As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms human labour, South Africa faces a critical choice: allow AI to displace workers or actively steer its adoption to augment human capabilities, protect ...
Nelson Mandela Bay has spent millions on its Route 67 heritage trail, but crime, neglect and broken facilities are keeping ...
British historian Simon Sebag Montefiore hits paydirt again with another engaging yet thoughtful volume, this time covering ...
In a world skewed toward cynicism and fear, disciplined optimism and immediate action remain our most powerful tools to ...
At least five large baobabs – with their roots and branches mostly severed – have been impounded at a Durban warehouse owned by Africa Global Logistics (AGL), a Paris-based subsidiary of the MSC Group ...
South Africans have become disillusioned with life. The verbal eloquence of politicians such as Gayton McKenzie plays into ...
South Africa’s apartheid nostalgia, which is being cranked up yet again, reflects frustration with failing services, insecurity and inequality – a situation that demands tangible democratic renewal, ...
Young people are often criticised for disengaging from politics, but these researchers, community organisers and local ...
South Africa’s water crisis is worsened by municipal funding systems that allow water revenue and subsidies to be diverted to ...
The available evidence does not establish widespread penguin starvation caused by the sardine mortality event, nor does it ...
Dr Janet Coetzee is a marine scientist with the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment. Her work focuses on the assessment and sustainable management of small pelagic fish resources, ...
Against our better judgement and without any evidence, we cling to an afterlife so we can imagine time with our beloved. Instead, we must give grieve and grieve well, and know it’s the ...
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