By: Nneka Akwu Around the world, corruption is a serious threat to the growth and success of nations. Institutions of higher education are one area where […]

By: Steven Friedman ONE of South African democracy’s most important challenges is how to turn planning problems into people with rights. The fire which claimed nearly […]

By: Thelma N. Nyarhi Introduction As we celebrate diverse cultural heritage, it is essential to understand the foundation with which it is formed. What and who […]

By: Maria Goyayi Ever since the political independence in 1994 and end of apartheid, South Africa has been struggling to foster national building and a socially […]

By: Lizzy Ofusori Political will is an important factor that can enhance social cohesion worldwide, including South Africa. This is even more important due to its […]

By: Stef Terblanche There is a threat much bigger than Eskom and electricity collapse challenging South Africa. It has spread like an uncontrollable cancer and threatens […]

By: Adebimpe Esther Ofusori Social cohesion is the degree of unity, integration, and harmony within a society or community. It promotes trust, foster good relationship and […]

By: Stanley O. Ehiane Social cohesiveness is the idea that a nation-state’s citizens share a moral community, allowing them to trust one another. Social inequality, migration, […]

By Stef Terblanche In late July, two events of significance for the media in South Africa should have stirred both a sense of trepidation and a […]

By: Tyesha Pillay Following the end of Apartheid, the South African political landscape has evolved significantly towards becoming more inclusive. However, while progress has been made […]

By: Maria Goyayi Since the advent of democracy in 1994, South Africa embarked on major transformations promoting equality and inclusive economic development. Moreover, gender equality and […]

By: Steven Friedman IF you want to know what most people in this country live through, look at what the national debate ignores, not what it […]

By: Thelma Nyarhi and Paul Kariuki In 2001 Jim O’Neill, a Goldman Sachs economist created the acronym “BRIC” to refer to the Federative Republic of Brazil, […]

By: Lizzy Ofusori Introduction In recent years, women in civil society have made significant progress, bringing about essential changes in the country’s laws and society. Their […]

By: Adebimpe Ofusori Women in South Africa are faced with discrimination and inequality in various aspects of life, including politics in South Africa. They are under-represented […]

By: Nneka Akwu Political activity by African women dates back a long time. Present-day and historical politics show that women have had a tremendous impact on […]

By: Stanley Ehiane,  Higher education has grown rapidly in the twenty-first century. Its expansion is a global phenomenon experienced by countries in all regions. Higher education […]

By: Steven Friedman THE hole in this country’s party politics needs urgent filling. But how that could  happen is far from clear. Party politics would much […]

By: Stef Terblanche With the infant’s vulnerability of a still fairly newly democratised society, South Africa faces what seems like a mountain of problems and challenges. […]

By: Dr. Adebimpe Ofusori Active citizenship involves the full participation of members of society in the affairs of their community or country. They comprise of inspirational […]