Russia has been punished by Fifa and Uefa for its invasion of Ukraine but the same doesn’t apply to Israel for its occupation of Palestine
Although the rights enshrined in the Declaration have sparked change and transformation globally and here in South Africa, the world continues to face multiple crises
East African leaders are mobilising armies to intervene in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Decades ago, Zimbabwean soldiers came to Kinshasa’s aid and learnt harsh lessons
It should be lights, jingles and feasts but this year the HoHoHo-ness of it all has been undone by Phala Phala and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Not only has South Africa signed various international conventions, its own Constitution gives children this right
My father had to fake his address to get me into a school. Now suburban decay has made me find another school for my children
Whistleblowers need more support and encouragement to provide this vital aspect of a democratic and uncorrupted society
While the president’s predicament is creating uncertainty, the work of forging a durable social compact has struggled to gain traction. Why?
The families of slain student activists have been waiting an agonising 40 years for justice and closure
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The president has given the country an extra day off, because Christmas Day falls on a Sunday
This is a fatal blow for the former women’s league leader, shortly before the ruling party’s national elective conference
Civil society and stakeholder engagements, as well as collective action, are essential ingredients for the long-term success of anti-corruption campaigns
A one-man performance at The Theatre Linden reflects on the turbulent Aids crisis of the 1980s
World Science Forum panel of gender experts will explain why intersectionality is key to producing relevant, equitable and just science
High economic cost of gender-based violence should further motivate governments to take action
The militant group is supposed to be on the back foot, but it retains the capacity to execute deadly raids in the capital city
Mercenary boss says Lemekhani Nathan Nyirenda, who died in Russia’s war on Ukraine in August, wanted to ‘repay Africa’s debts’ to Russia
Whatever public administration model we follow, coherence and effectiveness can only be achieved on the back of a values-based systemic professional public service that has the appropriate technical and managerial skill
Webex Hologram is Cisco’s hybrid work collaboration tool that uses reality headsets to combine meeting functionality with 3D holograms
With 130 foreign-born players in action, and the impressive Moroccans fielding a mostly diaspora team, Bafana coaches should look abroad for new talent
African industrial cooperation should facilitate sharing of technology, market access and information on commodity supplies among private enterprises in member states.
Negative attitudes such as homophobia, ableism, xenophobia and HIV stigma are some of the main barriers to achieving gender equity
Unbearable poverty has finally ignited an uprising in the tiny kingdom and Mswati’s police and army officers are the first targets
The interplay between climate change and the spread of pathogens means health systems must be ready for future crises and ensure equitable access to treatment
Treat yourself at home daily with everyday retreats. Skincare routines can be meditative, a calm home is a sanctuary, and natural textiles soften a bold look
The Aurum Institute is making it easier for people to get HIV prevention medication
The Hawks are under-resourced and an independent body is required to tackle syndicated organised crime
World Cups are known to launch talented young players. This year’s tournament is no different.
As you celebrate, think of those who are grieving and who don’t have as much as you do
The move towards decriminalising and legalising recreational drug use and drugs is based on scientific evidence
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