Thabang Chiloane

The Alliance Crisis, MK Party, Police Corruption

Knowledge Is Power, But Who Gets to Create It?

Knowledge is power but who gets to create it0:00/93.6481× Education is often associated with consuming knowledge. Students attend lectures.

Building a Career Without Experience: The Graduate Catch-22

Building a career without experience the graduate catch 220:00/107.9521× One of the most frustrating experiences for many young job

The Skills Gap: Are Universities Producing Graduates for Jobs That No Longer Exist?

The skills gap are universities producing graduates for jobs that no longer exist 202606081128230:00/98.521× For decades, obtaining a university

Youth Crime Prevention Desk

Career Anxiety

Career anxiety0:00/52.6081× Graduation Is Not the Finish Line We Thought It Was For many young South Africans, graduation was

Student Life

Many South African students are the first in their families to attend university. While this achievement is often celebrated, the reality can

Editorial: Knowledge Production in the Global South, Who Shapes What the World Knows?

Knowledge is often treated as neutral, objective, and universally accessible. Yet the processes through which knowledge is produced, validated, and distributed are

Editorial: Beyond Qualifications, Why Lifelong Learning Will Define the Future

For generations, education followed a familiar pattern: study, graduate, find employment, and build a career based largely on accumulated experience. That model

Editorial: Diplomacy in an Age of Fragmentation, Why South Africa Must Think Beyond Alignment

Editorial diplomacy in an age of fragmentation why south africa must think beyond alignment0:00/253.7041× The international order is changing.

From Diesel to Solar: Africa's Quiet Energy Revolution

Across Africa, a quiet transformation is underway. Rising fuel costs and persistent energy challenges are accelerating the shift from diesel-based systems

Migration, Unemployment, and the Future of African Unity

Migration within Africa has long been a feature of regional integration. However, rising unemployment and economic pressures are reshaping public attitudes, particularly