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Lose yourself in dance and music to heal By Skye Scott People often rely on antidepressant medicine alone, when the power of collective song and dance is a neglected channel for increased endorphins, dopamine and lowered cortisol The upside of loving our humanity By Mihan C van Zyl Mihan C van Zyl gives a Christian perspective on humanism in an increasingly anti-human world God edition: ‘Together we can change the country’ By Loren Braithwaite-Kabosha The time is now to deepen the bonds of trust and friendship we share with others and to bring forth all our wisdom and strength for the welfare of our communities Beyond the ballot: AI, voter rights and the future of elections in Africa By Bonolo Makgale Democratic values must be protected amid the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence Gaza’s humanitarian aid massacre through the lens of Sharpeville By Ayesha Omar This human rights month, Ayesha Omar recounts what lessons the world can learn from the Sharpeville massacre of 1960 Is it time for a rates boycott in Johannesburg? By Julia Fish It is administratively tedious and could have serious repercussions for those who take part. The good news is that there are other options Prepare schools to develop entrepreneurial skills By Ntsaphokazi Madyibi and Motshedisi Mathibe Introducing creative problem-solving to the curriculum will help develop learners’ skills to find solutions to pressing problems Kenya’s Haitian bind By Luke Feltham Haiti last held elections in 2016 and has been without an elected president since Jovenel Moïse was assassinated in 2021 Africans can solve TB, the disease that haunts us. Here’s how By Khisimuzi Mdluli Africans need to be fully involved in drug discovery and development research for tuberculosis on the continent South Africa swiftly sliding to the right By Richard Pithouse Many if not most South Africans welcome the decline of electoral support for the ANC. But the alarming reality is that the alternatives could be far worse Putin’s claim of landslide is ‘farcical’ By Drew Forrest The presidential election merely confirms Russia’s descent into a full-blown military dictatorship Poor governance exacerbates South Africa’s water crisis By Leleti Maluleke South Africa is a semi-arid country whose rainfall patterns are changing as a result of global warming, but incompetent governance is another factor that exacerbates water scarcity Load More Latest Black industrialists programme needs an overhaul Editorial: College closures indefensible Is God good to everyone? God with a battered Telecaster ‘Team privatisation’ continues to score despite SAA own-goal Cryptic Crossword 423 Mapisa-Nqakula under scrutiny KZN South Coast water cuts delay serial rapist’s case, again Vote 2024 | Your M&G Election Newsletter 28/3/2024 Editor’s Pick National Treasury in dodgy R800m contract Editorial Editorial: College closures indefensible Politics ANC loses MK registration fight, hopes to win logo battle Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
The upside of loving our humanity By Mihan C van Zyl Mihan C van Zyl gives a Christian perspective on humanism in an increasingly anti-human world God edition: ‘Together we can change the country’ By Loren Braithwaite-Kabosha The time is now to deepen the bonds of trust and friendship we share with others and to bring forth all our wisdom and strength for the welfare of our communities Beyond the ballot: AI, voter rights and the future of elections in Africa By Bonolo Makgale Democratic values must be protected amid the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence Gaza’s humanitarian aid massacre through the lens of Sharpeville By Ayesha Omar This human rights month, Ayesha Omar recounts what lessons the world can learn from the Sharpeville massacre of 1960 Is it time for a rates boycott in Johannesburg? By Julia Fish It is administratively tedious and could have serious repercussions for those who take part. The good news is that there are other options Prepare schools to develop entrepreneurial skills By Ntsaphokazi Madyibi and Motshedisi Mathibe Introducing creative problem-solving to the curriculum will help develop learners’ skills to find solutions to pressing problems Kenya’s Haitian bind By Luke Feltham Haiti last held elections in 2016 and has been without an elected president since Jovenel Moïse was assassinated in 2021 Africans can solve TB, the disease that haunts