Home affairs minister admits South Africa has weak borders, and that the Bushiris had 10 passports between them
The pandemic has reminded us of interconnectedness and that we need to see the world from various perspectives, especially in case studies
The assumption of digital fluency for staff and students threatens a socially just education system
New research from seven countries in Africa signals the future of HIV prevention — but what can it learn from its past?
Some learners in two provinces had access to the maths paper two leak a few hours before they sat for the exam
The former president’s advocate and commission lawyers were embroiled in a showdown of who best argued the apprehension of bias doctrine
The application for the state capture commission chair to recuse himself lays bare the history of the two men
Between a communications shutdown and tight restrictions on movement, reporters — and the world — knows little about what is going on in Tigray. But the little that is emerging is terrible
The murder of Fikile Ntshangase in KwaZulu-Natal was not an isolated incident. Around the globe, from Nigeria to Brazil, environmental activists are similarly being silenced, and it is our duty to continue this struggle
The pandemic is hastening neoliberal universities’ moves towards platform pedagogy, where lecturers become participants in the “just-in-time” gig economy and students become “clients”