Mpondoland at the precipice: Listening, before we lose the language of the landBy Geoff BrownIts plight echoes a global call to remember who we are and what we stand to lose
Nandi-Ndaitwah shifts gears in Namibia’s women-in-power journeyNamibia’s political landscape is being reshaped by the president’s administration, with 57% women ministers By Wonder GuchuWhat does Erdogan want from South Africa?South Africa should be circumspect about closer links with Türkiye as President Erdogan’s actions contradict his anti-Israel rhetoric, serving personal interests By Turkmen TerziFixing the basics: Why South Africa must get municipal finance rightImproving collection is key as municipalities struggle with revenue due to poor billing, unspent funds and capacity issues, hindering service delivery By Thabiso NdebelePartner ContentYour kindness or a hidden risk? How charity in South Africa could lead to a legal trapBy Partner Content Fixing local politics starts inside South Africa’s political partiesBy Stuart MorrisonStronger intra-party accountability is needed in government A Corruption Truth and Reconciliation Commission is needed for a national resetBy Busani NgcaweniIn South Africa’s struggle with graft, various interventions have failed, highlighting the need for a Corruption TRC US think tank vs South Africa’s solidarity with PalestineBy Sõzarn BardayOrganisation urges pressure on the country, citing ties with Hamas African peace and security dialogue: Media and controversial soundbitesBy Orapeleng MatshedisoThe dialogue, the second of its kind, is continental and not South African, as some journalists wrote In the race for faster cross-border payments, speed is not the only issueBy Ellen Kumwenda-MtineInternational payments are complex and expensive due to outdated architecture. Regulatory reforms like ISO 20022 aim for smarter, transparent transactions Recognising Palestinian statehood must translate into diplomatic solidarityBy Hanan JarrarPeople all over the world have spoken out against Israel’s actions. It’s time for governments to heed them Engineering (and funding) a new water future for AfricaBy Bonga Ntuli and David SawyerrA recent summit highlighted ways to address South Africa’s water crisis, turning it to opportunity by finding effective ways to fund change Mzansi Unicorns: Leveraging technology and AI to solve BIG problems: Melvyn Lubega – Podcast episode 5By Tshediso “Teddy” KhuzwayoMzansi Unicorns is a podcast spotlighting exceptional South Africans making a global impact across culture, business, sport, and social change. Air pollution: The global health crisis G20 governments can’t ignoreBy Rico Euripidou, Neo Tsotetsi, Dr James Irlam and Mafoko PhomaneGovernments and development financiers recognise the costs of air pollution but remain undeterred by its underlying causes The ANC at a crossroads: The ‘door of no return’By Nkuna Moteane GiftThe ANC is at a critical juncture after losing its majority. Its future, like that of other liberation movements, is uncertain as voters’ disillusionment grows Procedural justice foundation of South Africa’s just energy transitionBy Sibusiso Mazomba and Bertha LetsokoThe JET must be deep: redistributive, participatory and youth-led Autocracy in the 21st century — the end of the American republic?By Rafael WinklerUnlike past forms, modern autocracy offers stability, encourages scepticism about political alternatives and causes withdrawal from civic engagement Load More Latest News Côte d’Ivoire vote relevant for region Mpondoland at the precipice: Listening, before we lose the language of the land Nandi-Ndaitwah shifts gears in Namibia’s women-in-power journey Raila Odinga: The relentless pan-Africanist who dominated Kenya’s politics Typos & change: Jonathan Schultz and the alchemy of identity The final act: Khutjo Green on Scandal!, spirituality and the soul of storytelling Cryptic Crossword JDE 502 Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergency Mchunu says political killings task team was not a permanent unit, as infighting rocks police service 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 does Erdogan want from South Africa?South Africa should be circumspect about closer links with Türkiye as President Erdogan’s actions contradict his anti-Israel rhetoric, serving personal interests By Turkmen TerziFixing the basics: Why South Africa must get municipal finance rightImproving collection is key as municipalities struggle with revenue due to poor billing, unspent funds and capacity issues, hindering service delivery By Thabiso NdebelePartner ContentYour kindness or a hidden risk? How charity in South Africa could lead to a legal trapBy Partner Content Fixing