Deepfake apps: Society’s new enemy
Is cyber-misogyny the new frontier for the embarrassment and humiliation of the disenfranchised?...
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Tag: Issue 117
Support grows for sacked AU ambassador
A petition is being circulated calling for the reinstatement of Dr Arikana Chihombori-Quao to her...
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Court victory for domestic workers
The drowning of domestic worker Badanile Maria Mahlangu in her employer’s swimming pool in 2012...
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Makhanda ignores the urgent medical needs of rape victims
Tlamelo M Mothudi The Makhanda community in the Eastern Cape relies heavily on the only hospital...
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Helen Zille and the age of unpredictable volatility
I am confident that most historians who reflect in the future over the past week’s dramatic events...
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Fight or starve: from Ecuador to South Africa, neoliberal policies are a killer
On 3 October, President of Ecuador, Lenín Moreno signed decree 883, ending the gasoline and diesel...
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Conflict of interest and the infant formula industry
Breastfeeding is one of the most cost-effective interventions for improving the health and...
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Kay-Dee’s five tips for aspiring authors
From our very own books editor, here are a few tips to help you become the author you want to be....
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#BreakTheStigma of Mental Health challenges
Thabang Moselane The month of October has been declared Mental Health Awareness Month with the...
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PODCAST: Beware the small screen
According to the Global Digital Yearbook of 2019, South Africans spent an average of eight hours a...
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Musical masters fuse Western and traditional music
Michelle Galloway A South African composer, Michael Blake and Ugandan composer Justinian Tamusuza,...
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The fight for land is a fight for cattle
Melathisi Mthembu In E.W.M. Mesatywa’s book titled Izaci namaqhalo esiXhosa (Xhosa idioms and...
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