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Mandisa Ndlovu is a Junior reporter at The Mail & Guardian
Alleged parliament arsonist Zandile Mafe ‘unfit to stand trial’
Judge Nathan Erasmus noted that a psychiatrist had found Mafe to be delusional and described his behaviour as ‘strange and inappropriate’
SA airlines get their wings
As they start recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic, FlySafair and SAA have launched new routes and are leasing additional aircraft
David Yarrow: Stars, wildlife, supermodels …
Lensman has a broad range of interests and they are all present at his show in Joburg
Meyiwa trial: Magistrate says she recorded confession from accused
Lawyers for the two accused men who allegedly made confessions want state witness Colonel Mhlanganyelwa Mbotho recalled to the stand
Meyiwa trial: Officer denies accused were forced to confess
A colonel told the court that accused number one Muzikakhulelwa Sibiya was read his rights and reminded that he could remain silent
Mthokozisi Thwala tells court Kelly Khumalo refused to hand over Meyiwa’s ID
Police data analyst Colonel Lambertus told the court that the only person who could have done a SIM swap on Meyiwa’s cell phone was the person who had his ID
Spyware attacks in South Africa increase by 18.8%
More than half of South African firms have been affected by ransomware in the past year
Plans to expand Triland tourism route to additional SADC countries
The route is managed by the Mpumalanga, Eswatini and Mozambique tourism boards, and is considering including Zimbabwe, Zambia, Tanzania, Lesotho and Botswana
RAF board ‘not fit for purpose’, must be dismissed, Scopa chair says
The Road Accident Fund has been in a tussle with the auditor general over the use of accounting standards.
Illiteracy costs South Africa’s economy R119 billion, report says
Low literacy levels are a financial and social burden on the country
Department misses its target for eliminating pit latrines at schools
However, minister Angie Motshekga says the department is fast tracking the improvement of infrastructure at schools
Ramaphosa says the EFF abused rights by ‘compelling’ people to protest
The president conceded the country could not claim to respect human rights if it did not ensure equal access to land, housing, food, water, healthcare and education
Gauteng education MEC assures parents that all children will be placed in schools
Only 1 394 out of 292 145 applications for grade one and grade eight placements still need to be placed in Gauteng schools
Players of online game claim they were cheated of prize money
The chief executive has said a system error and dropping an ‘s’ in takeaway cost an Expand game player R3 000 in possible winnings
Durban International Book Fair celebrates those who kept the world alive during the pandemic
This year’s programme will have 46 sessions over a seven-day period, featuring more than 100 writers