us. Here’s how By Khisimuzi Mdluli Africans need to be fully involved in drug discovery and development research for tuberculosis on the continent South Africa swiftly sliding to the right By Richard Pithouse Many if not most South Africans welcome the decline of electoral support for the ANC. But the alarming reality is that the alternatives could be far worse Putin’s claim of landslide is ‘farcical’ By Drew Forrest The presidential election merely confirms Russia’s descent into a full-blown military dictatorship Poor governance exacerbates South Africa’s water crisis By Leleti Maluleke South Africa is a semi-arid country whose rainfall patterns are changing as a result of global warming, but incompetent governance is another factor that exacerbates water scarcity Load More Latest Black industrialists programme needs an overhaul Editorial: College closures indefensible Is God good to everyone? God with a battered Telecaster ‘Team privatisation’ continues to score despite SAA own-goal Cryptic Crossword 423 Mapisa-Nqakula under scrutiny KZN South Coast water cuts delay serial rapist’s case, again Vote 2024 | Your M&G Election Newsletter 28/3/2024 Editor’s Pick National Treasury in dodgy R800m contract Editorial Editorial: College closures indefensible Politics ANC loses MK registration fight, hopes to win logo battle Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
God edition: ‘Together we can change the country’ By Loren Braithwaite-Kabosha The time is now to deepen the bonds of trust and friendship we share with others and to bring forth all our wisdom and strength for the welfare of our communities Beyond the ballot: AI, voter rights and the future of elections in Africa By Bonolo Makgale Democratic values must be protected amid the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence Gaza’s humanitarian aid massacre through the lens of Sharpeville By Ayesha Omar This human rights month, Ayesha Omar recounts what lessons the world can learn from the Sharpeville massacre of 1960 Is it time for a rates boycott in Johannesburg? By Julia Fish It is administratively tedious and could have serious repercussions for those who take part. The good news is that there are other options Prepare schools to develop entrepreneurial skills By Ntsaphokazi Madyibi and Motshedisi Mathibe Introducing creative problem-solving to the curriculum will help develop learners’ skills to find solutions to pressing problems Kenya’s Haitian bind By Luke Feltham Haiti last held elections in 2016 and has been without an elected president since Jovenel Moïse was assassinated in 2021 Africans can solve TB, the disease that haunts us. Here’s how By Khisimuzi Mdluli Africans need to be fully involved in drug discovery and development research for tuberculosis on the continent South Africa swiftly sliding to the right By Richard Pithouse Many if not most South Africans welcome the decline of electoral support for the ANC. But the alarming reality is that the alternatives could be far worse Putin’s claim of landslide is ‘farcical’ By Drew Forrest The presidential election merely confirms Russia’s descent into a full-blown military dictatorship Poor governance exacerbates South Africa’s water crisis By Leleti Maluleke South Africa is a semi-arid country whose rainfall patterns are changing as a result of global warming, but incompetent governance is another factor that exacerbates water scarcity Load More Latest Black industrialists programme needs an overhaul Editorial: College closures indefensible Is God good to everyone? God with a battered Telecaster ‘Team privatisation’ continues to score despite SAA own-goal Cryptic Crossword 423 Mapisa-Nqakula under scrutiny KZN South Coast water cuts delay serial rapist’s case, again Vote 2024 | Your M&G Election Newsletter 28/3/2024 Editor’s Pick National Treasury in dodgy R800m contract Editorial Editorial: College closures indefensible Politics ANC loses MK registration fight, hopes to win logo battle Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Beyond the ballot: AI, voter rights and the future of elections in Africa By Bonolo Makgale Democratic values must be protected amid the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence Gaza’s humanitarian aid massacre through the lens of Sharpeville By Ayesha Omar This human rights month, Ayesha Omar recounts what lessons the world can learn from the Sharpeville massacre of 1960 Is it time for a rates boycott in Johannesburg? By Julia