Global economies and the unprecedented democratisation of information have changed the world. Given that the main purpose of school was to teach children the necessities to live and to work, is there no easier, or more effective, way to achieve that same goal two centuries later?
Posts published in “Equality”
In the face of myriad challenges in the workplace, female leaders must forge solidarities to dismantle oppressive spaces
Our aspirations are left high and dry, but we should take ownership of our efforts to get there
A rebuttal of Bert Olivier, whose recent opinion piece echoes every talking point of propaganda driving the agenda of authoritarianism
Four psychologists reflect on what liberty means to them, their patients and the country
Because all we have now are commemorations of Freedom Day and the dreams it once carried
The ‘people’s doctor’ never accepted a world as unchangeable, but rather as a possibility to connect with others
New Amsterdam is a critique of neoliberal health care in the United States
There’s a need for South Africa and other African states to better handle those who cross its borders in search of a better life
A full 41 years after ‘freedom’, many Zimbabweans still strive for what they sought then – the enjoyment of their fundamental human rights and freedoms