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The Druze Might Be Another Tribe in South Africa
Israel’s protection of the Druze is not merely humanitarian, it is strategic. It is a message to the world that true coexistence must be defended with…
Sep 9
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RS Guest Author
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UCT Lawyers Alleged of Attempt to Withhold Key Evidence in High Court Battle
The rule of law only functions when all actors play by the rules.
Aug 26
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RS Guest Author
2
Remote Work Just Works
Allowing workers to skip the commute and work in the comfort of their own homes leads to greater productivity across the board.
Aug 25
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Nicholas Woode-Smith
7
2
White Crosses and Straw Men
While our farmers bury their dead, the press buries the truth.
May 27
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Leigh-Ann Hallak
19
4
When Neutrality is a Lie
How Editorial Gatekeeping Warps South Africa’s Media Landscape
May 24
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Nicholas Woode-Smith
10
4
Beyond the classroom – rethinking the drivers of educational failure in SA
A teacher can go above and beyond under certain circumstances, but they cannot replace a parent.
May 21
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Ayanda S Zulu
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Over 180 UCT Alumni Call to Prioritise University’s Financial Future
It is critical that the UCT Council heeds the Vice Chancellor's explicit warning that the Gaza Conflict Resolutions are likely to trigger repercussions…
May 10
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RS Guest Author
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Corporate Media’s War on Truth
South Africa’s media no longer questions power, they punish those who do.
May 6
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Leigh-Ann Hallak
20
Trust Must Be Earned
We should resist the comforting nostalgia for a traditional media model that was not without significant problems.
Apr 28
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David Ansara
9
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Is female empowerment making women more fragile?
It is a kind of sensitivity that makes you less resilient and thus less strong. It becomes a form of self-pity that masquerades as empowerment.
Apr 24
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RS Guest Author
4
Why the return of the Rational Standard matters
There is no shortage of radicalism in the academy. What is scarce, and dangerously so, is space for dissent – especially when that dissent originates…
Apr 19
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Ayanda S Zulu
3
The story of Afrikaner empowerment is more complex than Khwezi Mabasa might think
Afrikaner empowerment was a complex interplay of state power and communal self-determination, alongside an unfortunate dimension of authoritarianism.
Apr 15
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Ayanda S Zulu
6
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