FINAL WARNING South Africa could easily be powered by solar and wind, says UN report - with global emissions peaking by 2025 4 min 1 By Ethan van Diemen
OP-ED South Africa takes a massive digital leap forward with radio spectrum auction 3 min 0 By Cyril Ramaphosa
OP-ED Algorithmic systems have the potential to proliferate and amplify social injustice: We need ethical AI 4 min 0 By Markus Trengove and Emre Kazim
SONA 2022 Exclusive: What Cyril Ramaphosa will say in his 2022 State of the Nation Address 3 min 0 By Ferial Haffajee
TRADEMARK OP-ED The cannabis app that got crushed under Spotify’s corporate machinery 3 min 0 By Delene Bertasso
THE CONVERSATION Creating the first AI-powered solar electricity back-up system for houses in sub-Saharan Africa 3 min 0 By Masoud Salehiborujeni, Eng Ofetotse and Jean-Christophe Nebel
BOLT FROM THE BLUE Catching lightning in a bottle — how study of a natural phenomenon could aid pathologists in criminal investigations 3 min 0 By Shaun Smillie
INOCULATION NATION Africa must fulfil its potential as a developer of vaccines – we have the capacity and the scientists 4 min 0 By Sue Harrison and Linda Mtwisha
COAL HARD FACTS Solar-powered house in Soweto shines a light on an obvious solution to electricity woes 10 min 6 By Julia Evans
MAVERICK CITIZEN BOOK REVIEW The Poisoners: an unfinished history of poisoning and ultimately a political story to be continued 5 min 0 By Daniel Herwitz
DECLASSIFIED UK ‘Nothing to hide here’: Inside the world’s largest arms fair in the heart of London 7 min 2 By Matt Kennard and Phil Miller
NO SMALL FEET Creation of footprint ID algorithm could be step in the right direction for advancing tracking and crime scene analysis 4 min 0 By Shaun Smillie
OUR BURNING PLANET Harnessing sunlight and wind could go a long way towards solving SA’s problems - expert panel 3 min 3 By Tembile Sgqolana
OUR BURNING PLANET Piecing together weather systems puzzle could help forecast drought patterns in parts of SA 4 min 2 By Shaun Smillie
TOKYO 2020 ‘Blades Doctor’ is empowering Paralympians through hope and technology 8 min 1 By Gary Lemke in Tokyo
Civil Society Watch 19 – 25 July The week: Life Esidimeni tragedy inquest launches and children’s rights to digital privacy discussed 2 min 0 By Zukiswa Pikoli
BHEKISISA CENTRE FOR HEALTH JOURNALISM Why sharing the secrets of making a Covid-19 vaccine isn’t enough 7 min 0 By Adele Sulcas and Mia Malan
CIVIL SOCIETY WATCH 14 – 20 JUNE 2021 This week: Youth Day walks of resistance and reflection on the impact of civil society 2 min 0 By Christi Nortier
Spotlight: Coronavirus ‘Sniper attack’: Inside the Western Cape trial of a potentially variant-proof vaccine 6 min 0 By Elri Voigt
THE BEST MEDICINE SA’s drug regulator is ‘a pillar of public health’: What is it and how does it work? 6 min 0 By Christi Nortier
OP-ED World’s largest solar tech leader partners with SA PV panel maker to meet IPP programme's demands 3 min 7 By Chris Yelland
