on surnamesBy Sbusiso GwalaThe concourt’s decision extends equality in that men can now take their wives’ surnames, but not everyone agrees that this move is liberating Load More Latest News Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motaum – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4 Youth unemployment hovers at crisis levels – we need to empower entrepreneurs Tourvest reimagines brand identity to meet a new era of global tourism Madlanga inquiry adjourns early as crime intelligence boss Dumisani Khumalo falls ill South Africa pioneers national action plan to combat sub-standard and bogus medical products Pressure on eThekwini to account for clandestine appointment of ANC-linked official Plastic pollution is a public health emergency, says Dion George Redefining coffee innovation for South Africa: How NESCAFÉ Espresso Concentrate fits changing lifestyles Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – again Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Why free speech matters: Jimmy Kimmel, Charlie Kirk and cancel cultureBy Rafael WinklerWhy hate speech should not be banned and why there is no way of dealing with it — except more speech World’s top economists call for huge investment in public interest mediaBy High-Level Panel on Public Interest MediaThe high level panel assessed risks to the economy and society of a degraded media caused by AI firms and an outdated business model The roll call: Between Historical betrayals and present misrepresentationsBy Andile Lungisa The funding model has always tilted in favour of national and provincial governments, leaving municipalities to stretch meagre resources across vast inequalities What’s in a name? The concourt rules on surnamesBy Sbusiso GwalaThe concourt’s decision extends equality in that men can now take their wives’ surnames, but not everyone agrees that this move is liberating Load More Latest News Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motaum – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4 Youth unemployment hovers at crisis levels – we need to empower entrepreneurs Tourvest reimagines brand identity to meet a new era of global tourism Madlanga inquiry adjourns early as crime intelligence boss Dumisani Khumalo falls ill South Africa pioneers national action plan to combat sub-standard and bogus medical products Pressure on eThekwini to account for clandestine appointment of ANC-linked official Plastic pollution is a public health emergency, says Dion George Redefining coffee innovation for South Africa: How NESCAFÉ Espresso Concentrate fits changing lifestyles Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – again Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
World’s top economists call for huge investment in public interest mediaBy High-Level Panel on Public Interest MediaThe high level panel assessed risks to the economy and society of a degraded media caused by AI firms and an outdated business model The roll call: Between Historical betrayals and present misrepresentationsBy Andile Lungisa The funding model has always tilted in favour of national and provincial governments, leaving municipalities to stretch meagre resources across vast inequalities What’s in a name? The concourt rules on surnamesBy Sbusiso GwalaThe concourt’s decision extends equality in that men can now take their wives’ surnames, but not everyone agrees that this move is liberating Load More Latest News Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motaum – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4 Youth unemployment hovers at crisis levels – we need to empower entrepreneurs Tourvest reimagines brand identity to meet a new era of global tourism Madlanga inquiry adjourns early as crime intelligence boss Dumisani Khumalo falls ill South Africa pioneers national action plan to combat sub-standard and bogus medical products Pressure on eThekwini to account for clandestine appointment of ANC-linked official Plastic pollution is a public health emergency, says Dion George Redefining coffee innovation for South Africa: How NESCAFÉ Espresso Concentrate fits changing lifestyles Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – again Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
The roll call: Between Historical betrayals and present misrepresentationsBy Andile Lungisa The funding model has always tilted in favour of national and provincial governments, leaving municipalities to stretch meagre resources across vast inequalities What’s in a name? The concourt rules on surnamesBy Sbusiso GwalaThe concourt’s decision extends equality in that men can now take their wives’ surnames, but not everyone agrees that this move is liberating Load More Latest News Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motaum – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4 Youth unemployment hovers at crisis levels – we need to empower entrepreneurs Tourvest reimagines brand identity to meet a new era of global tourism Madlanga inquiry adjourns early as crime intelligence boss Dumisani Khumalo falls ill South Africa pioneers national action plan to combat sub-standard and bogus medical products Pressure on eThekwini to account for clandestine appointment of ANC-linked official Plastic pollution is a public health emergency, says Dion George Redefining coffee innovation for South Africa: How NESCAFÉ Espresso Concentrate fits changing lifestyles Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – again Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
What’s in a name? The concourt rules on surnamesBy Sbusiso GwalaThe concourt’s decision extends equality in that men can now take their wives’ surnames, but not everyone agrees that this move is liberating Load More