local politics starts inside South Africa’s political partiesBy Stuart MorrisonStronger intra-party accountability is needed in government A Corruption Truth and Reconciliation Commission is needed for a national resetBy Busani NgcaweniIn South Africa’s struggle with graft, various interventions have failed, highlighting the need for a Corruption TRC US think tank vs South Africa’s solidarity with PalestineBy Sõzarn BardayOrganisation urges pressure on the country, citing ties with Hamas African peace and security dialogue: Media and controversial soundbitesBy Orapeleng MatshedisoThe dialogue, the second of its kind, is continental and not South African, as some journalists wrote In the race for faster cross-border payments, speed is not the only issueBy Ellen Kumwenda-MtineInternational payments are complex and expensive due to outdated architecture. Regulatory reforms like ISO 20022 aim for smarter, transparent transactions Recognising Palestinian statehood must translate into diplomatic solidarityBy Hanan JarrarPeople all over the world have spoken out against Israel’s actions. It’s time for governments to heed them Engineering (and funding) a new water future for AfricaBy Bonga Ntuli and David SawyerrA recent summit highlighted ways to address South Africa’s water crisis, turning it to opportunity by finding effective ways to fund change Mzansi Unicorns: Leveraging technology and AI to solve BIG problems: Melvyn Lubega – Podcast episode 5By Tshediso “Teddy” KhuzwayoMzansi Unicorns is a podcast spotlighting exceptional South Africans making a global impact across culture, business, sport, and social change. Air pollution: The global health crisis G20 governments can’t ignoreBy Rico Euripidou, Neo Tsotetsi, Dr James Irlam and Mafoko PhomaneGovernments and development financiers recognise the costs of air pollution but remain undeterred by its underlying causes The ANC at a crossroads: The ‘door of no return’By Nkuna Moteane GiftThe ANC is at a critical juncture after losing its majority. Its future, like that of other liberation movements, is uncertain as voters’ disillusionment grows Procedural justice foundation of South Africa’s just energy transitionBy Sibusiso Mazomba and Bertha LetsokoThe JET must be deep: redistributive, participatory and youth-led Autocracy in the 21st century — the end of the American republic?By Rafael WinklerUnlike past forms, modern autocracy offers stability, encourages scepticism about political alternatives and causes withdrawal from civic engagement Load More Latest News Côte d’Ivoire vote relevant for region Mpondoland at the precipice: Listening, before we lose the language of the land Nandi-Ndaitwah shifts gears in Namibia’s women-in-power journey Raila Odinga: The relentless pan-Africanist who dominated Kenya’s politics Typos & change: Jonathan Schultz and the alchemy of identity The final act: Khutjo Green on Scandal!, spirituality and the soul of storytelling Cryptic Crossword JDE 502 Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergency Mchunu says political killings task team was not a permanent unit, as infighting rocks police service 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 }
Fixing the basics: Why South Africa must get municipal finance rightImproving collection is key as municipalities struggle with revenue due to poor billing, unspent funds and capacity issues, hindering service delivery By Thabiso NdebelePartner ContentYour kindness or a hidden risk? How charity in South Africa could lead to a legal trapBy Partner Content
Partner ContentYour kindness or a hidden risk? How charity in South Africa could lead to a legal trapBy Partner Content
Fixing local politics starts inside South Africa’s political partiesBy Stuart MorrisonStronger intra-party accountability is needed in government A Corruption Truth and Reconciliation Commission is needed for a national resetBy Busani NgcaweniIn South Africa’s struggle with graft, various interventions have failed, highlighting the need for a Corruption TRC US think tank vs South Africa’s solidarity with PalestineBy Sõzarn BardayOrganisation urges pressure on the country, citing ties with Hamas African peace and security dialogue: Media and controversial soundbitesBy Orapeleng MatshedisoThe dialogue, the second of its kind, is continental and not South African, as some journalists wrote In the race for faster cross-border payments, speed is not the only issueBy Ellen Kumwenda-MtineInternational payments are complex and expensive due to outdated architecture. Regulatory reforms like ISO 20022 aim for smarter, transparent transactions Recognising Palestinian statehood must translate into diplomatic solidarityBy Hanan JarrarPeople all