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Governments

How can governments become data-driven organisations?
Opinion
/ 26 July 2022

How can governments become data-driven organisations?

Data-based service delivery models have many advantages but the data must be trustworthy and used ethically

By Ina Cilliers
Toxic workplaces: Are human rights organisations some of the culprits?
Opinion
/ 1 February 2022

Toxic workplaces: Are human rights organisations some of the culprits?

Some human rights organisations are enabling toxicity to harmful degrees

By Portia C Allen
The social contract is broken
Opinion
/ 31 January 2021

The social contract is broken

The government misuses taxes and does not maintain our safety, justice, health and infrastructure systems. Eventually citizens will tire of the lack of delivery

By Geoff Embling
We sacrifice for Covid, so we can fight global warming
Coronavirus
/ 2 July 2020

We sacrifice for Covid, so we can fight global warming

We just have to ask ourselves if we are as willing to sacrifice to save our grandchildren as we have shown ourselves to be when it came to trying to save older people, the sick and the poor from Covid-19

By John Davenport
Africa’s ill-resourced healthcare systems need immediate revamping
Africa
/ 12 May 2020

Africa’s ill-resourced healthcare systems need immediate revamping

Now is the time to rewrite a collective script of Africa’s development agenda and the well being of its people

By Abdul S Brima
SOS: Covid-19 leaves stranded Africans distressed and abandoned
Africa
/ 6 May 2020

SOS: Covid-19 leaves stranded Africans distressed and abandoned

Many African governments have paid little more than lip service to their citizens stranded all over the world

By Amindeh Blaise Atabong
Meditate for peace and unity
Article
/ 6 March 2020

Meditate for peace and unity

Invincible defence technology uses transcendental meditation to reduce crime and violence

By Arlene Schar and David Leffler
Gender-based violence is a barrier to achieving development agenda
Analysis
/ 26 February 2020

Gender-based violence is a barrier to achieving development agenda

Modern development strategies often recognise the pivotal importance of enabling women to fulfill their potential and contribute effectively to their economies. Yet they fail to recognise the need for concerted action to protect women from violence

By Tlaleng Mofokeng
Biometric data poses grave risks to privacy
Article
/ 21 February 2020

Biometric data poses grave risks to privacy

The technology is permeating every facet of our lives, but few countries have laws to make it safe

By Jayati Ghosh
Climate crisis demands a global tax
Article
/ 10 May 2019

Climate crisis demands a global tax

Voluntary emissions cuts do not work: a uniform levy will end corruption and spread the burden of reform more fairly

By Mats Persson

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