Fish It is administratively tedious and could have serious repercussions for those who take part. The good news is that there are other options Prepare schools to develop entrepreneurial skills By Ntsaphokazi Madyibi and Motshedisi Mathibe Introducing creative problem-solving to the curriculum will help develop learners’ skills to find solutions to pressing problems Kenya’s Haitian bind By Luke Feltham Haiti last held elections in 2016 and has been without an elected president since Jovenel Moïse was assassinated in 2021 Africans can solve TB, the disease that haunts us. Here’s how By Khisimuzi Mdluli Africans need to be fully involved in drug discovery and development research for tuberculosis on the continent South Africa swiftly sliding to the right By Richard Pithouse Many if not most South Africans welcome the decline of electoral support for the ANC. But the alarming reality is that the alternatives could be far worse Putin’s claim of landslide is ‘farcical’ By Drew Forrest The presidential election merely confirms Russia’s descent into a full-blown military dictatorship Poor governance exacerbates South Africa’s water crisis By Leleti Maluleke South Africa is a semi-arid country whose rainfall patterns are changing as a result of global warming, but incompetent governance is another factor that exacerbates water scarcity Load More Latest Black industrialists programme needs an overhaul Editorial: College closures indefensible Is God good to everyone? God with a battered Telecaster ‘Team privatisation’ continues to score despite SAA own-goal Cryptic Crossword 423 Mapisa-Nqakula under scrutiny KZN South Coast water cuts delay serial rapist’s case, again Vote 2024 | Your M&G Election Newsletter 28/3/2024 Editor’s Pick National Treasury in dodgy R800m contract Editorial Editorial: College closures indefensible Politics ANC loses MK registration fight, hopes to win logo battle Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Gaza’s humanitarian aid massacre through the lens of Sharpeville By Ayesha Omar This human rights month, Ayesha Omar recounts what lessons the world can learn from the Sharpeville massacre of 1960 Is it time for a rates boycott in Johannesburg? By Julia Fish It is administratively tedious and could have serious repercussions for those who take part. The good news is that there are other options Prepare schools to develop entrepreneurial skills By Ntsaphokazi Madyibi and Motshedisi Mathibe Introducing creative problem-solving to the curriculum will help develop learners’ skills to find solutions to pressing problems Kenya’s Haitian bind By Luke Feltham Haiti last held elections in 2016 and has been without an elected president since Jovenel Moïse was assassinated in 2021 Africans can solve TB, the disease that haunts us. Here’s how By Khisimuzi Mdluli Africans need to be fully involved in drug discovery and development research for tuberculosis on the continent South Africa swiftly sliding to the right By Richard Pithouse Many if not most South Africans welcome the decline of electoral support for the ANC. But the alarming reality is that the alternatives could be far worse Putin’s claim of landslide is ‘farcical’ By Drew Forrest The presidential election merely confirms Russia’s descent into a full-blown military dictatorship Poor governance exacerbates South Africa’s water crisis By Leleti Maluleke South Africa is a semi-arid country whose rainfall patterns are changing as a result of global warming, but incompetent governance is another factor that exacerbates water scarcity Load More Latest Black industrialists programme needs an overhaul Editorial: College closures indefensible Is God good to everyone? God with a battered Telecaster ‘Team privatisation’ continues to score despite SAA own-goal Cryptic Crossword 423 Mapisa-Nqakula under scrutiny KZN South Coast water cuts delay serial rapist’s case, again Vote 2024 | Your M&G Election Newsletter 28/3/2024 Editor’s Pick National Treasury in dodgy R800m contract Editorial Editorial: College closures indefensible Politics ANC loses MK registration fight, hopes to win logo battle Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Is it time for a rates boycott in Johannesburg? By Julia Fish It is administratively tedious and could have serious repercussions for those who take part. The good news is that there are other options Prepare schools to develop entrepreneurial skills By Ntsaphokazi Madyibi and Motshedisi Mathibe Introducing creative