over the world have spoken out against Israel’s actions. It’s time for governments to heed them Engineering (and funding) a new water future for AfricaBy Bonga Ntuli and David SawyerrA recent summit highlighted ways to address South Africa’s water crisis, turning it to opportunity by finding effective ways to fund change Mzansi Unicorns: Leveraging technology and AI to solve BIG problems: Melvyn Lubega – Podcast episode 5By Tshediso “Teddy” KhuzwayoMzansi Unicorns is a podcast spotlighting exceptional South Africans making a global impact across culture, business, sport, and social change. Air pollution: The global health crisis G20 governments can’t ignoreBy Rico Euripidou, Neo Tsotetsi, Dr James Irlam and Mafoko PhomaneGovernments and development financiers recognise the costs of air pollution but remain undeterred by its underlying causes The ANC at a crossroads: The ‘door of no return’By Nkuna Moteane GiftThe ANC is at a critical juncture after losing its majority. Its future, like that of other liberation movements, is uncertain as voters’ disillusionment grows Procedural justice foundation of South Africa’s just energy transitionBy Sibusiso Mazomba and Bertha LetsokoThe JET must be deep: redistributive, participatory and youth-led Autocracy in the 21st century — the end of the American republic?By Rafael WinklerUnlike past forms, modern autocracy offers stability, encourages scepticism about political alternatives and causes withdrawal from civic engagement Load More Latest News Côte d’Ivoire vote relevant for region Mpondoland at the precipice: Listening, before we lose the language of the land Nandi-Ndaitwah shifts gears in Namibia’s women-in-power journey Raila Odinga: The relentless pan-Africanist who dominated Kenya’s politics Typos & change: Jonathan Schultz and the alchemy of identity The final act: Khutjo Green on Scandal!, spirituality and the soul of storytelling Cryptic Crossword JDE 502 Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergency Mchunu says political killings task team was not a permanent unit, as infighting rocks police service 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 }
A Corruption Truth and Reconciliation Commission is needed for a national resetBy Busani NgcaweniIn South Africa’s struggle with graft, various interventions have failed, highlighting the need for a Corruption TRC US think tank vs South Africa’s solidarity with PalestineBy Sõzarn BardayOrganisation urges pressure on the country, citing ties with Hamas African peace and security dialogue: Media and controversial soundbitesBy Orapeleng MatshedisoThe dialogue, the second of its kind, is continental and not South African, as some journalists wrote In the race for faster cross-border payments, speed is not the only issueBy Ellen Kumwenda-MtineInternational payments are complex and expensive due to outdated architecture. Regulatory reforms like ISO 20022 aim for smarter, transparent transactions Recognising Palestinian statehood must translate into diplomatic solidarityBy Hanan JarrarPeople all over the world have spoken out against Israel’s actions. It’s time for governments to heed them Engineering (and funding) a new water future for AfricaBy Bonga Ntuli and David SawyerrA recent summit highlighted ways to address South Africa’s water crisis, turning it to opportunity by finding effective ways to fund change Mzansi Unicorns: Leveraging technology and AI to solve BIG problems: Melvyn Lubega – Podcast episode 5By Tshediso “Teddy” KhuzwayoMzansi Unicorns is a podcast spotlighting exceptional South Africans making a global impact across culture, business, sport, and social change. Air pollution: The global health crisis G20 governments can’t ignoreBy Rico Euripidou, Neo Tsotetsi, Dr James Irlam and Mafoko PhomaneGovernments and development financiers recognise the costs of air pollution but remain undeterred by its underlying causes The ANC at a crossroads: The ‘door of no return’By Nkuna Moteane GiftThe ANC is at a critical juncture after losing its majority. Its future, like that of other liberation movements, is uncertain as voters’ disillusionment grows Procedural justice foundation of South Africa’s just energy transitionBy Sibusiso Mazomba and Bertha LetsokoThe JET must be deep: redistributive, participatory and youth-led Autocracy in the 21st century — the end of the American republic?By Rafael WinklerUnlike past forms, modern autocracy offers stability, encourages scepticism about political alternatives and causes withdrawal from civic engagement Load More Latest News Côte d’Ivoire vote relevant for region Mpondoland at the precipice: Listening, before we lose the language of the land Nandi-Ndaitwah shifts gears in Namibia’s women-in-power journey Raila Odinga: The relentless pan-Africanist who dominated Kenya’s politics Typos & change: Jonathan Schultz and the alchemy of identity The final act: Khutjo Green on Scandal!, spirituality and the soul of storytelling Cryptic Crossword JDE 502 Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergency Mchunu says political killings task team was not a permanent unit, as infighting rocks police service 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 }
