OPINION: Urgent action needed for Africa’s climate-displaced children
Dr Bryony Fox highlights the immediate impact of climate change on Africa's children, who are being displaced and left in legal limbo. As we approach World Children’s ...
What Charlie Kirk's assassination teaches us about youth, democracy and protecting changemakers
Charlie Kirk's assassination has sparked a global conversation about the state of democracy and the silencing of dissenting voices. How does this tragedy resonate ...
Charting a course for conservation: Three Ships in Vision 2040
Discover how SANParks is redefining conservation through three innovative approaches—Stewardship, Custodianship, and Partnership—aimed at creating sustainable and ...
Why ShotSpotter and social initiatives are both vital for tackling gang violence in Cape Town
JP Smith counters Grant Oosterwyk’s critique of ShotSpotter technology, arguing that it complements vital social initiatives in Cape Town. Discover how this dual ...
Rescuing Cape Town's Rare Renosterveld: SANParks' Climate-Smart Project on Table Mountain
SANParks has launched a pioneering climate-smart project to rescue Peninsula Shale Renosterveld, one of South Africa's most endangered ecosystems.
Empowering South Africa’s new teachers: A call to action this World Teachers’ Day
On World Teachers’ Day, we reflect on the vital role of teachers in shaping society and the urgent need for support in South Africa’s education system. What can ...
Helen Zille's response to Gaza genocide: A critique of willful blindness
As the UN labels Israeli actions in Gaza as genocide, how does Helen Zille's evasive response reflect on her leadership?
Understanding the silent cost of language deprivation for deaf individuals
Every year, the International Week of Deaf People reminds us that deaf rights are human rights. As we approach the International Day of the Deaf, why should we recognise ...
Is UCT compromising academic freedom in the Gaza debate?
Exploring the contentious UCT alumni statement against Adam Mendelsohn, this article critiques the moral grandstanding surrounding the Gaza conflict and questions ...
Heritage Month: South African students investigate genocide and resistance
How do we define justice in the face of historical atrocities? This Heritage Month, two master's students at Stellenbosch University explore the complexities of ...
Cape Town's gang violence: communities under siege and in desperate need of action
Gangsterism in Cape Town exploits historical inequalities, leaving vulnerable children trapped in a cycle of violence. As communities live in fear, urgent action ...
UCT and Gaza: The ethics of solidarity in a time of crisis
As the Western Cape High Court prepares to hear a pivotal case regarding UCT's resolutions on Gaza, over 1600 alumni rally in support. Will UCT stand firm in its ...
The truth behind private school investment: Myths vs. reality
Explore the growing interest in Edu Invest and uncover the myths surrounding private investment in education. This article clarifies misconceptions and highlights ...
Examining Edu Invest: Will it truly uplift South Africa's disadvantaged learners?
The launch of Edu Invest, a public-private partnership between Wesgro and the Western Cape Education Department, aims to address the province's educational challenges. ...
Casual Day: Embracing inclusion and diversity for people with disabilities
Imagine being sidelined in discussions that shape your future. For many children and young people with disabilities, this is a daily struggle. As Casual Day approaches, ...
Empowering Women in STEM: Bridging the Gender Gap in South Africa
Despite vibrant celebrations for Women’s Month in South Africa, many women and girls continue to face daily challenges in achieving equal opportunities. This article ...
Why the downscaling of Dial-a-Ride is a setback for disability rights
Discover how the City of Cape Town's decision to downscale Dial-a-Ride services threatens the livelihoods of disabled individuals and what it means for their access ...
The journey of Generation X women in law: Breaking barriers and embracing change
Explore the transformative journey of Generation X women in the legal profession, who navigated the challenges of a patriarchal system and emerged as leaders advocating ...
Addressing sexual corruption: A call to protect women's dignity and rights
This Women’s Day we must confront the hidden challenge of sexual corruption in South Africa, where women are coerced into sexual acts for access to essential services. ...
Addressing South Africa's digital blind spot: Protecting children's rights in the digital age
As technology reshapes childhood, how can South Africa ensure the protection of children's rights in the digital age?
Empowering South African youth: The importance of engaging in social justice
Discover how young South Africans can transform their communities through social justice, as Liam Gillesen shares his personal journey and insights.
Why devolving policing to the Western Cape Government is essential for local safety
Devolving policing to the Western Cape Government is not just a political preference but a critical necessity for ensuring accountability and justice in a region ...
How the ocean economy sustains livelihoods and ecosystems
Discover how the ocean economy, celebrated on World Oceans Day 2025, plays a crucial role in sustaining livelihoods and ecosystems while facing significant challenges. ...
The crucial role of parental care in child development
Discover the profound impact of parental care on child development and explore the urgent need for support systems in South Africa as we celebrate the Global Day ...
OPINION | How the Western Cape is uniting to combat hunger
Explore the urgent reality of food insecurity in the Western Cape and discover the impactful initiatives by the Department of Social Development to support vulnerable ...