Natasha Joseph | Bizcommunity

News

When women do science, society benefits in myriad ways. Solskin/Stock image/Getty Images

Medical Research

Breaking the science glass ceiling: 4 African women share what it took

Natasha Joseph, Ogechi Ekeanyanwu & Wale Fatade 11 Feb 2021

Health workers from Bwera hospital prepare to transport the body of a fifty-year-old woman who died of Ebola to the burial site in Bwera, Uganda. MELANIE ATUREEBE/EPA

Infectious Diseases

How Africa's porous borders make it difficult to contain Ebola

Mosoka Fallah 18 Jun 2019

Why resilience matters for schools trying to thrive in tough situations

Education & Skills Development

Why resilience matters for schools trying to thrive in tough situations

Liesel Ebersöhn 25 May 2017

[2012 trends] To fret or not to fret?

Trends

[2012 trends] To fret or not to fret?

Gill Moodie: @grubstreetSA 11 Jan 2012

Liza Albrecht wins 2010 Women in the Media

Media

Liza Albrecht wins 2010 Women in the Media

Issa Sikiti da Silva 30 Jul 2010