Caster Semenya, international sports, human rights and bodily integrity
By Psychological Society of South Africa
The 800 metre world champion will be unable to defend her gold medal in the 800m race at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021. In order to compete Semenya is expected to take testosterone suppressing medication
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Do Africans need genetically modified mosquitoes?
By Utibe Effiong
The use of biotechnology for human disease control may be an innovative idea but it takes more than that to solve public health problems
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We need far greater transparency in medical science
By Mary de Haas
Science occupies centre stage in the frantic search for medical solutions to the Covid-19 pandemic, but popular misconceptions, censorship and financial interests abound
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Some Covid-19 habits are not to be sneezed at
By Sarah Britten
The past few months have demonstrated how much misery can be avoided with better hygiene habits — and that it is entirely possible to work from bed
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How do we fight racism when our schools are racially disintegrated?
By Mandela Rhodes Scholars
By Lehlohonolo Mofokeng The brutal killing of a black man by the police force in the United States of America evoked in me what Chabani...
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Posts published by “John Davenport”

John Davenport is the chief creative officer of Havas Southern Africa.

Surviving the age of anxiety

By John Davenport on 9 September 2020

There are just some things that you can never ever prepare for