Trends suggest social cohesion is on downward slide By Klaus Boehnke and Daryl Swanepoel In recent years, when social cohesion has been discussed in South Africa, it has been with an increasingly critical undertone
SA must tread carefully as it leads Africa to next generation network technology Poorer South Africans will not be able to upgrade to smartphone devices without state assistance By Nomvuyiso Batyi
SA fails to unleash economic revitalisation power of SMMEs Through targeted policies, awareness campaigns and collaborative efforts, we can harness small, medium and micro enterprises’ dynamism and pave the way for a more inclusive and resilient economic future By Maphefo Sipula
Abahlali baseMjondolo has made a terrible tactical error by backing the EFF The large socialist shack dwellers’ movement, in its bid to oust the ANC, may face the prospect of the Economic Freedom Fighters going into a coalition with the uMkhonto weSizwe party in KwaZulu-Natal By Imraan Buccus
Service exports an avenue for SA’s longer-term economic growth By James Maposa The country can grow its commercial services offerings, particularly business, financial, intellectual property, telecommunication, computer and information services, and insurance and pension services South Africa’s children are excluded from democratic participation By Yolisa Piliso The Children’s Act, as well as the United Nations’ Convention on the Rights of the Child, reflect the state’s duties to ensure children participate in democratic processes To politicians and voters: With freedom comes the responsibility of freedom By Mias De Klerk Few recall the Bill of Responsibilities that accompanies the Bill of Rights. Unconfined freedom can be as devastating as legalised oppression Malawi is on the wrong side of history again By Aaron Ng’ambi The country opened its embassy in Tel Aviv while Israel continues to bomb Gaza Why men choose to be absent fathers By Karabo Mokgonyana The absence of fathers affects the development of children and has detrimental consequences for families and society SA needs economic transition 2.0 By Sarah Smit Thirty years since democracy, the country needs a radical shift to steer it out of stagnation This content is restricted to subscribers only. Join the M&G Community Our commitment at the Mail & Guardian is to ensure every reader enjoys the finest experience. Join the M&G community and support us in delivering in-depth news to you consistently. Subscribe Subscription enables: – M&G community membership – independent journalism – access to all premium articles & features – a digital version of the weekly newspaper – invites to subscriber-only events – the opportunity to test new online features first Already a subscriber? Login here. White Paper on immigration fails Africa’s free trade aspirations By Wiseman Zondi The African Continental Free Trade Area endorses immigration, yet South Africa’s home affairs department is pushing for stringent requirements for visas Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change By Bonolo Makgale and Matthew Ayibakuro The timely and constitutional transfer of power also strengthened confidence in democracy, not only for the citizens of Senegal but for many across the continent The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance By Imran Khalid A landmark court ruling resulted in ‘dark money’ – donations from untraceable sources, both big business and citizens – shaping America’s democracy Agricultural machinery sales down By Wandile Sihlobo This reflects a moderation of sales after excellent sales figures in 2022. But higher interest rates and a poor 2023-24 summer crop add pressure to farmers’ finances Breaking barriers: Inclusive innovation for a fairer future By Sara Grobbelaar Traditional innovation often relies heavily on large-scale investments in infrastructure and trained workers, two factors that are often lacking in economically depressed areas How science should meet politics in the 2024 elections By Edmund Terem Ugar and Zizipho Masiza Are we going to the polls with the intention of a paradigm change, or are we voting to retain the current paradigm that no longer works? Load More Latest Cryptic Crossword 427 Aficionado notes brilliant use of music in state capture play Property sales slow ahead of poll Toxic acid mine water continues to rise underground on East Rand If voters compel us to work with the EFF we will, says IFP president BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Trends suggest social cohesion is on downward slide The difference that a year can make Local film releases to look out for Editor’s Pick Business BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Crossword Cryptic Crossword 427 National Batohi questions magistrate’s decision to strike Koko case off the roll 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’s children are excluded from democratic participation By Yolisa Piliso The Children’s Act, as well as the United Nations’ Convention on the Rights of the Child, reflect the state’s duties to ensure children participate in democratic processes To politicians and voters: With freedom comes the responsibility of freedom By Mias De Klerk Few recall the Bill of Responsibilities that accompanies the Bill of Rights. Unconfined freedom can be as devastating as legalised oppression Malawi is on the wrong side of history again By Aaron Ng’ambi The country opened its embassy in Tel Aviv while Israel continues to bomb Gaza Why men choose to be absent fathers By Karabo Mokgonyana The absence of fathers affects the development of children and has detrimental consequences for families and society SA needs economic transition 2.0 By Sarah Smit Thirty years since democracy, the country needs a radical shift to steer it out of stagnation