By Dr Mandi Joubert
Looking back on my academic journey, I feel deeply privileged to have pursued a doctorate and two master's degrees while working...
By Yershen Pillay
Imagine a South Africa where the sun powers communities, waste fuels industries and rural youth become green tech pioneers.
That future is within...
By Prof. Khehla Ndlovu
A year into South Africa’s national government of unity (GNU), the country’s young people remain trapped at the precipice of despair.
The...
By Mlungisi Ndlovu
As a committed advocate for fair labour practices, sound governance and constitutional values in public administration, I feel compelled to offer my...
By Buti Manamela
When the United States government announced its decision to cut academic and research aid to institutions like Harvard University, the ripple effects...
By Edwin Naidu
Ahead of potentially defining presidential elections in the history of Africa’s premier development institution, one of the leading candidates has vowed to...
By Edwin Naidu
The fiasco over some of the comrade-friendly appointments by the Minister of Higher Education and Training, Dr Nobuhle Nkabane, to head Sector...
By Edwin Naidu
In 2014, South Africa’s National Development Plan stated that universities were key to developing a nation.
Universities play three main functions in society....
By Edwin Naidu
The political impasse over the contested Basic Education Laws Amendment (Bela) Act must be swiftly resolved to ensure South Africans can learn...
