Pillars of Fairtrade – wages and employment conditions – remain marked by profound inequalities.
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More than four decades after Sobukwe’s death, unresolved questions surrounding his treatment, his illness, and the political motives of his persecutors continue to echo across South Africa’s legal and political landscape.
It’s not too late for today’s leaders to draw inspiration from Mapungubwe, which, back then, penetrated global markets.
“The G20 can help repair this historic injustice and drive reforms that give developing countries – and Africa in particular – a real voice in shaping global policies, and make global economic governance more inclusive, representative, equitable and effective in the years ahead." Antonio Guterres.
Approximately 1.7 billion people live in areas where crop yields are falling because of human-induced land degradation – a pervasive and silent crisis that is undermining agricultural productivity and…
The lobolo tradition has existed since time immemorial and is viewed as a form of cultural heritage that does not seem likely to ever disappear from Indigenous African culture, since even the most high-profile members of society such as the former President of South Africa, Nelson Mandela, practised the custom in his old age
In this final instalment of a three part series looking into the burning issue of hunger in schools Mokgadi Mogy Mashako tells the story of…
In this second instalment of a three part series Mokgadi Mogy Mashako looks at the staggering cost of hunger among learners When 19-year-old *Nkosinathi Gumede,…
In this first instalment of a three part series Mokgadi Mogy Mashako explores the challenges faced by poor learners who are forced to study on…
The SA National Parks recently hosted the annual Mapungubwe Lecture series at the Mapungubwe National Park in Limpopo. Celebrated artist and cultural activist Azah Mphago…