problem-solving to the curriculum will help develop learners’ skills to find solutions to pressing problems Kenya’s Haitian bind By Luke Feltham Haiti last held elections in 2016 and has been without an elected president since Jovenel Moïse was assassinated in 2021 Africans can solve TB, the disease that haunts us. Here’s how By Khisimuzi Mdluli Africans need to be fully involved in drug discovery and development research for tuberculosis on the continent South Africa swiftly sliding to the right By Richard Pithouse Many if not most South Africans welcome the decline of electoral support for the ANC. But the alarming reality is that the alternatives could be far worse Putin’s claim of landslide is ‘farcical’ By Drew Forrest The presidential election merely confirms Russia’s descent into a full-blown military dictatorship Poor governance exacerbates South Africa’s water crisis By Leleti Maluleke South Africa is a semi-arid country whose rainfall patterns are changing as a result of global warming, but incompetent governance is another factor that exacerbates water scarcity Load More Latest Black industrialists programme needs an overhaul Editorial: College closures indefensible Is God good to everyone? God with a battered Telecaster ‘Team privatisation’ continues to score despite SAA own-goal Cryptic Crossword 423 Mapisa-Nqakula under scrutiny KZN South Coast water cuts delay serial rapist’s case, again Vote 2024 | Your M&G Election Newsletter 28/3/2024 Editor’s Pick National Treasury in dodgy R800m contract Editorial Editorial: College closures indefensible Politics ANC loses MK registration fight, hopes to win logo battle Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Prepare schools to develop entrepreneurial skills By Ntsaphokazi Madyibi and Motshedisi Mathibe Introducing creative problem-solving to the curriculum will help develop learners’ skills to find solutions to pressing problems Kenya’s Haitian bind By Luke Feltham Haiti last held elections in 2016 and has been without an elected president since Jovenel Moïse was assassinated in 2021 Africans can solve TB, the disease that haunts us. Here’s how By Khisimuzi Mdluli Africans need to be fully involved in drug discovery and development research for tuberculosis on the continent South Africa swiftly sliding to the right By Richard Pithouse Many if not most South Africans welcome the decline of electoral support for the ANC. But the alarming reality is that the alternatives could be far worse Putin’s claim of landslide is ‘farcical’ By Drew Forrest The presidential election merely confirms Russia’s descent into a full-blown military dictatorship Poor governance exacerbates South Africa’s water crisis By Leleti Maluleke South Africa is a semi-arid country whose rainfall patterns are changing as a result of global warming, but incompetent governance is another factor that exacerbates water scarcity Load More Latest Black industrialists programme needs an overhaul Editorial: College closures indefensible Is God good to everyone? God with a battered Telecaster ‘Team privatisation’ continues to score despite SAA own-goal Cryptic Crossword 423 Mapisa-Nqakula under scrutiny KZN South Coast water cuts delay serial rapist’s case, again Vote 2024 | Your M&G Election Newsletter 28/3/2024 Editor’s Pick National Treasury in dodgy R800m contract Editorial Editorial: College closures indefensible Politics ANC loses MK registration fight, hopes to win logo battle Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Kenya’s Haitian bind By Luke Feltham Haiti last held elections in 2016 and has been without an elected president since Jovenel Moïse was assassinated in 2021 Africans can solve TB, the disease that haunts us. Here’s how By Khisimuzi Mdluli Africans need to be fully involved in drug discovery and development research for tuberculosis on the continent South Africa swiftly sliding to the right By Richard Pithouse Many if not most South Africans welcome the decline of electoral support for the ANC. But the alarming reality is that the alternatives could be far worse Putin’s claim of landslide is ‘farcical’ By Drew Forrest The presidential election merely confirms Russia’s descent into a full-blown military dictatorship Poor governance exacerbates South Africa’s water crisis By Leleti Maluleke South Africa is a semi-arid country whose rainfall patterns are changing as a result of global warming, but incompetent governance is another factor that exacerbates