You’d be hard pushed to find anyone in the developed world today, no matter how libertarian or how entranced by the polemics of Ivan Illich (Deschooling Society,

The final public hearings on the Expropriation (without compensation) Bill (EWC Bill) concluded on an average winter evening in central Cape Town. There were five

South Africa’s unemployed walk around in invisible chains. According to Stats SA’s 2023 Q1 figures, of the 10 million young people aged between 15 and

Certificates of need are back on the table for the healthcare sector, though they are, to use a technical term, flapdoodle. About a year ago,

Much of political philosophy can be traced back, in some form or another, to this simple question: ‘who decides?’ This is the question that Dr

Minister of Health Dr Joe Phaahla has described the National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill as ‘one of the most revolutionary pieces of legislation… since the

In his speech before Parliament passed the National Health Insurance Bill, health minister Joe Phaahla revealed a lot more than just an idealistic healthcare scheme.

Over the past ten years, South Africa’s institutional maternal mortality ratio (IMMR) has declined. Maternal mortality is an important issue that requires our attention. Defined

South Africa’s national mood is now probably at a lower point than it’s been since the transition in 1994. A case could even be made

The only solution I can think of for the Ukrainian War is an amoral one. It might even be thought a bit sordid. It ignores