Killing the messengers: Journalists in the Gaza Strip are targeted

Twenty-three children have died and nearly 900 people have fallen ill from food poisoning but the Bakery & Food Technology Incubator is fighting back by testing food and mentoring businesses

Citizens want to participate but there is a lack of reciprocity from institutions

With rising global revenue and local team success, despite persistent inequalities, supporting women’s sport boosts growth and empowerment

Democratic South Africa, at 31, is critically ill. The National Dialogue is a flawed ‘cure’ for deep-seated issues that need to be solved by reform and accountability

Women’s mental health matters not only for the mother but that of their children

The apex court has given clarity to the meaning of ‘duty of proper consideration’

Donald Trump’s actions and those of his acolytes are remarkably similar to those employed by Hitler

The Holocaust should serve as a universal warning against genocide. Instead it is invoked to sanitise Israel’s persecution of Palestinians

Artificial intelligence assists in healthcare, education and business but synthetic intelligence poses risks to human identity and spirituality, requiring careful control

Digital technologies such as blockchain, internet of things sensors, AI and machine learning are transforming South African industry

South Africans are suffering from self-imposed apartheid-like systems and views – having to prove their rights by carrying IDs (similar to the dompas system) and being judged by the colour of their skin (too dark) and language

The Japanese government is seeking to encourage its companies to think strategically and start to trade with and invest in Africa