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The solar energy market will grow if innovative business models are developed
Opinion
/ 20 November 2020

The solar energy market will grow if innovative business models are developed

Southern African suppliers should consider entering into partnerships with financiers to offer off-grid, hybrid and prepaid solutions to customers

By Kudzaishe Chivandire
Eskom’s emissions are not compatible with the South African constitution
Thought Leader
/ 20 November 2020

Eskom’s emissions are not compatible with the South African constitution

The government must not cave to Eskom’s demand that it be exempt from air pollution rules. Furthermore, the power utility needs to stay true to the principles of its own just transition strategy

By Timothy Lloyd
Diabetes is not just about the sugar
Opinion
/ 19 November 2020

Diabetes is not just about the sugar

Newer drugs, which prevent costly complications, should be made much more affordable

By Ellapen Rapiti
Cities need to embrace dark night skies
Opinion
/ 19 November 2020

Cities need to embrace dark night skies

Brightness harms people’s and other creatures’ health, disrupts ecosystems and changes climate

By Nick Dunn
Peacemaking criminology as ubuntu: A reply to Thuli Madonsela
Thought Leader
/ 19 November 2020

Peacemaking criminology as ubuntu: A reply to Thuli Madonsela

If the rich and powerful are afforded amnesty, then so too must the poor who are often pushed into lives of crime

By Casper Lӧtter
Carlos on the wheels of SA justice
Cartoons
/ 19 November 2020

Carlos on the wheels of SA justice

South African justice is up on bricks.

By Carlos
How the Unabomber was caught or, why we need subeditors
Opinion
/ 19 November 2020

How the Unabomber was caught or, why we need subeditors

Subeditors are the people who turn a reporter’s words into coherent work with the correct use of grammar and language, without removing the author’s voice or misrepresenting the report

By Kiri Rupiah and Luke Feltham
Busy Bee continues to sting despite challenges
Sport
/ 18 November 2020

Busy Bee continues to sting despite challenges

Cape Town’s oldest Black rugby club personifies the problems Black rugby faces, including attempts to have its history erased, being affected by apartheid and struggling financially for good resources

By Adrian Ephraim
More provinces involved in matric exam paper leak
Education
/ 18 November 2020

More provinces involved in matric exam paper leak

The first investigation into the maths paper two leak is expected to be concluded by the end of November.

By Bongekile Macupe
China blamed for Zambia’s debt, but the West’s banks and agencies enabled it
Africa
/ 18 November 2020

China blamed for Zambia’s debt, but the West’s banks and agencies enabled it

The narratives about the African country’s debt crisis are being used as fodder in geopolitical battles

By Grieve Chelwa
Citizens win case for safe childbirth
Africa
/ 17 November 2020

Citizens win case for safe childbirth

In Uganda 16 women in labour die each day. One woman, backed by a civil society organisation, took the state to court

By Amy Fallon and Tinka Teddy Nalule
It’s not too late to silence the guns in Ethiopia
Africa
/ 17 November 2020

It’s not too late to silence the guns in Ethiopia

An open letter from civil society organisations, from across the African continent calls, for an end to the conflict in Ethiopia

By Open Letter
African leaders must continue to press for talks: Ethiopia is too big to fail
Africa
/ 17 November 2020

African leaders must continue to press for talks: Ethiopia is too big to fail

The conflict in Ethiopia could spill over into the entire Horn of Africa region. AU and regional leaders need to step up their efforts to de-escalate the situation

By Comfort Ero
Xolobeni activist receives death threat
National
/ 17 November 2020

Xolobeni activist receives death threat

In an environment where activism against mining is becoming increasingly deadly, Nonhle Mbuthuma’s life may be at risk

By Dennis Webster
Journalists have to be seekers of truth, not activists
Africa
/ 17 November 2020

Journalists have to be seekers of truth, not activists

Many feel the urge to offer direction in a world that seems to be spiralling out of control faster every day

By Christoph Plate
Our world needs empathetic intervention — not heroes
Opinion
/ 17 November 2020

Our world needs empathetic intervention — not heroes

The pandemic has reminded us of interconnectedness and that we need to see the world from various perspectives, especially in case studies

By Ncedisa Nkonyeni and Cynthia Rayner
Teaching cannot live on technology alone
Opinion
/ 17 November 2020

Teaching cannot live on technology alone

The assumption of digital fluency for staff and students threatens a socially just education system

By Karin Wolff
Six injections a year could stop new HIV infections
Africa
/ 16 November 2020

Six injections a year could stop new HIV infections

New research from seven countries in Africa signals the future of HIV prevention — but what can it learn from its past?