US think tank vs South Africa’s solidarity with PalestineBy Sõzarn BardayOrganisation urges pressure on the country, citing ties with Hamas African peace and security dialogue: Media and controversial soundbitesBy Orapeleng MatshedisoThe dialogue, the second of its kind, is continental and not South African, as some journalists wrote In the race for faster cross-border payments, speed is not the only issueBy Ellen Kumwenda-MtineInternational payments are complex and expensive due to outdated architecture. Regulatory reforms like ISO 20022 aim for smarter, transparent transactions Recognising Palestinian statehood must translate into diplomatic solidarityBy Hanan JarrarPeople all over the world have spoken out against Israel’s actions. It’s time for governments to heed them Engineering (and funding) a new water future for AfricaBy Bonga Ntuli and David SawyerrA recent summit highlighted ways to address South Africa’s water crisis, turning it to opportunity by finding effective ways to fund change Mzansi Unicorns: Leveraging technology and AI to solve BIG problems: Melvyn Lubega – Podcast episode 5By Tshediso “Teddy” KhuzwayoMzansi Unicorns is a podcast spotlighting exceptional South Africans making a global impact across culture, business, sport, and social change. Air pollution: The global health crisis G20 governments can’t ignoreBy Rico Euripidou, Neo Tsotetsi, Dr James Irlam and Mafoko PhomaneGovernments and development financiers recognise the costs of air pollution but remain undeterred by its underlying causes The ANC at a crossroads: The ‘door of no return’By Nkuna Moteane GiftThe ANC is at a critical juncture after losing its majority. Its future, like that of other liberation movements, is uncertain as voters’ disillusionment grows Procedural justice foundation of South Africa’s just energy transitionBy Sibusiso Mazomba and Bertha LetsokoThe JET must be deep: redistributive, participatory and youth-led Autocracy in the 21st century — the end of the American republic?By Rafael WinklerUnlike past forms, modern autocracy offers stability, encourages scepticism about political alternatives and causes withdrawal from civic engagement Load More Latest News Côte d’Ivoire vote relevant for region Mpondoland at the precipice: Listening, before we lose the language of the land Nandi-Ndaitwah shifts gears in Namibia’s women-in-power journey Raila Odinga: The relentless pan-Africanist who dominated Kenya’s politics Typos & change: Jonathan Schultz and the alchemy of identity The final act: Khutjo Green on Scandal!, spirituality and the soul of storytelling Cryptic Crossword JDE 502 Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergency Mchunu says political killings task team was not a permanent unit, as infighting rocks police service 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 }
African peace and security dialogue: Media and controversial soundbitesBy Orapeleng MatshedisoThe dialogue, the second of its kind, is continental and not South African, as some journalists wrote In the race for faster cross-border payments, speed is not the only issueBy Ellen Kumwenda-MtineInternational payments are complex and expensive due to outdated architecture. Regulatory reforms like ISO 20022 aim for smarter, transparent transactions Recognising Palestinian statehood must translate into diplomatic solidarityBy Hanan JarrarPeople all over the world have spoken out against Israel’s actions. It’s time for governments to heed them Engineering (and funding) a new water future for AfricaBy Bonga Ntuli and David SawyerrA recent summit highlighted ways to address South Africa’s water crisis, turning it to opportunity by finding effective ways to fund change Mzansi Unicorns: Leveraging technology and AI to solve BIG problems: Melvyn Lubega – Podcast episode 5By Tshediso “Teddy” KhuzwayoMzansi Unicorns is a podcast spotlighting exceptional South Africans making a global impact across culture, business, sport, and social change. Air pollution: The global health crisis G20 governments can’t ignoreBy Rico Euripidou, Neo Tsotetsi, Dr James Irlam and Mafoko PhomaneGovernments and development financiers recognise the costs of air pollution but remain undeterred