Renewable energy could keep SA’s data centres lit and reliable

These unwritten social rules also develop in the workplace and, coupled with groupthink or the desire for conformity, can result in corrupt or wrong behaviour becoming the norm

Municipalities need a governance register to ensure their performance more than compliance

The left stood for a social agenda and the right for the individual’s needs. Now politics is self-serving

John Steenhuisen’s appointment of Roman Cabanac is a bro too far.

This contribution is a genuine effort at furthering what Andreas Schedler called “reform from below”, in his book The Self-Restraining State: Power and Accountability in New Democracies

An American Bill’s call for a review of US-SA bilateral relations is likely over policy differences.

With no dedicated budget, a shortage of data, and no tools to assess how inclusive healthcare is for persons with disabilities in SA, the government needs to urgently address these issues

The 15-minute city is a concept that embraces mixed-use lifestyle living with primary amenities accessed within walking or cycling distance

The country’s ambassadors to Canada and the United Arab Emirates have been expelled from those countries

It is more a case of green colonialism, with the continent threatened by water conflicts, land grabs and endangered biodiversity while foreign powers reap the benefits

Africans need to return to communalism and share knowledge to thrive together in the 21st century

Engineering, procurement, and construction partners can mitigate effects of extreme weather and intense heat underground, ensuring the longevity of a mine