The Mail & Guardian Digital Edition – 05 December 2025
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The lure of American investment and economic partnership could ultimately eclipse the current comprehensive peace framework as the central focus of US engagement in the region
The suspended police minister denied that he had consulted before disbanding the political killings task team, saying his directive was a process
International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola rejected Washington’s criticism of South Africa’s G20 presidency and its decision to exclude Pretoria from G20 meetings
This policy did not emerge in a vacuum; it is part of a larger wave of populism reshaping global governance
Critically, we are looking at connecting real capital to real needs. When a green bond enables a utility company to invest in clean energy, it means more households can access affordable energy
Magashula resigned in 2013 after an investigative report found that he had acted improperly during a recruitment process
Technology has certainly transformed online casino gaming in South Africa, creating smoother, much more engaging experiences than ever before. From mobile platforms to secure payments, the modern digital infrastructure really is reshaping how players enjoy casino offerings. The expansion of online casino services across South Africa is clearly being powered by rapid advances in digital […]
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The region’s push to ease wildlife trade rules was firmly rejected at Cites CoP20, with countries voting down proposals affecting giraffes, elephants and rhinos. The summit also ushered in historic protections for imperilled shark and ray species