HSRC In The News
7 May 2021 | BDS: South Africa must support the ending of Israeli apartheid and colonisation
In 2009, the Human Sciences Research Council of South Africa (HSRC) released a 300-page study showing that Israel is practicing colonialism and aparth...
3 May 2021 | Foreign workers' contribution to SA's economy: Gerbrandt van Heerden
Tensions in the freight industry have once again drawn attention to the impact of foreign nationals on the economy and society of South Africa. ...
3 May 2021 | South Africans hold contradictory views about their democracy
South Africans hold contradictory views about their democracy Estelle Tue, 04/27/2021 - 13:26 Teaser Media Paragraphs A statue of former president Nel...
3 May 2021 | Voting out councillors who steal money & don't deliver services
Guest: Dr Joleen Steyn Kotze | Senior Research Specialist Democracy and Citizenship, in the Developmental, Capable, Ethical State Research...
29 Mar 2021 | Health boost: New TB testing strategy improves diagnosis in clinics by 17%
Though estimates vary and are relatively uncertain, in the region of 360,000 to 390,000 people in South Africa fall ill with tuberculosis (TB) every y...
29 Mar 2021 | South Africa: Can Social Housing Help South Africa Overcome Its Legacy of Apartheid?
South African cities are among the most unequal and segregated in the world. In an effort to address chronic housing shortages, the government has del...
29 Mar 2021 | What is decolonization for?
The efforts of Archie Mafeje and Cedric Robinson, two scholars and activists whose efforts to challenge Eurocentrism in political thought are becoming...
23 Mar 2021 | Feeding Our Future: Helping Children Thrive, Not Survive
When it comes to human rights, such as access to food, which is enshrined in our constitution, debates often revolve around the minimum requirements f...
23 Mar 2021 | SA's first national TB prevalence survey: A bleaker picture than expected
South Africa has a far higher number of people with tuberculosis (TB) than previously thought and many of them have not been diagnosed or treated, fou...
23 Mar 2021 | South Africa: First Ever National Survey Shows the Extent of South Africa's TB Problem
TB prevalence surveys are difficult and expensive to do, and so are not carried out routinely, but have been done in many high burden countries follow...