Special features in Issue 22 include:

• George Bizos: Heroic South African human rights lawyer with a macabre duty to represent the dead
• Liberation heritage: Andrew Mlangeni
• South Africa’s Freedom Charter campaign holds lessons for the pursuit of a fairer society
• We must continue to develop our own solutions to inspire and energise Africans
• Journalism of Drum’s heyday remains cause for celebration – 70 years later
• Why the African free trade area could be the game-changer for the continent’s economies
• How the Grand Renaissance Dam might spark basin-wide water cooperation
• A comprehensive and meaningful implementation of the YPS and WPS agendas in Africa: An international perspective
• Pan-African solidarity required in the fight against COVID-19
• Africa’s scientists set out their COVID-19 research priorities
• Africa’s research capacity is growing. That’s good news for pandemic response efforts
• Unite human, animal and environmental health to prevent the next pandemic – UN Report
• The AU’s Peace and Security Architecture: Filling the gaps
• The importance of leading communication during epidemics
• Jürgen Schadeberg: Chronicler of life across apartheid’s divides
• Groundbreaking study maps and values South Africa’s wild spaces
• Meet the women on the frontlines of the conservation battle
• Africa's 2020 Rhino Conservation Awards acknowledge courageous game rangers
• Where the Pangolin has not roamed for over 70 years
• Gigantic wolverines, otters the size of wolves: Fossils offer fresh insights into the past
• Flying the flag

Special features in Issue 21 include:

• Liberation heritage: Denis Goldberg
• Liberation heritage: Credo Mutwa
• John Liebenberg: Masterful photographer of life and war in southern Africa
• A “graffiti” wall reveals women’s stories from the South African War
• 1917: First landing on a moving warship by Edwin Harris Dunning – a South African
• How to ensure that the Coronavirus doesn’t stop peace efforts in Africa
• How a post-COVID-19 revival could kickstart Africa’s free trade area
• 48 Europe and African relations post COVID-19: Time to add size, scale and speed
• Coronavirus: Never been a more compelling time for African scientists to work together
• Africa’s health systems should use AI technology in their fight against COVID-19
• What a bone arrowhead from South Africa reveals about ancient human cognition
• COVID-19 and the nature trade-off paradigm
• Archaeology shows how ancient African societies managed pandemics
• Fossil track sites tell the story of ancient crocodiles in southern Africa
• How an underwater photo led to the discovery of a tiny new seahorse species
• My cattle, your rhinos: South Africa’s poverty-and-wildlife conundrum
• A theatre project explores collective solutions to saving the ocean
• Flying the flag

Special features in Issue 20 include:

• Liberation Heritage: Joseph Shabalala
• How the fall of the Berlin Wall 31 years ago resonated across Africa
• BRICS scientists could help stem the tide of invasive species
• How international trade can unlock the potential of the cultural economy in developing countries
• Esther Mahlangu: Disrupting Patterns
• Tourism creates one in five jobs – SA can’t afford not to be competitive
• 8 incredible South African innovations of 2019
• In a rare sighting, astronomers observe burst of activity as a massive star forms
• Miss Universe comes home
• The most beautiful object in South Africa 2020
• The oldest places in South Africa
• Meet the dogs being trained to combat poaching in South Africa
• The story of the pharma giant and the African yam
• Flying the flag