Politics

“We are ready for the opposition”: Ramaphosa

By Lunga Mzangwe

ANC president says the party fears no new or existing party going into this year’s historic poll

Sport

Afcon 2024 is set to be a ball

By Ozayr Patel

Sport

Proteas’ loss, as three duck early

By Luke Alfred

Opinion

Nkandla firepool comes home to roost for the ANC

By Paddy Harper

The best places to visit in Turkey

By Partner Content

Editor's Pick

Politics

US embassy official in SA reiterates rejection of Gaza ceasefire

By Khaya Koko

David Feldman said Jews in South Africa should not be held responsible for the words and actions of the Israeli government

Business

Genocide case unlikely to dent SA’s investment case at Davos

By Sarah Smit

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana noted that South Africa’s position on Israel’s occupation of Palestine has always been clear

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National

Nominate someone for the 200 Young South Africans awards

By Umamah Bakharia

The deadline for nominations closes on 29 February

Luscious Living

By TSHEPO Jeans

TSHEPO and The Singleton unite in a partnership of precise craftsmanship

TSHEPO helps people discover their perfect pair of jeans that they will cherish, wear forever, and pass down through generations

By The Singleton

The Singleton and Medellin Barber Cartel join forces: A fusion of whisky and grooming excellence

Two outstanding brands partner up to create a unique experience

By Lesego Chepape

Ladysmith Black Mambazo: Under international skies

The spirit of the original group formed in the 1960s is still present today

By Carlos Amato

Something’s up down in Sandton

Pop star and food influencer J’Something is taking nightlife in Joburg to a new level – or three – with a venture called Artistry

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Thought Leader

Nkandla firepool comes home to roost for the ANC

By Paddy Harper

The secretary general’s truth talk this week has turned the blaze on his comrades in the ANC

ICJ genocide case provides important lessons in both law and journalism

By Ylva Rodny-Gumede

It also provides opportunities to learn and to advance the profession

The Other: How our brains create prejudice

By Skye Scott

We seek the familiar so it is too easy to find what is different about us, rather than what is the same

Journalist killings are a loss to all

By Editorial

In a crisis-hit world, attacks on newsrooms and media workers leave us worse off

Friday

Toe-to-toe steers ‘Chief Twit’ from the brink

Marketing a cultural gem

Starting the year on the right note

Niger struggles to keep its traditional music alive

‘Oppenheimer’ tops Golden Globes

The Green Guardian

Eskom blames high emission levels on ‘late investments’

By Mandisa Nyathi

However, the utility says has put measures in place to deal with the problem

Eskom blames high emission levels on ‘late investments’

Eskom told the Mail and Guardian that delayed investments and system limitations have hindered its ability to maintain the technology needed to curb emissions. (Guillem Sartorio/AFP)

UK unveils plans for ‘biggest nuclear power expansion in 70 years’

By Afp

The government says it is committed to the 2050 net zero target but announced last summer it will issue ‘hundreds’ of new oil and gas licences in the North Sea

Biggest primate ever died off due to ‘huge mistake’

By Juliette Collen and Peter Catterall

Gigantopithecus blacki stood three metres tall and weighed up to 300 kilogrammes

Warming world nears critical 1.5C limit in 2023: monitor

By Rochelle Gluzman

Nearly half the year exceeded the 1.5C limit, beyond which climate impacts are more likely to become self-reinforcing and catastrophic, according to scientists