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collaboration

Collaboration key to solving Africa’s science problems
Opinion
/ 2 June 2023

Collaboration key to solving Africa’s science problems

An outreach programme aimed at boosting participation in STEM subjects in Limpopo has highlighted the concerns and dreams of the next generation

By Azwinndini Muronga, Natasha Potgieter and Eric Maluta
Objects of Desire: Fierce and Fabulous
Friday
/ 28 March 2023

Objects of Desire: Fierce and Fabulous

Fierce designs that are fabulously unique

By Kimberley Schoeman
A Different Now Is Close Enough To Exhale On You: Curating, according to Bonaventure
Friday
/ 13 January 2023

A Different Now Is Close Enough To Exhale On You: Curating, according to Bonaventure

Goodman Gallery collaborates with International guest curator Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung and the Umhlabathi Collective

By Palesa Segomotso Motsumi
Nike x Jacquemus collab: What to expect
Friday
/ 27 June 2022

Nike x Jacquemus collab: What to expect

The Nike x Jacquemus collaboration drops on Tuesday 28 June online. So far, no ludicrously tiny handbags in sight, but luxurious feminine twists on activewear that make this the collection you didn’t know you needed

By Kimberley Schoeman
Tips for understanding the world of Work 4.0
Opinion
/ 16 April 2022

Tips for understanding the world of Work 4.0

Collaboration and experimentation are key for the new workplace, particularly as nobody fully understands it yet

By Genevieve Koolen
Collaboration fatigue: Why saying yes means saying no
Opinion
/ 9 February 2022

Collaboration fatigue: Why saying yes means saying no

It is possible that people are tiring themselves out through their acceptance of collaborative engagements that do not necessarily lead to better organisational or development outcomes

By Struan Robertson
A social compact is key to fighting rising unemployment and low growth
Opinion
/ 29 January 2022

A social compact is key to fighting rising unemployment and low growth

At its core, the social compact approach calls for increased co-operation and trust between business, labour, community and the government for the betterment of South Africa

By Wandile Sihlobo
The Happenstance at the House on the Hill
Friday
/ 9 March 2021

The Happenstance at the House on the Hill

During the grind of lockdown, musicians exchanged notes on modes of creating through the barrier

By Gwen Ansell
Album review: ‘Indaba Is’, a rite of remembrance
Friday
/ 9 March 2021

Album review: ‘Indaba Is’, a rite of remembrance

The collaborative album Indaba Is, facilitated by Siyabonga Mthembu and Thandi Ntuli, is greater than the sum of its parts

By Nobhongo Gxolo
Who is this man? DOOM collaborator John Robinson on the Villain’s approach to life and art, part one
Friday
/ 31 January 2021

Who is this man? DOOM collaborator John Robinson on the Villain’s approach to life and art, part one

Living in Georgia in the US for a few years, John Robinson, aka Sci, built a close bond with DOOM. In this two-part interview, he reminisces on the moments they shared

By Kwanele Sosibo
Who is this man? DOOM collaborator John Robinson on the Villain’s approach to life and art, part two
Friday
/ 31 January 2021

Who is this man? DOOM collaborator John Robinson on the Villain’s approach to life and art, part two

Living in Georgia in the US for a few years, John Robinson, aka Sci, built a close bond with DOOM. In this two-part interview, he reminisces on the moments they shared

By Kwanele Sosibo
Collaboration is key for equitable access
Coronavirus
/ 21 November 2020

Collaboration is key for equitable access

Equitable access to Covid-19 vaccines, therapies and diagnostics is a moral duty

By Bada Pharasi
Dancing out of the maelstrom: Mo Laudi rejigs ‘Afro Bolero’
Friday
/ 1 October 2020

Dancing out of the maelstrom: Mo Laudi rejigs ‘Afro Bolero’

The South African DJ and producer worked with Philipe Cohen Solal on ‘Afro Bolero’, a pan-African collaboration

By Mo Laudi
Why it’s crucial to collaborate
Opinion
/ 24 September 2020

Why it’s crucial to collaborate

We are able to achieve meaningful social change better, and faster, if we act together

By Marc Lubner
‘There are Mechanisms in Place’: Collaboration births sacred text
Friday
/ 3 September 2020

‘There are Mechanisms in Place’: Collaboration births sacred text

‘There are Mechanisms in Place’, comprising text, poetry and visual analysis of Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum’s practice, reveals how working together is a powerful philosophy

By Nkgopoleng Moloi
Tawana Kupe: It takes a continent to raise the Africa we want
Coronavirus
/ 24 May 2020

Tawana Kupe: It takes a continent to raise the Africa we want

Collaborating with other universities will assist in dealing with diseases and other social issues that know no borders

By Tawana Kupe
Covid-19 pandemic offers municipalities rare opportunity to restore trust
Opinion
/ 11 May 2020

Covid-19 pandemic offers municipalities rare opportunity to restore trust

Local government and councillors have largely failed to deliver services and on their mandate because of a lack of will to do their jobs, corruption and a shortage of people with skills

By Harlan Cloete
Būjin on spitting ‘Weird Venom’
Article
/ 26 April 2020

Būjin on spitting ‘Weird Venom’

Dani Kyengo O’Neill has just released her first solo single. It’s a mantra. An anthem. A daily devotion. A queer prayer. Listen to it

By Zaza Hlalethwa

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