By Laura López González
The world’s warriors are under attack, but we must keep on fighting
Opinion
/ 16 November 2020

The world’s warriors are under attack, but we must keep on fighting

The murder of Fikile Ntshangase in KwaZulu-Natal was not an isolated incident. Around the globe, from Nigeria to Brazil, environmental activists are similarly being silenced, and it is our duty to continue this struggle

By Gabriel Klaasen
The rise of SA players abroad is good for Banyana
Sport
/ 15 November 2020

The rise of SA players abroad is good for Banyana

The growing list of professional women footballers plying their trade at overseas clubs could be the missing piece the side needs to conquer the continent after five failed attempts.

By Boipelo Mokgothu
How can SOEs fix their reputations
Opinion
/ 15 November 2020

How can SOEs fix their reputations

To start, communicators must provide those in charge with reputational counsel about the impact of their actions on the organisation

By Solomon Makgale
$500m for Covid test, treat, vaccine
Health
/ 15 November 2020

$500m for Covid test, treat, vaccine

France, Spain, the European Commission and Britain as well as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have pledged money for equity in the treatment of Covid-19

By Agence France Presse
Convoluted minds must also be heard
Opinion
/ 14 November 2020

Convoluted minds must also be heard

Mental illness carries a stigma, but with the publication of her book, Dr Ngcobo sheds light on living with bipolar disorder in an attempt to end judgment and educate people

By Samke J Ngcobo
Will Biden and Harris help us breathe again?
Opinion
/ 14 November 2020

Will Biden and Harris help us breathe again?

The United States’ newly elected leaders, Joe Biden and Kamala Devi Harris, must help recalibrate a global politics of hope and empathy

By Suntosh R Pillay
The Trump era is over. But the fight for democracy is just getting started
Africa
/ 14 November 2020

The Trump era is over. But the fight for democracy is just getting started

A respected and robust United States — with all of our flaws, mistakes and missteps — can be good for the defence of democracy, not least in Africa

By Jeffrey Smith
Can our police be trusted with their weapons?
Opinion
/ 12 November 2020

Can our police be trusted with their weapons?

COMMENT: Excessive force and lack of accountability characterise South Africa’s police force

By Mary Rayner, Thato Masiangoako and Neil Corney
Angola’s president squanders his early goodwill
Africa
/ 12 November 2020

Angola’s president squanders his early goodwill

Angolans lose faith in João Lourenço as the economy tanks and corruption persists

By Cláudio Silva
Carlos on comrades watching their step
Cartoons
/ 12 November 2020

Carlos on comrades watching their step

Careful comrades, the plank is a bit wobbly.

By Carlos
Kimi Makwetu’s legacy: Auditing as a social and moral contract
Opinion
/ 12 November 2020

Kimi Makwetu’s legacy: Auditing as a social and moral contract

As a seasoned professional in the field of auditing, Kimi Makwetu’s characterisation of his trade as more than just a profession was reflective of the alchemy between his sense of public duty and the commitment to professionalism

By Khaya Sithole
South Africa has surplus food, but we need to intercept it
Opinion
/ 12 November 2020

South Africa has surplus food, but we need to intercept it

One third of food produced for human consumption is lost or wasted. We can reduce hunger if we collaborate

By Andy Du Plessis
Fight inequality the South African way
Opinion
/ 12 November 2020

Fight inequality the South African way

Civil society helped topple apartheid, but the struggle is not over. The gap between rich and poor has widened and corruption and poor governance is evident

By Liv Tørres
Is a wealth tax the answer?
Opinion
/ 12 November 2020

Is a wealth tax the answer?

More wealth taxes may soon be a reality for east African countries in the wake of Covid-19

By Melissa Duffy and Aliya Khanbhai
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