This content is restricted to subscribers only. Join the M&G Community Our commitment at the Mail & Guardian is to ensure every reader enjoys the finest experience. Join the M&G community and support us in delivering in-depth news to you consistently. Subscribe Subscription enables: – M&G community membership – independent journalism – access to all premium articles & features – a digital version of the weekly newspaper – invites to subscriber-only events – the opportunity to test new online features first Already a subscriber? Login here. White Paper on immigration fails Africa’s free trade aspirations By Wiseman Zondi The African Continental Free Trade Area endorses immigration, yet South Africa’s home affairs department is pushing for stringent requirements for visas Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change By Bonolo Makgale and Matthew Ayibakuro The timely and constitutional transfer of power also strengthened confidence in democracy, not only for the citizens of Senegal but for many across the continent The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance By Imran Khalid A landmark court ruling resulted in ‘dark money’ – donations from untraceable sources, both big business and citizens – shaping America’s democracy Agricultural machinery sales down By Wandile Sihlobo This reflects a moderation of sales after excellent sales figures in 2022. But higher interest rates and a poor 2023-24 summer crop add pressure to farmers’ finances Breaking barriers: Inclusive innovation for a fairer future By Sara Grobbelaar Traditional innovation often relies heavily on large-scale investments in infrastructure and trained workers, two factors that are often lacking in economically depressed areas How science should meet politics in the 2024 elections By Edmund Terem Ugar and Zizipho Masiza Are we going to the polls with the intention of a paradigm change, or are we voting to retain the current paradigm that no longer works? Load More Latest Cryptic Crossword 427 Aficionado notes brilliant use of music in state capture play Property sales slow ahead of poll Toxic acid mine water continues to rise underground on East Rand If voters compel us to work with the EFF we will, says IFP president BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Trends suggest social cohesion is on downward slide The difference that a year can make Local film releases to look out for Editor’s Pick Business BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Crossword Cryptic Crossword 427 National Batohi questions magistrate’s decision to strike Koko case off the roll 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
To politicians and voters: With freedom comes the responsibility of freedom By Mias De Klerk Few recall the Bill of Responsibilities that accompanies the Bill of Rights. Unconfined freedom can be as devastating as legalised oppression Malawi is on the wrong side of history again By Aaron Ng’ambi The country opened its embassy in Tel Aviv while Israel continues to bomb Gaza Why men choose to be absent fathers By Karabo Mokgonyana The absence of fathers affects the development of children and has detrimental consequences for families and society SA needs economic transition 2.0 By Sarah Smit Thirty years since democracy, the country needs a radical shift to steer it out of stagnation This content is restricted to subscribers only. Join the M&G Community Our commitment at the Mail & Guardian is to ensure every reader enjoys the finest experience. Join the M&G community and support us in delivering in-depth news to you consistently. Subscribe Subscription enables: – M&G community membership – independent journalism – access to all premium articles & features – a digital version of the weekly newspaper – invites to subscriber-only events – the opportunity to test new online features first Already a subscriber? Login here. White Paper on immigration fails Africa’s free trade aspirations By Wiseman Zondi The African Continental Free Trade Area endorses immigration, yet South Africa’s home affairs department is pushing for stringent requirements for visas Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change By Bonolo Makgale and Matthew Ayibakuro The timely and constitutional transfer of power also strengthened confidence in democracy, not only for the citizens of Senegal but for many across the continent The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance By Imran Khalid A landmark court ruling resulted in ‘dark money’ – donations from untraceable sources, both big business and citizens – shaping America’s democracy Agricultural machinery sales down By Wandile Sihlobo This reflects a moderation of sales after excellent sales figures in 2022. But higher interest rates and a poor 2023-24 summer crop add pressure to farmers’ finances Breaking barriers: Inclusive innovation for a fairer future By Sara Grobbelaar Traditional innovation often relies heavily on large-scale investments in infrastructure and trained workers, two factors that are often lacking in economically depressed areas How science should meet politics in the 2024 elections By Edmund Terem Ugar and Zizipho Masiza Are we going to the polls with the intention of a paradigm change, or are we voting to retain the current paradigm that no longer works? Load More Latest Cryptic Crossword 427 Aficionado notes brilliant use of music in state capture play Property sales slow ahead of poll Toxic acid mine water continues to rise underground on East Rand If voters compel us to work with the EFF we will, says IFP president BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Trends suggest social cohesion is on downward slide The difference that a year can make Local film releases to look out for Editor’s Pick Business BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Crossword Cryptic Crossword 427 National Batohi questions magistrate’s decision to strike Koko case off the roll 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
