“Government appears to be leveraging the pandemic to suppress dissent”
22 February 2021
A thoughtless instruction to my school from the provincial education department may have cost lives
A Teacher
15 February 2021
Tuesday’s judgment in the mining company case provides key insights into how to recognise a SLAPP suit
11 February 2021
The Covid-19 delay to the start of the school year offers an opportunity to do things differently
10 February 2021
Dismissal of three executives on spurious grounds is a setback against the fight against corruption
By James Stent
2 February 2021
A court case brought by Afriforum risks undermining the scientific governance of medicine
29 January 2021
Extra hours, extra classes, WhatsApp calls into the night: it’s the teachers who listened and nurtured and cared
19 January 2021
An infectious diseases scientist describes how despite taking precautions her entire household is sick with Covid
4 January 2021
Proposed changes to the law do not go far enough
8 December 2020
We can do the same for Covid-19 and other diseases
1 December 2020
Laws criminalising conduct connected with gatherings do not align with the Constitution
20 November 2020
The Gauteng Township Economic Development Bill seeks to exclude people without permanent residence from the township economy
17 November 2020
Electoral Law Amendment Bill would give the Independent Electoral Commision full power to change voting methods
13 November 2020
Results so far have been disappointing but there is hope
By Justin Brown
3 November 2020
And how we are moving forward to create jobs
By Alan Winde
29 October 2020
High interest rates are charged yet there is little risk to lenders
By Erin Torkelson, Deborah James and David Neves
29 October 2020