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Ramphosa extends national state of disaster
Coronavirus
/ 11 November 2020

Ramphosa extends national state of disaster

As the president extends the state of disaster for another month, other restrictions will be eased, including those on alcohol sales and international travel

By Tshegofatso Mathe and Khaya Koko
Covid-19 and beyond
Africa
/ 11 November 2020

Covid-19 and beyond

As the world moves into a recovery period, we must not forget the least developed countries

By Paul Akiwumi
Watch it again: Ramaphosa addresses the nation
Coronavirus
/ 11 November 2020

Watch it again: Ramaphosa addresses the nation

The president is expected to provide an update on the government’s strategies to manage the coronavirus pandemic

By Staff Reporter
‘Climate of fear’ in eSwatini media
Africa
/ 11 November 2020

‘Climate of fear’ in eSwatini media

Self-censorship is rife as journalists are fined for stories that criticise royals or big business

By Vuyisile Hlatshwayo
Maintaining Museveni’s securitised state
Africa
/ 11 November 2020

Maintaining Museveni’s securitised state

As Ugandans prepare to go to the polls in January 2021, the involvement of security forces in the electoral process is a given and political reform seems a long way off

By Su Muhereza and Eshban Kwesiga
Nigeria’s queers say ‘enough’
Article
/ 10 November 2020

Nigeria’s queers say ‘enough’

Notorious police unit that harassed LGBTQ+ community disbanded after widespread protests.

By Dika Ofoma, The Continent
Ethiopia is about to cross the point of no return
Africa
/ 10 November 2020

Ethiopia is about to cross the point of no return

As the conflict between the national government and Tigray escalates, the window for intervention is closing fast

By Rashid Abdi and Tobias Hagmann
Recommendations for a nation in crisis
Opinion
/ 10 November 2020

Recommendations for a nation in crisis

South Africa lacks rigorous implementation of its many, well-designed policies and plans

By Naledi Ngqambela
ANC responds to Ace’s arrest warrant
Politics
/ 10 November 2020

ANC responds to Ace’s arrest warrant

The asbestos scam has come back to haunt ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule, and he is expected to face the music on Friday in Bloemfontein

By Paddy Harper
Tax the super rich and raise inflation to cut state debt, inequality and poverty
Opinion
/ 10 November 2020

Tax the super rich and raise inflation to cut state debt, inequality and poverty

The richest 10% of South Africans own over 85% of all private wealth and a once-off 25% tax would reduce government debt by more than half. Imagine what a five-year wealth tax could do

By Marc Wegerif
Conflict in Cameroon: The schools caught in crossfire
Africa
/ 10 November 2020

Conflict in Cameroon: The schools caught in crossfire

A slew of recent attacks in the country means sending your child to school can be a life or death decision

By Daniel Ekonde
How to recognise mental illness in children and adolescents
Opinion
/ 10 November 2020

How to recognise mental illness in children and adolescents

Children are often unable to verbalise their feelings of anxiety or depression, instead presenting with physical symptoms or odd behaviour. Diagnosis and treatment is crucial to set them on a healthy life-long path of managing their illness

By Ellapen Rapiti
How to explain the Covid-19 ‘weekend effect’
Coronavirus
/ 9 November 2020

How to explain the Covid-19 ‘weekend effect’

Reported Covid-19 cases and the number of people tested typically fall over the weekend. But this doesn’t mean that the virus is taking a break

By Sarah Smit and M&G Data Desk
How to create a new and better normal in the education sector
Education
/ 9 November 2020

How to create a new and better normal in the education sector

The education sector should use the opportunity of Covid-19 to address its challenges strategically

By Lance Katz
The corporatisation of food in South Africa
The Green Guardian
/ 9 November 2020

The corporatisation of food in South Africa

We can only end hunger when people have control over what they eat and how that food is produced

By Tshiamo Malatji
The Africa investment protocol: a prickly pear for Africans
Opinion
/ 9 November 2020

The Africa investment protocol: a prickly pear for Africans

The Africa Continental Free Trade Area is set to be launched in January 2021. But the secretariat still needs to ensure that investors are adequately protected

By Mthandazo Ngwenya
A cycle of diminishing expectations
Opinion
/ 9 November 2020

A cycle of diminishing expectations

South Africans are learning the hard way that corruption cannot simply be solved through technical fixes and increasing “accountability” through locking the villains up

By Benjamin Fogel
IEC all set for ‘super Wednesday’ by-elections
Politics
/ 9 November 2020

IEC all set for ‘super Wednesday’ by-elections

By-elections on super Wednesday are due to go ahead as scheduled this week. The electoral commission told the media that it is now ready for the elections, which have been put on hold since March.