by its underlying causes The ANC at a crossroads: The ‘door of no return’By Nkuna Moteane GiftThe ANC is at a critical juncture after losing its majority. Its future, like that of other liberation movements, is uncertain as voters’ disillusionment grows Procedural justice foundation of South Africa’s just energy transitionBy Sibusiso Mazomba and Bertha LetsokoThe JET must be deep: redistributive, participatory and youth-led Autocracy in the 21st century — the end of the American republic?By Rafael WinklerUnlike past forms, modern autocracy offers stability, encourages scepticism about political alternatives and causes withdrawal from civic engagement Load More Latest News Côte d’Ivoire vote relevant for region Mpondoland at the precipice: Listening, before we lose the language of the land Nandi-Ndaitwah shifts gears in Namibia’s women-in-power journey Raila Odinga: The relentless pan-Africanist who dominated Kenya’s politics Typos & change: Jonathan Schultz and the alchemy of identity The final act: Khutjo Green on Scandal!, spirituality and the soul of storytelling Cryptic Crossword JDE 502 Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergency Mchunu says political killings task team was not a permanent unit, as infighting rocks police service 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 }
In the race for faster cross-border payments, speed is not the only issueBy Ellen Kumwenda-MtineInternational payments are complex and expensive due to outdated architecture. Regulatory reforms like ISO 20022 aim for smarter, transparent transactions Recognising Palestinian statehood must translate into diplomatic solidarityBy Hanan JarrarPeople all over the world have spoken out against Israel’s actions. It’s time for governments to heed them Engineering (and funding) a new water future for AfricaBy Bonga Ntuli and David SawyerrA recent summit highlighted ways to address South Africa’s water crisis, turning it to opportunity by finding effective ways to fund change Mzansi Unicorns: Leveraging technology and AI to solve BIG problems: Melvyn Lubega – Podcast episode 5By Tshediso “Teddy” KhuzwayoMzansi Unicorns is a podcast spotlighting exceptional South Africans making a global impact across culture, business, sport, and social change. Air pollution: The global health crisis G20 governments can’t ignoreBy Rico Euripidou, Neo Tsotetsi, Dr James Irlam and Mafoko PhomaneGovernments and development financiers recognise the costs of air pollution but remain undeterred by its underlying causes The ANC at a crossroads: The ‘door of no return’By Nkuna Moteane GiftThe ANC is at a critical juncture after losing its majority. Its future, like that of other liberation movements, is uncertain as voters’ disillusionment grows Procedural justice foundation of South Africa’s just energy transitionBy Sibusiso Mazomba and Bertha LetsokoThe JET must be deep: redistributive, participatory and youth-led Autocracy in the 21st century — the end of the American republic?By Rafael WinklerUnlike past forms, modern autocracy offers stability, encourages scepticism about political alternatives and causes withdrawal from civic engagement Load More Latest News Côte d’Ivoire vote relevant for region Mpondoland at the precipice: Listening, before we lose the language of the land Nandi-Ndaitwah shifts gears in Namibia’s women-in-power journey Raila Odinga: The relentless pan-Africanist who dominated Kenya’s politics Typos & change: Jonathan Schultz and the alchemy of identity The final act: Khutjo Green on Scandal!, spirituality and the soul of storytelling Cryptic Crossword JDE 502 Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergency Mchunu says political killings task team was not a permanent unit, as infighting rocks police service 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 }
Recognising Palestinian statehood must translate into diplomatic solidarityBy Hanan JarrarPeople all over the world have spoken out against Israel’s actions. It’s time for governments to heed them Engineering (and funding) a new water future for AfricaBy Bonga Ntuli and David SawyerrA recent summit highlighted ways to address South Africa’s water crisis, turning it to opportunity by finding effective ways to fund change Mzansi Unicorns: Leveraging technology and AI to solve BIG problems: Melvyn Lubega – Podcast episode 5By Tshediso “Teddy” KhuzwayoMzansi Unicorns is a podcast spotlighting exceptional South Africans making a global impact across culture, business, sport, and social change. Air pollution: The global health crisis G20 governments can’t ignoreBy Rico Euripidou, Neo Tsotetsi, Dr James Irlam and Mafoko PhomaneGovernments and development financiers recognise the