A rising tide of solvency 
The two-way street between poverty and education 
No ‘one size fits all’ solution for agriculture in SA 
What can be done to address health inequalities? 
Adriaan Basson: After the teargas, what will rise?
South Africa is at a crossroads. For the past year, the country has been grappling with issues of free, decolonised...
Sello Hatang: Re-imagining South Africa through the new ‘Grand Dialogue’
Just under 20 years ago, Nelson Mandela set up the Nelson Mandela Foundation to serve as his post-presidential office. Part of...
Kgotsi Chikane: #FeesMustFall is too big to fail
It has been interesting to watch the latest iteration of #FeesMustFall from abroad. Throughout the period there was a distinct feeling...
Melany Kühn: Yes, there are alternatives to university for life after school
The 2016 academic year is drawing to a close and the pressure is definitely mounting on the class of 2016...
Fees are an issue at school too, not just university
For more than a year, students around the country have put high university fees under the spotlight. But it’s not...
Postcolonial science isn’t threatened by indigenous knowledge
Science is the best means we have to improve the lot of humanity. It is the way to find cures...
The joy of inclusive academia
In the second week of the current #FeesMustFall protests at the University of the Witwatersrand, three black Fallist feminists and...
Yes, mathematics can be decolonised. Here’s how to begin.
At a time when decolonisation, part of which involves changing the content of what’s taught, is dominating debate at many...
We need an emotional settlement to #FeesMustFall
We urgently need to complement our 1994 political settlement with an emotional settlement. Our failure to tackle the burden of...