The ANC Women’s League says women of all races and politics should set aside their differences and fight patriarchy.
Diepsloot is at a standstill as a water crisis enters its sixth day, with no official word on when residents can drink from taps again.
Cosatu has called on teachers to lead a strike its members will hold in a month’s time against labour brokers and proposed toll roads in Gauteng.
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/ 6 November 2008
It is already too late to reverse the damage humans have done to the environment, says Mozambican scientist Filipe Lucio.
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/ 2 November 2008
South Africa launched its first clean technology fund in Johannesburg with about R400-million to invest.
Engineers, oceanographers and chemists in eight African countries will benefit from three grants of $800 000 each from a new initiative.
From technology, to transformation to tabloids, there is no doubting that South Africa’s dailies have evolved in the past ten years. Carol Campbell looks at how the industry has changed and what lies ahead.
As fires raged across six provinces this week, killing at least two people and causing billions of rands’ damage, Khomotso Moagi was making sure the fighters tackling the flames had the firepower to put them out. The 27-year-old single mother from Bushbuckridge played a critical role in managing the crews battling runaway fires in the tinder-dry grasslands in Mpumalanga.