Digital communication, a norm for immigrants, has taken on greater significance in the pandemic
Thought Leader
Part of the crisis of America is rooted in its myth of exceptionalism — which does not account for racial slavery and indigenous dispossession, war and conquest as part of its history
For a lot of Africans, traditional and Western medicine have a symbiotic relationship and are not deemed opposites
Africans are much more familiar with post-election problems than are Americans. The difference is Donald Trump pulled every trick in the book to remain president, but failed
Language reflects our preoccupations, and words such as “spike”, “contract”, “admission”, “prevention”, “grant”, “MAC” and “amid” now predominate in reporting on the virus
Plain advice from a transitions facilitator and futurist on how to set goals
White elites have racialised the conversation about poor people in the Global North in order to maintain power and the neoliberal agenda
Considering the humanitarian crisis which Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi warns could be unfolding — here follows an immersive experience at that border
Our ‘natural’ origin and technocratic destiny can be explored in Dan Brown’s Origin
The Year that Wasn’t was our practice run at being able to adapt, to be resilient, to mourn and to despair