costs of air pollution but remain undeterred by its underlying causes The ANC at a crossroads: The ‘door of no return’By Nkuna Moteane GiftThe ANC is at a critical juncture after losing its majority. Its future, like that of other liberation movements, is uncertain as voters’ disillusionment grows Procedural justice foundation of South Africa’s just energy transitionBy Sibusiso Mazomba and Bertha LetsokoThe JET must be deep: redistributive, participatory and youth-led Autocracy in the 21st century — the end of the American republic?By Rafael WinklerUnlike past forms, modern autocracy offers stability, encourages scepticism about political alternatives and causes withdrawal from civic engagement Load More Latest News Côte d’Ivoire vote relevant for region Mpondoland at the precipice: Listening, before we lose the language of the land Nandi-Ndaitwah shifts gears in Namibia’s women-in-power journey Raila Odinga: The relentless pan-Africanist who dominated Kenya’s politics Typos & change: Jonathan Schultz and the alchemy of identity The final act: Khutjo Green on Scandal!, spirituality and the soul of storytelling Cryptic Crossword JDE 502 Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergency Mchunu says political killings task team was not a permanent unit, as infighting rocks police service 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 }
Engineering (and funding) a new water future for AfricaBy Bonga Ntuli and David SawyerrA recent summit highlighted ways to address South Africa’s water crisis, turning it to opportunity by finding effective ways to fund change Mzansi Unicorns: Leveraging technology and AI to solve BIG problems: Melvyn Lubega – Podcast episode 5By Tshediso “Teddy” KhuzwayoMzansi Unicorns is a podcast spotlighting exceptional South Africans making a global impact across culture, business, sport, and social change. Air pollution: The global health crisis G20 governments can’t ignoreBy Rico Euripidou, Neo Tsotetsi, Dr James Irlam and Mafoko PhomaneGovernments and development financiers recognise the costs of air pollution but remain undeterred by its underlying causes The ANC at a crossroads: The ‘door of no return’By Nkuna Moteane GiftThe ANC is at a critical juncture after losing its majority. Its future, like that of other liberation movements, is uncertain as voters’ disillusionment grows Procedural justice foundation of South Africa’s just energy transitionBy Sibusiso Mazomba and Bertha LetsokoThe JET must be deep: redistributive, participatory and youth-led Autocracy in the 21st century — the end of the American republic?By Rafael WinklerUnlike past forms, modern autocracy offers stability, encourages scepticism about political alternatives and causes withdrawal from civic engagement Load More Latest News Côte d’Ivoire vote relevant for region Mpondoland at the precipice: Listening, before we lose the language of the land Nandi-Ndaitwah shifts gears in Namibia’s women-in-power journey Raila Odinga: The relentless pan-Africanist who dominated Kenya’s politics Typos & change: Jonathan Schultz and the alchemy of identity The final act: Khutjo Green on Scandal!, spirituality and the soul of storytelling Cryptic Crossword JDE 502 Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergency Mchunu says political killings task team was not a permanent unit, as infighting rocks police service 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 }
Mzansi Unicorns: Leveraging technology and AI to solve BIG problems: Melvyn Lubega – Podcast episode 5By Tshediso “Teddy” KhuzwayoMzansi Unicorns is a podcast spotlighting exceptional South Africans making a global impact across culture, business, sport, and social change. Air pollution: The global health crisis G20 governments can’t ignoreBy Rico Euripidou, Neo Tsotetsi, Dr James Irlam and Mafoko PhomaneGovernments and development financiers recognise the costs of air pollution but remain undeterred by its underlying causes The ANC at a crossroads: The ‘door of no return’By Nkuna Moteane GiftThe ANC is at a critical juncture after losing its majority. Its future, like that of other liberation movements, is uncertain as voters’ disillusionment grows Procedural justice foundation of South Africa’s just energy transitionBy Sibusiso Mazomba and Bertha LetsokoThe JET must be deep: redistributive, participatory and youth-led Autocracy in the 21st century — the end of the American republic?By Rafael WinklerUnlike past forms, modern autocracy offers stability, encourages scepticism about political alternatives and causes withdrawal from civic engagement Load More Latest News Côte d’Ivoire vote relevant for region Mpondoland at the precipice: Listening, before we lose the language of the land Nandi-Ndaitwah shifts gears in Namibia’s women-in-power journey Raila Odinga: The relentless pan-Africanist who dominated Kenya’s politics Typos & change: Jonathan Schultz and the alchemy of identity The final act: Khutjo Green on Scandal!, spirituality and the soul of storytelling Cryptic Crossword JDE 502 Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergency Mchunu says political killings task team was not a permanent unit, as infighting rocks police service 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 }
