Ideas

It’s vital to defend voices like Prof Gray’s

28 May 2020 - 09:00 By jonathan jansen
subscribe Just R20 for the first month. Support independent journalism by subscribing to our digital news package.
Subscribe now
The SA Medical Research Council has extended a 'heartfelt and unconditional apology' to the health ministry after its president, Prof Glenda Gray, pictured, questioned the scientific rationale for the national lockdown. File photo.
The SA Medical Research Council has extended a 'heartfelt and unconditional apology' to the health ministry after its president, Prof Glenda Gray, pictured, questioned the scientific rationale for the national lockdown. File photo.
Image: GroundUp/South African Medical Research Council

It’s all too easy for SA to fall back into the repressive ways of apartheid. 

It’s up to us to stop it happening.

 

subscribe Just R20 for the first month. Support independent journalism by subscribing to our digital news package.
Subscribe now

Most read

  1. JUSTICE MALALA | Zuma’s ‘Freedom Day coup’: don’t be fooled that it’ll hurt the ... Opinion & Analysis
  2. EDITORIAL | Lesufi’s pledge on hospital treatment crosses a new ethical low Opinion & Analysis
  3. PALI LEHOHLA | Why did Mbeki change his tune? The answer lies in the Future we ... Opinion & Analysis
  4. Owning a gun in South Africa offers some safety, but risks run high for users ... Opinion & Analysis
  5. WENDY KNOWLER | Flying into turbulence over absent receipts Opinion & Analysis

Latest Videos

‘Bring back Arthur Zwane to finish the season,’ says Chiefs legend Fani Madida: ...
'President has to intervene in Gupta extradition': Shamila Batohi