22nd May 2020
The Unwarranted, Unneeded and Unprovoked Side Effects of Covid-19 on the Black Community By Relebohile Naledi Sekese When initial reports of the newly discovered coronavirus, aka […]
22nd May 2020
Gender equality and chores under Lockdown By Monyana Thusi* Trying to be a feminist and a champion for gender equality in an African Christian home is […]
11th May 2020
SOCIAL DIS – EASE: A reflection Excerpt from a forthcoming CSA&G monograph by Mary Crewe Folks, we either have a country or we don’t[1] Earlier in 2020, Paul […]
8th May 2020
Pierre Brouard reflects on Kübler-Ross’s stages of loss and the similarities with South Africa's stages of acceptance (and loss) of COVID-19.
5th May 2020
Social distancing and privilege – looking at Covid-19 through an intersectional lens by Vickashnee Nair I sit alone on my couch in the quiet and warm flat […]
5th May 2020
Shame on you, shame on me: a pandemic of shame by Pierre Brouard More than ever, as we grapple with a virus which is causing so […]
5th May 2020
Challenges of making the change to working from home and isolating by Vickashnee Nair The roads are ghostly, not a single pedestrian or car. This is […]
4th May 2020
Leadership during Covid-19 By Vickashnee Nair What makes a person a leader is complex, especially during crises such as the one we all face at this […]
4th May 2020
Framing Poverty and African Men: thoughts on the South African socio-economic response to Covid-19 by Christi Kruger Something of an opportunity appeared to show up for […]
