The case for supporting local activists in their fight for social justice and democracy is clear.

Student funding processes must be opened up to public scrutiny and participation if they're to succeed.

Thomas Holt says extremists and terror groups have an ever-widening technological arsenal.

Naeemah Clark says with ‘Lemonade’, Beyoncé now has her own authentic, self-reflective masterpiece.

Will the energy generated from the Rhodes anti-rape protests be sustained?

Helen Scott looks at the legal implications of the release of names of alleged rapists at Rhodes University.

Adekeye Adebajo reflects on the legacy of the man some have called Africa’s ‘Philosopher king’.

Rebecca Sheehan says Prince was a study in oppositions, ambiguity, and resistance.

Joleen Steyn Kotze says support for the ANC no longer seems that of unconditional trust.

Brendan Canavan says one of the most fundamental threats to Catholicism is irrelevance.

Jeffrey H Cohen says mass migrations & refugee crises don’t simply happen; they have a history & a trajectory.

David Dunning says our brains are receptive to false belief and misinformation.

In South Africa, skin cancer makes up 30% of cancer cases.

Lauren Graham says childhood obesity is relatively easy and cost effective to prevent.

Elisabet le Roux says university campuses are prime locations for rape culture.

What are Joice’s Mujuru’s chances of succeeding in Zimbabwe where others have failed?

Corruption has always existed, but concerted international focus really only began in the early 1990s.

Parenting practices should be related to the context, culture & social values in which a child is raised.