Why climate change is a health emergency: An urgent call to action on World Environment Day
As climate change emerges as the foremost health threat of our time, this article underscores the urgent need for action, especially in light of recent IPCC findings.
OPINION | Why Africa must achieve vaccine sovereignty now
This article highlights the alarming child mortality rates in Africa, underscoring the continent's struggle for vaccine sovereignty and the critical need for self-reliance ...
How African migrant women navigate belonging and exclusion in South Africa
Amidst xenophobic violence, African migrant women in South Africa confront relentless challenges in their quest for safety and belonging, revealing their resilience ...
Why Africa Day must confront governance issues and inequality
Africa Day should transcend mere celebration, confronting the continent's colonial legacies, xenophobia, and economic dependency. This article delves into the vision ...
Can innovation integration address Africa’s infrastructure challenges?
Africa Day highlights the continent's innovative spirit, showcasing how resilience and creativity have shaped its journey from independence to addressing modern ...
OPINION | How Artscape Theatre is redefining accessibility for all
Explore how the Artscape Theatre Centre is redefining accessibility, focusing on dignity and inclusion for all. Join us in celebrating 55 years of breaking barriers ...
The lasting psychological impact of COVID-19 on South Africa's nurses
Amidst the ongoing challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, South African nurses are grappling with profound psychological burdens that threaten their wellbeing and ...
The impact of trophy hunting: 40,508 animals killed in South Africa
Discover the shocking statistic of 40,508 wild animals killed by trophy hunters in South Africa in 2024, and explore the ethical and ecological implications of a ...
Why the Green Point Track represents exclusion for Cape Town's runners
The Green Point Athletics Track, a symbol of aspiration in Cape Town, is becoming a white elephant for ordinary runners, raising critical questions about public ...
What 100 Days of the Madlanga Commission reveals about corruption in South Africa
The Madlanga Commission has reached a pivotal 100 days in operation, revealing significant insights into the South African Police Service and the challenges of implementing ...
Pulmonary Hypertension: A global health crisis we must address
On 5 May, World Pulmonary Hypertension Day raises awareness about a life-threatening condition affecting millions globally. This article explores the challenges ...
Is South Africa's economy designed for inequality?
South Africa possesses the capability to thrive, yet a system entrenched in inequality hampers progress. As we approach Workers’ Day, we must ask: why do we accept ...
Redefining work: Who counts as a worker in South Africa?
Explore the evolving definition of a worker in South Africa as we reflect on Workers’ Day 2026. This article delves into the complexities of modern employment, highlighting ...
The struggle for women's freedom in South Africa: A look inside the home
How do homes, once sanctuaries during apartheid, now reflect the ongoing struggle for women's freedom in South Africa? Advocate Tarisai Mchuchu-MacMillan explores ...
Strengthening South Africa's national security through enhanced intelligence coordination
The establishment of the National Centre for Intelligence Coordination aims to enhance intelligence integration in South Africa's fragmented security landscape. ...
Rebuilding South Africa's healthcare system: A year after USAID and PEPFAR funding cuts
Reflecting on a year since the drastic cuts to USAID and PEPFAR funding, this article explores how South Africa is navigating its healthcare challenges and fostering ...
OPINION | How the Analogue Movement is reviving creativity in 2026
Discover how the Analogue Movement is reshaping our relationship with technology and sparking creativity in 2026, as people turn to physical media and intentional ...
Accessibility in Cape Town's theatre scene: who is theatre really for?"
Discover the vibrant yet exclusive theatre landscape of Cape Town, where ticket prices and representation issues raise critical questions about accessibility. Explore ...
What’s next for Geordin Hill-Lewis and John Steenhuisen in the DA?
Jason Lloyd explores the potential political shifts within the Democratic Alliance as Geordin Hill-Lewis emerges as a key figure. Will he replace John Steenhuisen ...
Navigating Africa-West relations: A new geopolitical bargain
At a crucial juncture in global geopolitics, Africa has the opportunity to redefine its future. This article delves into how strategic resource management, technology ...