The ethics of humanity’s potential transition into a multi-planetary species raise profound questions, especially given unresolved terrestrial issues. As we contemplate settling other planets within our solar system, we must consider whether we might perpetuate the inequalities, injustices, and systemic …
Abstract: This article explores the potential of legally mandating the registration of gangs as formal entities in South Africa, aiming to transform their operations and improve law enforcement’s ability to combat crime effectively. Introduction: Gangsterism poses significant challenges in South …
Introduction Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) in South Africa and Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) globally are policies aimed at redressing historical inequalities and promoting inclusivity. Both initiatives share a common goal of fostering equitable opportunities but are rooted …
Abstract The recent surfacing of a provocative photograph from the early 1990s, depicting President Cyril Ramaphosa in a compromising position with billionaire Johann Rupert, has ignited intense debate across social media platforms. This article examines the potential ramifications of the …
Introduction The recent re-election of Donald Trump as the 47th president of the United States has ignited global discussion on the potential social, environmental, and economic shifts in American policy and international relations. In light of this event, two articles …
Introduction The discourse on anthropogenic climate change (ACC) has dominated scientific, political, and public agendas worldwide. The mainstream narrative posits that human activities, notably fossil fuel combustion and industrial emissions, are significantly accelerating climate change through greenhouse gas emissions, resulting …
Exceptionalism, defined as the belief that a group, entity, or species is inherently superior or distinct from others, has permeated many layers of society. From small businesses to governments, ethnicities, and even humanity’s perception of itself, exceptionalism fosters the illusion …
Abstract Isaac Asimov’s science fiction concepts, especially “The Culture,” offer a prescient framework for examining modern neoliberalism and Western hegemonic culture. This article analyzes “The Culture” as an idealized, all-encompassing society that, while technologically advanced and ideologically cohesive, mirrors today’s …
Introduction The notion of granting legal rights to nature has emerged as a revolutionary concept, challenging traditional legal frameworks and advocating for the protection of the environment through legal personhood (Stone, 1972). Proponents argue that recognizing natural entities like rivers, …
In the dynamic field of occupational training in South Africa, obtaining QCTO accreditation is a critical step for educational institutions aiming to establish credibility and align with national standards. However, this process is not without its challenges, particularly given the …
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