Malawi is on the wrong side of history again By Aaron Ng’ambi The country opened its embassy in Tel Aviv while Israel continues to bomb Gaza Why men choose to be absent fathers By Karabo Mokgonyana The absence of fathers affects the development of children and has detrimental consequences for families and society SA needs economic transition 2.0 By Sarah Smit Thirty years since democracy, the country needs a radical shift to steer it out of stagnation This content is restricted to subscribers only. Join the M&G Community Our commitment at the Mail & Guardian is to ensure every reader enjoys the finest experience. Join the M&G community and support us in delivering in-depth news to you consistently. Subscribe Subscription enables: – M&G community membership – independent journalism – access to all premium articles & features – a digital version of the weekly newspaper – invites to subscriber-only events – the opportunity to test new online features first Already a subscriber? Login here. White Paper on immigration fails Africa’s free trade aspirations By Wiseman Zondi The African Continental Free Trade Area endorses immigration, yet South Africa’s home affairs department is pushing for stringent requirements for visas Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change By Bonolo Makgale and Matthew Ayibakuro The timely and constitutional transfer of power also strengthened confidence in democracy, not only for the citizens of Senegal but for many across the continent The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance By Imran Khalid A landmark court ruling resulted in ‘dark money’ – donations from untraceable sources, both big business and citizens – shaping America’s democracy Agricultural machinery sales down By Wandile Sihlobo This reflects a moderation of sales after excellent sales figures in 2022. But higher interest rates and a poor 2023-24 summer crop add pressure to farmers’ finances Breaking barriers: Inclusive innovation for a fairer future By Sara Grobbelaar Traditional innovation often relies heavily on large-scale investments in infrastructure and trained workers, two factors that are often lacking in economically depressed areas How science should meet politics in the 2024 elections By Edmund Terem Ugar and Zizipho Masiza Are we going to the polls with the intention of a paradigm change, or are we voting to retain the current paradigm that no longer works? Load More Latest Cryptic Crossword 427 Aficionado notes brilliant use of music in state capture play Property sales slow ahead of poll Toxic acid mine water continues to rise underground on East Rand If voters compel us to work with the EFF we will, says IFP president BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Trends suggest social cohesion is on downward slide The difference that a year can make Local film releases to look out for Editor’s Pick Business BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Crossword Cryptic Crossword 427 National Batohi questions magistrate’s decision to strike Koko case off the roll 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
Why men choose to be absent fathers By Karabo Mokgonyana The absence of fathers affects the development of children and has detrimental consequences for families and society SA needs economic transition 2.0 By Sarah Smit Thirty years since democracy, the country needs a radical shift to steer it out of stagnation This content is restricted to subscribers only. Join the M&G Community Our commitment at the Mail & Guardian is to ensure every reader enjoys the finest experience. Join the M&G community and support us in delivering in-depth news to you consistently. Subscribe Subscription enables: – M&G community membership – independent journalism – access to all premium articles & features – a digital version of the weekly newspaper – invites to subscriber-only events – the opportunity to test new online features first Already a subscriber? Login here. White Paper on immigration fails Africa’s free trade aspirations By Wiseman Zondi The African Continental Free Trade Area endorses immigration, yet South Africa’s home affairs department is pushing for stringent requirements for visas Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change By Bonolo Makgale and Matthew Ayibakuro The timely and constitutional transfer of power also strengthened confidence in democracy, not only for the citizens of Senegal but for many across the continent The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance By Imran Khalid A landmark court ruling resulted in ‘dark money’ – donations from untraceable sources, both big business and citizens – shaping America’s democracy Agricultural machinery sales down By Wandile Sihlobo This reflects a moderation of sales after excellent sales figures in 2022. But higher interest rates and a poor 2023-24 summer crop add pressure to farmers’ finances Breaking barriers: Inclusive innovation for a fairer future By Sara Grobbelaar Traditional innovation often relies heavily on large-scale investments in infrastructure and trained workers, two factors that are often lacking in economically depressed areas How science should meet politics in the 2024 elections By Edmund Terem Ugar and Zizipho Masiza Are we going to the polls with the intention of a paradigm change, or are we voting to retain the current paradigm that no longer works? Load More Latest Cryptic Crossword 427 Aficionado notes brilliant use of music in state capture play Property sales slow ahead of poll Toxic acid mine water continues to rise underground on East Rand If voters compel us to work with the EFF we will, says IFP president BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Trends suggest social cohesion is on downward slide The difference that a year can make Local film releases to look out for Editor’s Pick Business BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Crossword Cryptic Crossword 427 National Batohi questions magistrate’s decision to strike Koko case off the roll 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
