Sara Black (13 December 2016) Pressured South African schools had no choice but to relax maths pass mark   

Sara Black (18 August 2021) UCT Online High School: Reproducing elites in a sea of inequality and ignoring the rest

Sara Black (19 August 2021)  UCT has expanded to offer an online High School CapeTalk Radio

Ashley Visagie (17 March 2021) School ‘dropouts’ are not so much failures as victims of a hostile and skewed system

Jayden Matthews, Taahirah Hoosain and Sinolutho Silevu with Ashley Visagie (27 August 2020)  These matric exams are unfair: Listen to us, the students

Sara Black and Ashley Visagie (11 August 2020) Opening schools during Covid-19 is a pyrrhic victory – and teachers are the cannon fodder

Ashley Visagie, Sara Black and Xolisa Guzula (15 July 2020) Public schools are under siege: It’s time to drastically revise their funding model

Leah Nasson (9 June 2020) #yousilenceweamplify has opened a vital space: But let’s talk about class, as well as race

Leah Nasson (28 April 2020) Teach your children well, their father’s hell, did (maybe) slowly go by

Sara Black and Ashley Visagie (30 January 2020) Skewed systems: The (un)reality of postgraduate student funding

Webster Mavhu (5 March 2020) Target Men to Reach Our HIV Goals

Webster Mavhu (Jun 12 2020) Target Boys to Break Menstruation Taboos

Webster Mavhu (8 Dec 2020) The global HIV response needs to get back on track

Mzi Nduna, Anele Siswana, Deborah Lesley Ewing & Esmeralda Vilanculos (October 7, 2015) Changes in gender norms are making initiation safer for South African boys

Andrew Fagan and Alan Msosa (May 17, 2016) Organized religion must join the fight against homophobia 

Kudakwashe Manjonjo (1 November 2021)    Cop26 and Zimbabwe: Dirty politics or the politics of dirt? 

Nimrod Zalk (interview with) (October 19 2021) “Let’s Be Strategic in Our Thinking About Trade”   

Edwin Makwati  (May 18 2021) State sponsored brutality, hypocrisy and Palestine     (SABC TV)

Edwin Makwati (19 Jul 2020) Locked down between poverty and internet deprivation in Botswana   

Kathleen Mpofu (August 2020) Review of the laws protecting (or not protecting) women human rights defenders in Zimbabwe p.68

Phila Msimang (March 2017) Who can be racist: Understanding charges of racism within the philosophical community

Phila Msimang (3 May 2018) Lekota’s land insights ignore historical injustice

Phila Msimang (20 March 2017) Who can be racist: Understanding charges of racism within the philosophical community 

Hillary Musarurwa (21 APRIL 2019) Young people must vote, for their sake and ours

Hillary Musarurwa (March 6, 2018) What’s stopping Zimbabwe’s young people from participating in elections?

Steve Zwane (April 2020) Investing in Youth Entrepreneurship is the Way Forward

Steve Zwane (July 2020) Pioneering the Township Economy

Scott Eric Williams (2 March 2018) Anatomy of (Collective) Apathy: Blessing Ngobeni’s ‘Enemy of Foe’

Scott Eric Williams (16 January 2019) Methodologies of Creative Practice: ‘Still Life & Life Drawings’ at ISANG

Scott Eric Williams (17 May 2018) The Art of Observing Family Dynamics

Albert Sharra (30 July 2021) Malawi: Failed Campaign Promises Haunt Chakwera One Year On

Zoe Postman  (2 August 2020) Hundreds protest in JHB against government’s response to Covid-19 

Albert Sharra (29 Dec 2018) Politics of rage, rivalry and intimidation; Malawi’s road to 2019 elections      

Albert Sharra (10 June 2017)  Seeking contraceptives, failing to get them

Sarita Ranchod (2004) Herstories: Celebrating pioneering women in South African journalism