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How a climate crisis can lead farmers to joint planning and response There is nothing like a major climate disaster to raise interest in the problem of climate change among farming communities.  27 Oct 2016
Hunting for leaks in a mismanaged water system Africa is home to the highest number of water-scarce countries in the world.  25 Oct 2016
Seeds under siege: it’s time to support traditional systems Seeds are the very essence of life.  25 Oct 2016
Why have university protests been so violent? Why have the most recent waves of protest at South Africa’s tertiary institutions been so violent?   21 Oct 2016
George Vicatos: Where engineering and anatomy meet For a long time Associate Professor George Vicatos felt that he was missing some piece of knowledge that rendered his relatively vast education incomplete. 14 Oct 2016
Students in South Africa feel unheard. Here's one way to listen The new round of protests at South Africa’s public universities was triggered by the announcement that universities will be allowed to raise their fees in 2017.  11 Oct 2016
Responding to student protests: should the law be a tool of justice or violence? What is needed to enable South Africa’s universities to proceed with the academic year ?  03 Oct 2016
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