Omicron is the new Covid kid on the block: five steps to avoid, ten to take immediately
In view of the new variant, there are a few steps that governments shouldn’t be taking. And some they should be taking.
How electricity changes lives: a Rwandan case study
Rwanda has implemented one of the most comprehensive electrification programmes in the world. In 2009 only 6 per cent of Rwandans had access to electricity.
Work as we knew it has changed. Time to think beyond the wage
The ways in which people think about ‘work’ are increasingly out of step with the everyday realities of work for most people in the world.
How big companies are targeting middle income countries to boost ultra-processed food sales
Corporations producing these products are rapidly expanding their operations in industrialising countries.
Forceful vaccine messages backfire with holdouts – How can it be done better?
Research has shown that some health communication techniques work more effectively than others depending on the audience.
Marriages of inconvenience: The fraught politics of coalitions in South Africa
South Africa’s political parties would do well to learn from Ireland, where the three largest political parties negotiated a coalition treaty over one hundred pages long.
Shadow states are the biggest threat to democracy in Africa: Fresh reports detail how
Democracy capture occurs when a few individuals or sections of a supposedly democratic polity are able to systematically appropriate to themselves the institutions and processes as well as dividends of democratic governance
South Africa’s way forward: Abandon old ideas, embrace bold experimentation
In this moment of crisis, South Africa urgently needs decisive action. But all too often South Africans of all political stripes seem trapped in stale discourses.
Why foreign countries are scrambling to set up bases in Africa
At least 13 foreign powers have a substantial military presence on the continent. The US and France are at the forefront of conducting operations on African soil.
All public universities get private money, but some get much more than the rest
Since the 1990s, most public universities have treated fundraising as an increasingly significant source of revenue, on top of taxpayer dollars and tuition payments.
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