From the Empty Tomb to a Land Still Bleeding: An Easter Reflection
This past Easter weekend, while many of us were gathered in worship and reflection on Christ’s sacrifice and message of […]
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When Faith Goes to War: How Leaders Use Religion to Justify Conflict
With all the wars raging around the world—and the heartbreaking, senseless killing happening right here on the Cape Flats in
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Holy Shift: How South African Churches Changed after 1994
South Africa’s religious scene has dramatically shaken since democracy dawned in 1994. Back in the apartheid days, churches weren’t just
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The Digital Divide in South African Schools Is Failing Our Learners
In an age where artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming education worldwide, it is shocking that many South African schools still
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The Chalkboard in the Age of AI: Bridging the Digital Divide in South African Schools
In an era where artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionising education and interactive whiteboards make lessons more engaging, many South African
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Is South Africa Ready to Compete in the Global AI Race? A Look at Schools and Universities
The global artificial intelligence (AI) race is accelerating, with nations and institutions investing heavily in research, development, and education to