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AgricultureHigh food prices in east and southern Africa: Four steps to boost production and make markets work betterGrace Nsomba and Simon Roberts 20 Oct 2025
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Primary & Secondary EducationMatric exams 2025: Umalusi issues strict regulations for online and distance learners15 Oct 2025
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Primary & Secondary EducationOxford University Press SA extends inclusive and accessible education with a new braille editionIssued by Oxford University Press 10 Oct 2025
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Public HealthVaccines and motherhood: Are AI-generated health messages working in Kenya and Nigeria?Yewande O. Addie 8 Oct 2025
Environment & Natural ResourcesVulnerable vultures: Govt calls on South Africans to protect "critically important" birds6 Oct 2025
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Labour LawSMEs guide to firing under new Dismissal codeAnastasia Vatalidis and Anna Tchalov 25 Sep 2025
Hospital GroupsParacetamol, pregnancy and autism: what the science really showsDipa Kamdar 25 Sep 2025
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Labour LawLabour Court underscores victim perspective in workplace harassment rulingSibusiso Dube and Soraia Machado 22 Sep 2025
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Higher EducationSA’s student debt trap: Two options that could help resolve the problemMichele Van Eck 19 Sep 2025
PharmaceuticalsWeight loss drug semaglutide shown to be safe and potentially more effective at higher dose – new findingsMartin Whyte 18 Sep 2025
Food, Water & Energy SecurityHunger among South African students: study shows those studying remotely need financial aid for foodAngelo Fynn 16 Sep 2025
Primary & Secondary EducationChalk and talk vs active learning: What’s holding SA teachers back from using proven methods?Lizélle Pretorius 15 Sep 2025
EducationPromptathons: Catalysing AI Adoption and Innovation in the EnterpriseIssued by Shaper 8 Jul 2025
EnergyEthiopia’s mega dam has taken 14 years to build: what it means for the Nile’s 11 river states and why it’s so controversialJohn Mukum Mbaku 12 Sep 2025
Social MediaThe implications for brands of the social media ban for teenagers in AustraliaMariangela Caineri Zenati 10 Sep 2025
Coal, Oil & GasSouth African environmental groups push to block Shell’s new wells – how world court opinion might helpAngela van der Berg 10 Sep 2025
Environmental LawDraft regulations reveal big changes for SA's high-emission businessesRobin van Wyk 9 Sep 2025
Climate ChangeColonialism and climate risk are connected: evidence from Ghana and SenegalNick Bernards 9 Sep 2025
AgricultureCelebrating Arbor Month: Sappi’s commitment to indigenous forestsIssued by Sappi 8 Sep 2025
Medical ResearchBreast cancer: new study finds genetic risk in African womenMahtaab Hayat and Jean-Tristan Brandenburg 5 Sep 2025
Higher EducationNWU strengthens support for postgraduate studies (honours, master’s, and doctoral)Issued by North-West University (NWU) 3 Sep 2025
Obstetrics & GynaecologyBirth control in Africa: study tracks the use of long-acting contraception in 26 countriesObasanjo Bolarinwa 4 Sep 2025
Competition LawNew merger regulations by EACCA to change East African transactional landscapeJoyce Karanja and Nazeera Mia 1 Sep 2025
Taxation & RegulationDebate heats up over bona fide errors in new Sars tax draftJoon Chong 28 Aug 2025
Primary & Secondary EducationFinal call for Mpumalanga learner admissions for 2026 academic year27 Aug 2025
Primary & Secondary EducationSA learners struggle with reading comprehension: Study reveals a gap between policy and classroom practiceTracy Kitchen 27 Aug 2025
Climate ChangeSouth Africa’s new climate targets: balancing ambition with the realities of coal and climate financeRoula Inglesi-Lotz and Jessika Bohlmann 27 Aug 2025
Circular Economy & Waste ManagementPlastic microbeads: great in your face wash, bad in your food – how South Africa’s ban can work betterAnusha Rajkaran and Conrad Sparks 25 Aug 2025
IP LawWill 'Cold' Palmer's shivering celebration become a worldwide trade mark?Peter Mercuur 21 Aug 2025