By Tshegofatso Mathe
Pre-service teachers adapt in a pandemic
Education
/ 8 November 2020

Pre-service teachers adapt in a pandemic

The coronavirus crisis unwrapped itself as a surprising gift for university educators

By Rene Lang, Dean van der Merwe and Sarah Gravett
You can get fired for bad tweets even when you’re not at work
Opinion
/ 8 November 2020

You can get fired for bad tweets even when you’re not at work

The law has extended the disciplinary arm of employers — posts made on personal social media accounts may constitute a sufficient enough reason for dismissal

By Lukhanyiso Hogana
Locust pot is stirring in the Karoo
The Green Guardian
/ 8 November 2020

Locust pot is stirring in the Karoo

There’s a new plague in town — and this time it’s biblical

By Sheree Bega
We should give political parties more money
Opinion
/ 8 November 2020

We should give political parties more money

If supporters do it for democracy — and not to gain favour — then it needn’t be secret

By Steven Friedman
Buy local to support the South African economy
Opinion
/ 7 November 2020

Buy local to support the South African economy

Building a domestic market for local goods not only creates employment, but also makes South Africa a more resilient market forc

By Jonathan Shapiro
South Africa wins Newton prize for ocean science and food security
The Green Guardian
/ 7 November 2020

South Africa wins Newton prize for ocean science and food security

The award recognises the essential contribution to research made by a team studying the Western Indian Ocean which faces an ecosystems and livelihoods disaster

By Heather Dugmore
João Rodrigues, apartheid-era crimes and the question of a blanket amnesty
Opinion
/ 6 November 2020

João Rodrigues, apartheid-era crimes and the question of a blanket amnesty

The former Security Branch officer is asking the SCA for a permanent stay of appeal in the prosecution of the murder of Ahmed Timol in 1971

By Atilla Kisla
Carlos on a breath of stale air
Cartoons
/ 5 November 2020

Carlos on a breath of stale air

Trump may well end up losing to Biden, but Trumpism remains a viable political force.

By Carlos
‘Myeni obstructed the work of the Zondo commission’ — Hofmeyer
National
/ 5 November 2020

‘Myeni obstructed the work of the Zondo commission’ — Hofmeyer

Advocate Kate Hofmeyr submitted that deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo should direct the secretary of the commission to lay a charge against Dudi Myeni for revealing the identity of secret witness ‘Mr X’

By Sarah Smit
Diary of an elections spotter
Opinion
/ 5 November 2020

Diary of an elections spotter

Fear and loathing in Trump’s America, where every bit of news can be worse than no news at all

By Derek Catsam
A Q&A with a historian of presidential polls
Opinion
/ 5 November 2020

A Q&A with a historian of presidential polls

W. Joseph Campbell provides a critical perspective on 2020’s election polling

By W. Joseph Campbell
eThekwini municipal manager out on bail, but signing off tenders
National
/ 4 November 2020

eThekwini municipal manager out on bail, but signing off tenders

The NPA is investigating eThekwini municipal manager Sipho Nzuza to determine whether he broke his bail conditions while back at work.

By Des Erasmus
Mabuza asked to account for why ministers were seated next to Malema in Senekal
Politics
/ 4 November 2020

Mabuza asked to account for why ministers were seated next to Malema in Senekal

MPs can’t seem to stop the house from degenerating into screaming matches, even during virtual sittings, as exhibited when the deputy president answered questions in the NCOP on Wednesday.

By Bongekile Macupe
Time for US to import some democracy
Opinion
/ 4 November 2020

Time for US to import some democracy

The mere fact that one cannot confidently predict who the next president of the United States will be tells you a lot about American society.

By Eusebius McKaiser
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