Colour Me Informal: How lockdown regulations push the economy back into shadows

Stephen Grootes

30 JUL

Charting a healthier way forward for alcohol in SA, now and into the future

Charles Parry, Glenda Gray, Aadielah Maker and Maurice Smithers

27 JUL

Covid-19 and rail commuting — and what the future holds

Suné Payne

21 JUL

South Africa’s weekend trends report, 10 – 12 July, 2020

Centre for Analytics and Behavioural Change

13 JUL

Is it Safe to Go Back to School? (Video)

Street Talk

02 JUL

Our various ways of relating to lockdown in SA depend on our distinct living conditions

Raymond Suttner

29 JUN

Court bid to have cigarette ban overturned dismissed with costs

Fin24

26 JUN

Theatres, cinemas, galleries and casinos to open under Level 3

Karabo Mafolo

26 JUN

Covid-19 lockdown regulations and National Coronavirus Command Council under legal scrutiny, again

Marianne Merten

15 JUN

Covid-19 and the danger of criminalisation

Mbalenhle Baduza

03 JUN

As ICUs fill up in the Western Cape, some lockdown measures must be reconsidered

Marcus Low for Spotlight

02 JUN

Government ups the ante on Covid-19 safety measures in the workplace

Ray Mahlaka

31 MAY

Tobacco ban: Unpacking Dlamini Zuma’s defence

Greg Nicolson

28 MAY

Learning to cherish loved ones while adapting to an online life

Young Maverick Writers

28 MAY

Almost 19,000 arrested for lockdown offences in Eastern Cape

Estelle Ellis and Hoseya Jubase

25 MAY

I’m deeply worried about the impact of Covid-19 on SA – Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng

News24

24 MAY

SA holds its breath ahead of Ramaphosa’s speech on lockdown

News24

24 MAY

Waiting for level 3: Drowning in a teacup and wondering if there are loved ones we won’t see again

Young Maverick Writers

21 MAY

We need to forge a resilient social compact in our fight against Covid-19

Darlene Miller and Erin McCandless

20 MAY

The government welcomes dissenting viewpoints around our Coronavirus response

Cyril Ramaphosa

18 MAY

Lockdown squabbling and false Covid-19 certainty will endanger us all

Rebecca Davis

18 MAY