Charmain Naidoo - Thought Leader

Jobs or clean energy: is it better to go nuclear or to melt down?

SA’s black female unemployment crisis forces us to think differently about job creation and the effects of human behaviour on the planet

Death is everywhere. Charmain Naidoo thinks about her encounters with that dark word and world

A trip to the leafy ’burbs demonstrates that noise pollution can strike anywhere, not just in urban apartments

Charmain Naidoo was sailing along thinking about cow burps and methane and a friend’s lunch when – bam – the sound of rubber hitting the road

The supernatural is important but it is the social part that is crucial, especially in times of need

We’ve already experienced or seen fear, loneliness, sickness and death in our own lives – but also joy, generosity and courage

Although only a small percentage of people abuse drink, they can wreak all sorts of havoc

The Year that Wasn’t was our practice run at being able to adapt, to be resilient, to mourn and to despair