SA needs economic transition 2.0 By Sarah Smit Thirty years since democracy, the country needs a radical shift to steer it out of stagnation This content is restricted to subscribers only. Join the M&G Community Our commitment at the Mail & Guardian is to ensure every reader enjoys the finest experience. Join the M&G community and support us in delivering in-depth news to you consistently. Subscribe Subscription enables: – M&G community membership – independent journalism – access to all premium articles & features – a digital version of the weekly newspaper – invites to subscriber-only events – the opportunity to test new online features first Already a subscriber? Login here. White Paper on immigration fails Africa’s free trade aspirations By Wiseman Zondi The African Continental Free Trade Area endorses immigration, yet South Africa’s home affairs department is pushing for stringent requirements for visas Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change By Bonolo Makgale and Matthew Ayibakuro The timely and constitutional transfer of power also strengthened confidence in democracy, not only for the citizens of Senegal but for many across the continent The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance By Imran Khalid A landmark court ruling resulted in ‘dark money’ – donations from untraceable sources, both big business and citizens – shaping America’s democracy Agricultural machinery sales down By Wandile Sihlobo This reflects a moderation of sales after excellent sales figures in 2022. But higher interest rates and a poor 2023-24 summer crop add pressure to farmers’ finances Breaking barriers: Inclusive innovation for a fairer future By Sara Grobbelaar Traditional innovation often relies heavily on large-scale investments in infrastructure and trained workers, two factors that are often lacking in economically depressed areas How science should meet politics in the 2024 elections By Edmund Terem Ugar and Zizipho Masiza Are we going to the polls with the intention of a paradigm change, or are we voting to retain the current paradigm that no longer works? Load More Latest Cryptic Crossword 427 Aficionado notes brilliant use of music in state capture play Property sales slow ahead of poll Toxic acid mine water continues to rise underground on East Rand If voters compel us to work with the EFF we will, says IFP president BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Trends suggest social cohesion is on downward slide The difference that a year can make Local film releases to look out for Editor’s Pick Business BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Crossword Cryptic Crossword 427 National Batohi questions magistrate’s decision to strike Koko case off the roll 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
White Paper on immigration fails Africa’s free trade aspirations By Wiseman Zondi The African Continental Free Trade Area endorses immigration, yet South Africa’s home affairs department is pushing for stringent requirements for visas Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change By Bonolo Makgale and Matthew Ayibakuro The timely and constitutional transfer of power also strengthened confidence in democracy, not only for the citizens of Senegal but for many across the continent The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance By Imran Khalid A landmark court ruling resulted in ‘dark money’ – donations from untraceable sources, both big business and citizens – shaping America’s democracy Agricultural machinery sales down By Wandile Sihlobo This reflects a moderation of sales after excellent sales figures in 2022. But higher interest rates and a poor 2023-24 summer crop add pressure to farmers’ finances Breaking barriers: Inclusive innovation for a fairer future By Sara Grobbelaar Traditional innovation often relies heavily on large-scale investments in infrastructure and trained workers, two factors that are often lacking in economically depressed areas How science should meet politics in the 2024 elections By Edmund Terem Ugar and Zizipho Masiza Are we going to the polls with the intention of a paradigm change, or are we voting to retain the current paradigm that no longer works? Load More Latest Cryptic Crossword 427 Aficionado notes brilliant use of music in state capture play Property sales slow ahead of poll Toxic acid mine water continues to rise underground on East Rand If voters compel us to work with the EFF we will, says IFP president BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Trends suggest social cohesion is on downward slide The difference that a year can make Local film releases to look out for Editor’s Pick Business BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Crossword Cryptic Crossword 427 National Batohi questions magistrate’s decision to strike Koko case off the roll 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
Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change By Bonolo Makgale and Matthew Ayibakuro The timely and constitutional transfer of power also strengthened confidence in democracy, not only for the citizens of Senegal but for many across the continent The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance By Imran Khalid A landmark court ruling resulted in ‘dark money’ – donations from untraceable sources, both big business and citizens – shaping America’s democracy Agricultural machinery sales down By Wandile Sihlobo This reflects a moderation of sales after excellent sales figures in 2022. But higher interest rates and a poor 2023-24 summer crop add pressure to farmers’ finances Breaking barriers: Inclusive innovation for a fairer future By Sara Grobbelaar Traditional innovation often relies heavily on large-scale investments in infrastructure and trained workers, two factors that are often lacking in economically depressed areas How science should meet politics in the 2024 elections By Edmund Terem Ugar and Zizipho Masiza Are we going to the polls with the intention of a paradigm change, or are we voting to retain the current paradigm that no longer works? Load More Latest Cryptic Crossword 427 Aficionado notes brilliant use of music in state capture play Property sales slow ahead of poll Toxic acid mine water continues to rise underground on East Rand If voters compel us to work with the EFF we will, says IFP president BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Trends suggest social cohesion is on downward slide The difference that a year can make Local film releases to look out for Editor’s Pick Business BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Crossword Cryptic Crossword 427 National Batohi questions magistrate’s decision to strike Koko case off the roll 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 impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance By Imran Khalid A landmark court ruling resulted in ‘dark money’ – donations from untraceable sources, both big business and citizens – shaping America’s democracy Agricultural machinery sales down By Wandile Sihlobo This reflects a moderation of sales after excellent sales figures in 2022. But higher interest rates and a poor 2023-24 summer crop add pressure to farmers’ finances Breaking barriers: Inclusive innovation for a fairer future By Sara Grobbelaar Traditional innovation often relies heavily on large-scale investments in infrastructure and trained workers, two factors that are often lacking in economically depressed areas How science should meet politics in the 2024 elections By Edmund Terem Ugar and Zizipho Masiza Are we going to the polls with the intention of a paradigm change, or are we voting to retain the current paradigm that no longer works? Load More Latest Cryptic Crossword 427 Aficionado notes brilliant use of music in state capture play Property sales slow ahead of poll Toxic acid mine water continues to rise underground on East Rand If voters compel us to work with the EFF we will, says IFP president BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Trends suggest social cohesion is on downward slide The difference that a year can make Local film releases to look out for Editor’s Pick Business BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Crossword Cryptic Crossword 427 National Batohi questions magistrate’s decision to strike Koko case off the roll 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
Agricultural machinery sales down By Wandile Sihlobo This reflects a moderation of sales after excellent sales figures in 2022. But higher interest rates and a poor 2023-24 summer crop add pressure to farmers’ finances Breaking barriers: Inclusive innovation for a fairer future By Sara Grobbelaar Traditional innovation often relies heavily on large-scale investments in infrastructure and trained workers, two factors that are often lacking in economically depressed areas How science should meet politics in the 2024 elections By Edmund Terem Ugar and Zizipho Masiza Are we going to the polls with the intention of a paradigm change, or are we voting to retain the current paradigm that no longer works? Load More Latest Cryptic Crossword 427 Aficionado notes brilliant use of music in state capture play Property sales slow ahead of poll Toxic acid mine water continues to rise underground on East Rand If voters compel us to work with the EFF we will, says IFP president BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Trends suggest social cohesion is on downward slide The difference that a year can make Local film releases to look out for Editor’s Pick Business BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Crossword Cryptic Crossword 427 National Batohi questions magistrate’s decision to strike Koko case off the roll
Breaking barriers: Inclusive innovation for a fairer future By Sara Grobbelaar Traditional innovation often relies heavily on large-scale investments in infrastructure and trained workers, two factors that are often lacking in economically depressed areas How science should meet politics in the 2024 elections By Edmund Terem Ugar and Zizipho Masiza Are we going to the polls with the intention of a paradigm change, or are we voting to retain the current paradigm that no longer works? Load More Latest Cryptic Crossword 427 Aficionado notes brilliant use of music in state capture play Property sales slow ahead of poll Toxic acid mine water continues to rise underground on East Rand If voters compel us to work with the EFF we will, says IFP president BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Trends suggest social cohesion is on downward slide The difference that a year can make Local film releases to look out for Editor’s Pick Business BHP makes takeover bid for Anglo American Crossword Cryptic Crossword 427 National Batohi questions magistrate’s decision to strike Koko case off the roll
How science should meet politics in the 2024 elections By Edmund Terem Ugar and Zizipho Masiza Are we going to the polls with the intention of a paradigm change, or are we voting to retain the current paradigm that no longer works? Load More