Trafficking in Africa a threat to securing a continent fit for children
Children on the continent are trafficked, sexually exploited, forced into marriage, recruited into armed forces and made to beg...
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11:20
The hidden economy of rage bait on social media has a human cost
With social media platforms becoming commercial spaces, social and political influencers, fake news pages or attention seeking pages use rage
lauray@mg.co.za
04:24
Fake medicines: South Africa’s silent epidemic
There is an urgent need to prevent the proliferation of counterfeit and substandard pharmaceuticals...
lauray@mg.co.za
17:21
South Africa must revive its industrial ambitions
Black economic empowerment has been transformative but it needs to be revisited to broaden its pool of beneficiaries...
lauray@mg.co.za
16:20
We need to change – not reject – black economic empowerment
South Africa’s history of dispossession and exclusion demands purposeful intervention to build a more just and inclusive economy...
lauray@mg.co.za
22:23
New law: Protecting South Africans from tobacco is no foreign agenda
Big tobacco companies are the foreign entities planting misinformation to keep South Africans addicted as they put profit over the
lauray@mg.co.za
22:23
Children drowning is a public health crisis, especially in Africa’s Great Lakes region
When I was a child, my younger brother, Bob Kizito, drowned in a pond at the age of just eight...
lauray@mg.co.za
01:20
It is high time African states re-asserted their health sovereignty
Some provisions of the World Health Organisation’s International Health Regulations and draft Pandemic Agreement impinge on the sanctity of the
lauray@mg.co.za
06:22
Afro-resilience: Africa’s strategic realignment in a multipolar world
To navigate this evolving landscape, African states must embrace a strategy centred on economic resilience, industrialisation, regional integration and self-reliance...
lauray@mg.co.za
02:23
DA must navigate coalition politics rather than divide the GNU and South Africa
The Democratic Alliance’s rush to court over debates it has lost such as employment equity is an abuse of the
