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COP16: Will humanity live in harmony with nature? The stakes have never been higher

The 16th Conference of Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity was held in South America this past fortnight

Executive pay: the virus Elon Musk is exporting back to SA

The effects of the $45-billion pay package offered to the Tesla boss will be felt across the world

Four resources for journalists from the world’s top investigative conference

Learning from Israel’s past Gaza Strip invasions

“A political resolution that addresses the roots of the conflict is the only way to defend Israel’s borders and citizens” writes a former Israeli soldier

African states urged to lobby International Criminal Court on Gaza

Southern African Litigation Centre says reports of war crimes must be probed

Cheetah spotted in Djibouti for the first time in over 30 years

Team headed by Cape Town researcher makes exciting discovery during a biodiversity survey

Much ado about magic mushrooms

Careful examination reveals there is not enough data

Debunking the myth that Africa responded well to Covid

We should not let governments that failed to even count their dead off the hook

Scientists sound alarm on badly run medical studies

More than half of clinical trials analysed showed a high risk of bias. It was especially bad for drug and alcohol studies.

An optimal vaccine strategy for middle-income countries

A mixture of Chinese-manufactured vaccines and mRNA booster may be the way to go

Men should spend on average 50 minutes more a day on household duties, report finds

Only then would men do 50% of the unpaid care work

Africa has a higher death rate among critically ill Covid-19 patients than anywhere else

The death rate was 48% compared to the global average of 32%

How to vaccinate the world against Covid-19: Lessons from the AIDS response

Funders of African health research are excluding Africans, say scientists

African scientists call on funders to “decolonise global health”

Covid-19: Cell phone study shows where infections take place

“Stop pussyfooting around funerals” says infectious disease professor

AIDS victories show what we can do if we try

We can do the same for Covid-19 and other diseases