Gains or Pains? Big Food and food fortification in Africa
Are companies really taking the need for food fortification seriously in Africa or is it just business as usual?
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Author: journalist
Podcast: Amplify your voice, says Sisonke Msimang
The personal is political
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Gender inequality costs the global economy trillions
Research conducted on more than 2 000 policies in 193 countries
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The kids who dreamed before Ramaphosa
The Arts take choristers into new space
About a month before opposition politicians lambasted President Cyril Ramaphosa for outlining his dreams for a future South Africa, a small group on the Cape Flats were encouraging about 25 young choral singers to imagine better lives for themselves.
The management team of the Junior Rosa choir had begun preparing the kids –mainly from Manenberg and Langa – for their first mini-production called Dare to Dream, held on 6 July 2019 in Wynberg.
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Johnny Clegg: Rebel, intellectual, musician
Clegg was a dissident, a courageous man who confronted history and left an enduring mark on the world
In death, the artist begins the process of becoming a collective ancestor for South Africans and others around the world whose lives have been touched by his music and deep empathy with the oppressed.
Johnny Clegg died at his home in Johannesburg on Tuesday 16 July, in the care of his family.
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