The global drug war is reaching for parity with Europe’s medieval Hundred Years’ War. As for other accolades, the combination of the apocalypse religions’ poor stabs at philosophy with a battle against narcotics is a masterstroke for everlasting conflict by its American authors
Online teaching and learning have been accelerated by the Covid-19 crisis, and it’s likely that they are here to stay when the pandemic has abated
Bank insurers are doing much better than the traditional insurers because they have integrated digital solutions that they can roll out fast
Racialised privilege works through a lens of colour-blindness. Whiteness is the taken-for-granted set of norms, values, aesthetics and patterns of behaviour against which all other races are measured and judged.
The relationship between science and ethics is inextricable and a study that does not consider the latter in its design cannot be supported
Doctors at one of the biggest provincial hospitals in Gauteng say they are being forced to attend to patients without PPE, as the number of healthcare workers infected increases
Learners who participated in the eduCate programme managed to increase their marks by an average of 10% in these subjects
The Covid-19 pandemic illustrates the vital importance of cutting-edge research in South Africa and the funding required for it
Service providers are sought in the Raymond Mhlaba and Steve Tshwete Local Municipalities by the Governance Support Programme
A third of South Africa’s food production goes to waste, yet over 10 million people go to bed hungry each night