Air pollution: The global health crisis G20 governments can’t ignoreBy Rico Euripidou, Neo Tsotetsi, Dr James Irlam and Mafoko PhomaneGovernments and development financiers recognise the costs of air pollution but remain undeterred by its underlying causes The ANC at a crossroads: The ‘door of no return’By Nkuna Moteane GiftThe ANC is at a critical juncture after losing its majority. Its future, like that of other liberation movements, is uncertain as voters’ disillusionment grows Procedural justice foundation of South Africa’s just energy transitionBy Sibusiso Mazomba and Bertha LetsokoThe JET must be deep: redistributive, participatory and youth-led Autocracy in the 21st century — the end of the American republic?By Rafael WinklerUnlike past forms, modern autocracy offers stability, encourages scepticism about political alternatives and causes withdrawal from civic engagement Load More Latest News Côte d’Ivoire vote relevant for region Mpondoland at the precipice: Listening, before we lose the language of the land Nandi-Ndaitwah shifts gears in Namibia’s women-in-power journey Raila Odinga: The relentless pan-Africanist who dominated Kenya’s politics Typos & change: Jonathan Schultz and the alchemy of identity The final act: Khutjo Green on Scandal!, spirituality and the soul of storytelling Cryptic Crossword JDE 502 Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergency Mchunu says political killings task team was not a permanent unit, as infighting rocks police service 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 ANC at a crossroads: The ‘door of no return’By Nkuna Moteane GiftThe ANC is at a critical juncture after losing its majority. Its future, like that of other liberation movements, is uncertain as voters’ disillusionment grows Procedural justice foundation of South Africa’s just energy transitionBy Sibusiso Mazomba and Bertha LetsokoThe JET must be deep: redistributive, participatory and youth-led Autocracy in the 21st century — the end of the American republic?By Rafael WinklerUnlike past forms, modern autocracy offers stability, encourages scepticism about political alternatives and causes withdrawal from civic engagement Load More Latest News Côte d’Ivoire vote relevant for region Mpondoland at the precipice: Listening, before we lose the language of the land Nandi-Ndaitwah shifts gears in Namibia’s women-in-power journey Raila Odinga: The relentless pan-Africanist who dominated Kenya’s politics Typos & change: Jonathan Schultz and the alchemy of identity The final act: Khutjo Green on Scandal!, spirituality and the soul of storytelling Cryptic Crossword JDE 502 Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergency Mchunu says political killings task team was not a permanent unit, as infighting rocks police service 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 }
Procedural justice foundation of South Africa’s just energy transitionBy Sibusiso Mazomba and Bertha LetsokoThe JET must be deep: redistributive, participatory and youth-led Autocracy in the 21st century — the end of the American republic?By Rafael WinklerUnlike past forms, modern autocracy offers stability, encourages scepticism about political alternatives and causes withdrawal from civic engagement Load More Latest News Côte d’Ivoire vote relevant for region Mpondoland at the precipice: Listening, before we lose the language of the land Nandi-Ndaitwah shifts gears in Namibia’s women-in-power journey Raila Odinga: The relentless pan-Africanist who dominated Kenya’s politics Typos & change: Jonathan Schultz and the alchemy of identity The final act: Khutjo Green on Scandal!, spirituality and the soul of storytelling Cryptic Crossword JDE 502 Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergency Mchunu says political killings task team was not a permanent unit, as infighting rocks police service 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 }
Autocracy in the 21st century — the end of the American republic?By Rafael WinklerUnlike past forms, modern autocracy offers stability, encourages scepticism about political alternatives and causes withdrawal from civic engagement Load More