Quality education and broader support is crucial to breaking the cycle of intergenerational poverty
With the British public’s high expectations of transformation, and a new Trump presidency looming, the prime minister is facing headwinds on the domestic and foreign fronts
This trend, which comes out of hybrid working, highlights that employers need to make employees feel secure and valued, whether they are in the office or not
A child-rights-based approach to education in disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration programmes gives children the tools for healing, belonging and participation in peacebuilding
There is a shift in the region away from the traditional dominance of liberation parties such as the ANC in South Africa and Frelimo in Mozambique
We have the tools to erase cervical cancer … leaders at the G20 summit must make vaccination, screening and treatment available across all countries
New technology is urgently needed as the water crisis in urban areas is actually a sanitation-sewerage crisis
He was killed for fighting for freedom, justice and equality. What would he think of South Africa today?
Improvements in the livestock and horticulture sectors may have boosted job prospects in the Western Cape, Northern Cape, Eastern Cape, North West, Gauteng and Limpopo
South Africa has policies to address the pit toilet problem, but government misses its own deadlines
Companies that use blockchains must be cautious about sharing information through them and ensure that they are compliant with competition laws
While the two-pot system offers immediate relief, some may argue that it could be driving consumers towards a cycle of credit dependency that would leave them unprepared for retirement
Many men are ignorant of the risks and financial implications of cancers such as prostate and testicular
The Waterfront’s infrastructural investment – worth more than R20 billion – will be the largest in Cape Town since the 2010 Soccer World Cup
Democracy’s advantages must be articulated in the face of false information but delivering benefits is the best way to secure democratic governance
The Democrats picked the wrong candidate in Harris who lacked a coherent message that resonated with the people
We need a health system that not only provides medication but also encourages a healthy lifestyle. Group empowerment, digital solutions, and telehealth could help with this
With Israel evasive about its nuclear capabilities, and watchdogs silent, friction is mounting
‘Wearing a helmet and a bullet-proof vest with the word “Press” on it no longer guarantees protection, but rather makes you a target’
A ‘fair share’ approach will help address the imbalance between the resources used by OTT providers and the network operators who enable OTT providers to deliver their services
Trade, Industry and Competition Minister Parks Tau has invited new investors to take advantage of opportunities in the ‘rising’ province
The US and China could recognise that their roles as global stakeholders demand collaboration on issues such as climate change, technological innovation and global trade
Promises made at the climate conference need to be turned into effective action that can drive transformation
The government and private sector’s efforts in boosting agriculture in various regions of South Africa must be matched with the same drive to expand export market
The government of national unity is working at a national level, but the same cannot be said about municipal coalition governments
A British business person is keeping the skeleton of the dilapidated R20 million Upper Constantia house, but has to replace the roof and the interior
The new Trump administration is bad news for American civil and human rights and brings uncertainty for the rest of the world
Companies must focus on reducing their carbon footprint and run their data centres on renewable energy
Education’s role in fostering critical consciousness and political engagement has been side-lined in favour of a narrow focus on individual success and economic competitiveness
For some men, a spat over a parking spot is about respect, dominance and power, leading to violence
There is very little to stop Donald Trump doing exactly what he pleases. Maybe it is only by losing it that the American people will appreciate what they had
The austerity measures are damaging for newly qualified teachers but it is the pupils who will bear the brunt as thousands of jobs are lost