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equity

Diversity, equity and inclusion kills: Why we need to stop advocating for it
Thought Leader
/ 25 February 2025

Diversity, equity and inclusion kills: Why we need to stop advocating for it

If power and accountability remain unchanged, inclusion efforts do not create equity — they reinforce vulnerability

By Sorayah Nair
‘First They Came’: Global rise of authoritarianism is everyone’s fight for rights
Thought Leader
/ 19 February 2025

‘First They Came’: Global rise of authoritarianism is everyone’s fight for rights

If we do not speak out against the erosion of rights by authoritarian leaders, anti-rights movements will be emboldened everywhere

By Sibahle Zuma
Trump’s funding cuts hit HIV, GBV services hard
Health
/ 15 February 2025

Trump’s funding cuts hit HIV, GBV services hard

The US president’s cutting of financial support has cut life-saving treatment for many in SA

By Umamah Bakharia
Some Pepfar projects can now restart in full, without a waiver
Health
/ 13 February 2025

Some Pepfar projects can now restart in full, without a waiver

A federal judge has enforced a temporary restraining order blocking Donald Trump from freezing federal grants

By Mia Malan
UPDATE | Embassy confirms Pepfar projects will restart, despite Trump aid ban
Health
/ 11 February 2025

UPDATE | Embassy confirms Pepfar projects will restart, despite Trump aid ban

Such programmes still qualify for a limited waiver, which will expire towards the end of April, but only for approved activities

By Mia Malan
Kenya election: What Martha Karua means for women in politics
Politics
/ 9 August 2022

Kenya election: What Martha Karua means for women in politics

Martha Karua is taking centre stage in Kenya’s elections: what it means for women in politics

By Emma Elfversson and Kristine Höglund
The lie of limitless economic progress
Opinion
/ 12 December 2021

The lie of limitless economic progress

We need alternatives because unrestrained development is not compatible with life

By Catherine Horsfield and Neil Overy
Open letter to South African funding houses
Opinion
/ 15 February 2021

Open letter to South African funding houses

Where is the money without equity for startups?

By Ben Sassman
UCT to undo racial appointments through its new employment policy
Education
/ 12 February 2021

UCT to undo racial appointments through its new employment policy

This comes after the university made headlines for allegedly failing to adhere to its own policies when it comes to employing staff

By Bongekile Macupe
White noise: Black people will always struggle to breathe and be heard
Opinion
/ 14 June 2020

White noise: Black people will always struggle to breathe and be heard

As long as white people refuse to confront their racism they remain robbed of the opportunity to fully understand it and its many manifestations

By Sorayah Nair

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