Van, in the east of Turkiye, is known as the country’s breakfast capital
We can learn how to build trust by looking at global trends and South Africa’s reality
Digital ‘slavery’ such as that of content moderators, trainers and data labellers, is insidious, hidden and underpaid
Technology is not neutral — it reflects societal values and addressing inequality is crucial to prevent technology from becoming another tool for control and violence
The outbreak of animal disease is a concern but there’s good news from the field crops, horticulture and poultry sectors
This endorsement positions the UK alongside the US and France, making it the third permanent member of the UN Security Council to support Morocco’s plan
The founding of the League coincides with the 77th commemoration of the 1948 Nakba
There is a yawing gap between countries acknowledging the risks and them implementing actions that that are effective
We object to the Afrikaner homelands of Orania and Kleinfontein, but in reality ‘private’ cities and towns are being established all over South Africa – and in other parts of the world such as Honduras
Born Free is a bold, unfiltered voice for South Africa’s youth
All buildings have their own stories and they hold those of the people who built them, lived there or used them
Changes in funding show how precarious Africa is in its reliance on foreign aid and the pressing need to find alternatives to ensure economic and climate resilience
We joke about the Afrikaners who went to the US, but our shared South African identity evokes our compassion and hope they haven’t made a mistake
South Africa must rid itself of issues that prevent a fair, rights-based approach to people’s mobility
More journalists have been killed since 7 October 2023 than during the two World Wars, Vietnam, Yugoslavia and Afghanistan combined
Melville was an asset undervalued by the city and universities. It is in decay but it could be restored
An inter-referral system between conventional and complementary medical practitioners is essential to giving patients optimal care in our diverse society
The continent has what is needed to lead the green industrial revolution but it can’t do it without building its trade and investment partnerships
The launch of The Diplomat, which took place on 16 May at the University of Pretoria’s Javett Art Centre, was attended by the ambassadors and embassy staff of more than 45 embassies
The Kenyan writer is dead but his story will live on, the story of the colonialism and the betrayal of postcolonial elites and how to survive
Born Free is a bold, unfiltered voice for South Africa’s youth
The FW de Klerk Foundation affirms that no South African citizen is being persecuted on the basis of race
Affordable rental stock is necessary, but social housing should not
just be a holding position for people – it should be a launchpad
to home ownership
Producing cement, plastic, steel, aluminium and food causes greenhouse gases, but a circular economy can reduce emissions
Sectors of interest include food products, pharmaceuticals and medical equipment as well as steel and mining
Countries on the continent are not waiting to be saved, they are paving the way with community-led, astute, innovative and independent immunisation programmes
The white man, failing to maintain his hegemonic “manhood” in post-apartheid South Africa, seeks to reclaim it within the idiocy that is Trump’s version of masculinity
We debated the reasons the Afrikaners left their culture, friends and family – fear, uncertainty, disillusionment. But life in South Africa continued as usual
In the days of apartheid, unions fought for more than just wages, they wanted a new society. Now it seems they have abandoned their roots
Brands can reinvent themselves by targeting new markets and taking note of new shopping trends
The AfDB has been led by men since it was founded in 1964.