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Finding ways to keep communities alive after mine closures

Bernelle Verster, Researcher, Future Water Institute. Bioprocess engineering background, University of Cape Town; Cheri-Leigh Young, Postdoctoral research fellow, University of Cape Town; Francois … [Read More...]

ANC won’t fix internal strife unless it addresses root causes of discontent

Steven Friedman, Professor of Political Studies, University of Johannesburg South Africa’s governing party, the African National Congress (ANC), is in crisis less than a year before a general … [Read More...]

Farmers will do ANYTHING to bring the Government to its Senses

President Cyril Ramaphosa's assertion that land of the Zulu king's Ingonyama Trust Foundation is not considered as part of the process of expropriation without compensation, creates dangerous double … [Read More...]

Government ordered to #FixOurSchools

Victory for Equal Education and South Africa’s learners as Bhisho High Court orders government must #FixTheNorms and #FixOurSchools! Leanne Jansen-Thomas, Head of Communications, Equal Education - 19 … [Read More...]

Sovereign State of Good Hope issues Parliament eviction notices, raises the flag

The Sovereign State of Good Hope is the formation of a new sovereign nation state being the result of a legitimate and lawful process of secession by the traditional hereditary tribal leader of the … [Read More...]

“The restoration of land to our people will unlock the growth of our economy”

We are now firmly on the path of radical economic transformation to resolve this historic injustice. We are working to transform our economy and make it more inclusive in its ownership, control and … [Read More...]

Obama’s 2018 Nelson Mandela Lecture

Transcript of 16th Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture delivered by former US President Barack Obama, at the Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg, 17 July 2018 PRESIDENT OBAMA: (Cheers and applause.) … [Read More...]

IPSOS Poll – ANC 60%, DA 13%

Coalition government is the antidote to the poison of identity politics, in which different groups pull apart in a fight to get more resources for themselves at the expense of other groups. Coalitions … [Read More...]

Science and Technology: How Has it Affected Us?

The 21st century has seen many technological advancements being made every day, … [Read More...]

Scientists discover a new source of neutrinos in space – opening up another window into the universe

Simon Peeters, Reader (Physics and Astronomy), University of Sussex 12 July … [Read More...]

Harnessing natural gas to harvest water from the air might solve two big problems

Vaibhav Bahadur, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, University of … [Read More...]

Do Female Cats Spray?

By Barbara George, Tellington Ttouch Behaviourist All cats can spray. This is … [Read More...]

Pristine Antarctic fjords contain similar levels of microplastics to open oceans near big civilisations

In the middle of the last century, mass-produced, disposable plastic … [Read More...]

The Antarctic Treaty: the fate of a continent could still hang in the balance

Much of the governance set down by the Antarctic Treaty still dates from when it … [Read More...]

Ginger Jim Pee’ed in my Slippers!

By Barbara George, Tellington Ttouch Behaviourist Monday morning it was cold … [Read More...]

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