water scarcity Load More Latest Black industrialists programme needs an overhaul Editorial: College closures indefensible Is God good to everyone? God with a battered Telecaster ‘Team privatisation’ continues to score despite SAA own-goal Cryptic Crossword 423 Mapisa-Nqakula under scrutiny KZN South Coast water cuts delay serial rapist’s case, again Vote 2024 | Your M&G Election Newsletter 28/3/2024 Editor’s Pick National Treasury in dodgy R800m contract Editorial Editorial: College closures indefensible Politics ANC loses MK registration fight, hopes to win logo battle Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Africans can solve TB, the disease that haunts us. Here’s how By Khisimuzi Mdluli Africans need to be fully involved in drug discovery and development research for tuberculosis on the continent South Africa swiftly sliding to the right By Richard Pithouse Many if not most South Africans welcome the decline of electoral support for the ANC. But the alarming reality is that the alternatives could be far worse Putin’s claim of landslide is ‘farcical’ By Drew Forrest The presidential election merely confirms Russia’s descent into a full-blown military dictatorship Poor governance exacerbates South Africa’s water crisis By Leleti Maluleke South Africa is a semi-arid country whose rainfall patterns are changing as a result of global warming, but incompetent governance is another factor that exacerbates water scarcity Load More Latest Black industrialists programme needs an overhaul Editorial: College closures indefensible Is God good to everyone? God with a battered Telecaster ‘Team privatisation’ continues to score despite SAA own-goal Cryptic Crossword 423 Mapisa-Nqakula under scrutiny KZN South Coast water cuts delay serial rapist’s case, again Vote 2024 | Your M&G Election Newsletter 28/3/2024 Editor’s Pick National Treasury in dodgy R800m contract Editorial Editorial: College closures indefensible Politics ANC loses MK registration fight, hopes to win logo battle Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
South Africa swiftly sliding to the right By Richard Pithouse Many if not most South Africans welcome the decline of electoral support for the ANC. But the alarming reality is that the alternatives could be far worse Putin’s claim of landslide is ‘farcical’ By Drew Forrest The presidential election merely confirms Russia’s descent into a full-blown military dictatorship Poor governance exacerbates South Africa’s water crisis By Leleti Maluleke South Africa is a semi-arid country whose rainfall patterns are changing as a result of global warming, but incompetent governance is another factor that exacerbates water scarcity Load More Latest Black industrialists programme needs an overhaul Editorial: College closures indefensible Is God good to everyone? God with a battered Telecaster ‘Team privatisation’ continues to score despite SAA own-goal Cryptic Crossword 423 Mapisa-Nqakula under scrutiny KZN South Coast water cuts delay serial rapist’s case, again Vote 2024 | Your M&G Election Newsletter 28/3/2024 Editor’s Pick National Treasury in dodgy R800m contract Editorial Editorial: College closures indefensible Politics ANC loses MK registration fight, hopes to win logo battle
Putin’s claim of landslide is ‘farcical’ By Drew Forrest The presidential election merely confirms Russia’s descent into a full-blown military dictatorship Poor governance exacerbates South Africa’s water crisis By Leleti Maluleke South Africa is a semi-arid country whose rainfall patterns are changing as a result of global warming, but incompetent governance is another factor that exacerbates water scarcity Load More Latest Black industrialists programme needs an overhaul Editorial: College closures indefensible Is God good to everyone? God with a battered Telecaster ‘Team privatisation’ continues to score despite SAA own-goal Cryptic Crossword 423 Mapisa-Nqakula under scrutiny KZN South Coast water cuts delay serial rapist’s case, again Vote 2024 | Your M&G Election Newsletter 28/3/2024 Editor’s Pick National Treasury in dodgy R800m contract Editorial Editorial: College closures indefensible Politics ANC loses MK registration fight, hopes to win logo battle
Poor governance exacerbates South Africa’s water crisis By Leleti Maluleke South Africa is a semi-arid country whose rainfall patterns are changing as a result of global warming, but incompetent governance is another factor that exacerbates water scarcity Load More