No other continent has suffered the level of racism and prejudice that Africa has, write Cameren Peter and Shivani Ghai, and it continues to this day. Read full article
The great debate: Covid-19 and how Africans are perceived Read More »
While Africa applauded the first announcement of a remedy for Covid-19, the West was sceptical. Developed countries joined the World Health Organisation in demanding scientific evidence that Madagascar’s herbal mixture actually worked. Read full article
Covid-Organics: How the debate played out on social media Read More »
Bloated with corruption and fraught with internal intrigues and divisions, where normalised deviance is the compass that points to the way ahead, might it be that the body politic can no longer endure the ANC? Might it just be that the ANC’s comorbidities render it fated to an abrupt death in the face of the
We might well bury the ANC alongside our Covid-19 dead Read More »
As initial unity over the pandemic fades, social media is now awash with polarising conversations. Read full article
How the great Covid-19 race debate played out on social media Read More »
While the scourge of the abuse of women and children in SA may be exacerbated by alcohol, its cause lies in something deeper than a bottle, writes Cameren Peter. Read full article
This society speaks the language of assault Read More »
South Africans around the country debated whether alcohol was the trigger for gender-based violence, or whether violence was more deeply rooted in our society. This is how the debate played out. Read full article
The great alcohol, gender-based violence debate Read More »
Unpacking the debate on Social Media around learners returning to school in the midst of the Covid-19 outbreak. Read the full article here >
The great back to school debate Read More »
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