Month: February 2021

They may have tested negative for Covid-19, but many people are still fighting for their lives. Adebola* became ill a few days after attending a party in Lagos last March. … Read More

This is not the time for faint praise. This year’s class achieved their results amid a pandemic The post Celebrate the matric class of 2020 for their resilience and perseverance … Read More

Many workers, including managers, like working remotely, but research shows it can be tough on most other employees. The post Remote working: Bosses want ‘bums on seats’ appeared first on … Read More

The pandemic has forced us indoors and using more data than ever before, putting more strain on the environment The post Turn off your Zoom video and help the planet … Read More

COMMENT What happens when our national youth development strategy is to connect young people to jobs, and there are no jobs to connect them to? Then we sit with a … Read More

ON THE ROAD Erotic burgundy seats, a cream-white paint job, biting black wheels. It’s not often you’ll step into a vehicle that has both that description and a Mazda badge … Read More

Rue de Rivoli, a boulevard running through the heart of Paris, has been developed in fits and starts. Napoleon Bonaparte initiated construction in 1802, after years of planning and debate, … Read More

The ambiguity between traditional and constitutional leadership has been exposed by the violent banishment of an Eastern Cape family The post ‘Terrorised’ family shines a light on traditional leadership for … Read More

Ingonyama Trust Board (ITB) chairperson Jerome Ngwenya has declared a dispute with the auditor general over its recent adverse finding against the entity, which missed the deadline for submitting its … Read More

COMMENT Perhaps no African leader has generated as much intrigue as Idi Amin Dada, the self-styled conqueror of the British Empire and Ugandan dictator. He was cruel, but not uniquely … Read More