Janice Golding

Attacking the West will get Africa nowhere on climate change

Article Janice Golding - 25 Oct 2013

First-world financial and technical skills with home-grown know-how can help in the fight to ensure food and water security in sub-Saharan Africa.

Curse of the COP17 cavalcade

Article Janice Golding - 25 Nov 2011

The UN's power and sphere of influence can be measured by the impacts of its climate change drive.

Curse of the COP 17 cavalcade

Article Janice Golding - 25 Nov 2011

The UN's power and sphere of influence can be measured by the impacts of its climate change drive.

Professionalising NGOs

Analysis Janice Golding - 14 Jul 2011

Conservation NGOs can lead, lobby, facilitate or terminate social and political processes involving nature conservation.

More polish needed if SA is to shine at COP17

Article Janice Golding - 24 Jan 2011

Unless there is preparation and relationship building, SA will not shine on the world stage while hosting COP 17.

Live and let braai

Analysis Janice Golding - 12 Aug 2010

In the face of climate change, an alternate strategy for reducing emissions could be to build a responsible food culture.

Can’t see the policy for the trees

Article Janice Golding - 24 Jun 2010

That trees fall under two different departments illustrates the need for politics to embrace science.

How green is our Constitution?

Article Janice Golding - 13 Apr 2010

The UN declared 2010 the International Year of Biodiversity to encourage action, but South Africa is lagging behind.

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National

South African tourism to be hit hard by coronavirus

Lester Kiewit - 25 Feb 2020

The stream of about 100 000 Chinese tourists to South Africa each year has dried up for now, MPs told

National

Public transport inequality

Lloyd Gedye - 25 Feb 2020

The Competition Commission’s market inquiry reveals that South Africa’s public transport system remains skewed by class, advantaging middle- and high-income earners

National

Court date finally set for death in detention Haffejee inquest

Paddy Harper - 25 Feb 2020

Another apartheid-era death will be investigated after NPA pressured to finally act

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Special Reports

South Africa’s education system is broken and unequal, and must be fixed without further delay

Derek Davey - 25 Feb 2020

The Amnesty International report found that the South African government continues to miss its own education upgrading targets

Special Reports

Business travel industry generates billions

Derek Davey - 25 Feb 2020

Meetings Africa is ready to take advantage of this lucrative opportunity

Special Reports

Conferences connect people to ideas

Derek Davey - 25 Feb 2020

The World Expo and Meetings Africa are all about stimulating innovation – and income

Special Reports

SAB Zenzele Kabili B-BBEE share scheme

Derek Davey - 25 Feb 2020

New scheme to be launched following the biggest B-BBEE FMCG payout in South Africa’s history

Special Reports

TFSAs are the gymnasts of the retirement savings world

Derek Davey - 25 Feb 2020

The idea is to get South Africans to save, but it's best to do your research first to find out if a TFSA is really suited to your needs

Special Reports

Achieving the litmus test of social relevance

Derek Davey - 24 Feb 2020

The HSS Awards honours scholarly works based on their social relevance and contribution to the humanities and social sciences

Special Reports

Making sense of tax-free savings and investment

Derek Davey - 24 Feb 2020

Have you made the most of your tax-free investment contributions?

Press Releases

Response to the report of the independent assessors

IT Web - 17 Feb 2020

VUT welcomes the publishing of the report of the independent assessors to investigate concerns of poor governance, leadership, management, corruption and fraud at the university.