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District Six wound to be healed
Plans include reintroducing Hanover Street and property rights for returning victims of removals
‘White fragility’ is damaging SA universities
Academics at a recent meeting called for white liberals to acknowledge they ‘are the problem’
Universities offer HIV treatment
On-campus clinics roll out ARTs to students to improve access and decrease stigma
Open varsity gates to the commons
These institutions needn’t be discrete spaces and can be used to change the urban environment
No tidy truths in the post-colony
Recent debate exposes both student activists’ and academics’ blind spots on decolonisation
Using knowledge for advanced economic efficiencies
The DST is fueling innovation through investment in research and development
The chameleon: Musonda Kabwe
Musonda Kabwe's graphics are bold and often include an interesting interplay between traditional and digital media.
‘Climate of terror’ reigns at CPUT
Staff and students want the university to fire a security company that’s ‘militarising’ the campus
CPUT students deny causing unrest on campus, blaming the university instead
Students claim in court papers the university is trying to find ‘somebody to blame for its failures’
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Judge trashes entire lockdown regime as constitutionally flawed
The high court ruling will delight gatvol South Africans but is unlikely to stand the test of time
The backlogs, denials and future of testing Covid-19
The National Health Laboratory Services finally admitted to a bottleneck last week, after denying there were any issues since April. According to the service, the backlog of 80 000 tests started in the first week of May
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Empowering his people to unleash their potential
'Being registered as an AGA(SA) means you are capable of engineering an idea and turning it into money,' says Raymond Mayekisa
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What is an AGA(SA) and AT(SA) and why do they matter?
If your company has these qualified professionals it will help improve efficiencies and accelerate progress by assisting your organisation to perform better
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Mining company uses rich seam of technology to gear up for Covid-19
Itec Direct technology provides instant temperature screening of staff returniing to the workplace with no human contact
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Covid-19 and Back to School Webinar
If our educators can take care of themselves, they can take care of the children they teach
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5G technology is the future
Besides a healthcare problem Covid-19 is also a data issue and 5G technology, with its lightning speed, can help to curb its spread
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JTI off to court for tobacco ban: Government not listening to industry or consumers
The tobacco ban places 109 000 jobs and 179 000 wholesalers and retailers at risk — including the livelihood of emerging farmers
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Holistic Financial Planning for Professionals Webinar
Our lives are constantly in flux, so it makes sense that your financial planning must be reviewed frequently — preferably on an annual basis
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Undeterred by Covid-19 pandemic, China and Africa hold hands, building a community of a shared future for mankind
It is clear that building a community with a shared future for all mankind has become a more pressing task than ever before
