6 min readWe are in the eye of the storm. Yes, right in the middle of the third wave of this Covid-19...
OPINION
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7 min readOn 15 July the Mail & Guardian published my article offering a reading of the recent unrest in KwaZulu-Natal and...
3 min readOver the past 18 months the focus of the medical fraternity, and indeed the country, has been on minimising the...
4 min readOil fuels economic activity and growth, which South Africa desperately needs to revive its battered economy and address record unemployment...
8 min readStatistics South Africa (StatsSA) has demonstrated its resilience despite existential challenges emanating from ludicrous budget cuts of its nose to...
3 min readThe other day, a friend told me there is no such thing as a healthy body without a healthy mind....
2 min readHuman Settlements, Water and Sanitation Minister Lindiwe Sisulu recently called on engineers to “patriotically contribute” to the development agenda of...
4 min readMy two sons, aged 23 and 17, were with their dad in Durban in the week of the insurgence. Living...
3 min readSiyabonga Africa and I met at a Hacks/Hackers Johannesburg meet-up in, I think, April 2012. You know that feeling when...
6 min readThe events of the past week have illuminated the frailties of our society. As a nation, we have been forced...
5 min readIn recent years several African governments have changed their stance and implemented policies that legalise cannabis cultivation, manufacturing and processing,...
5 min readWe are angry. Our livelihoods have been threatened, the joy of opening a new store three years ago, a dream...
7 min readThe Covid-19 pandemic has had a devastating effect on South Africa, as it has globally. Rich countries have been able...
7 min readWhen the South African state president addressed the majority of his countrymen and women this week while a few others...
3 min readLater this year, on 27 October, the country will vote in local government elections amid service delivery disasters currently crippling...
