The Empowering the Boychild initiative has hosted its milestone 25th workshop in Alexandra, connecting 50 young boys with prominent community leaders, professionals, and mentors…
Trompies’ story reveals how true legends endure by evolving without losing their cultural centre
From discontinued insulin pens to overpriced TB drugs, meet the young South African holding drug makers to account on behalf of patients
If He is, then when will people like me get to experience his abundant goodness and mercy?
The Gauteng department of social development contends that the havens are illegal, encourage abandonment, and impede the rights of fathers
A clean environment is a constitutionally recognised right in South Africa but one that is routinely violated
People living in Tembisa have had enough of load-shedding. They want the government to do something about it
Many people in South Africa’s townships and suburbs have blamed the government for the ongoing blackouts that are harming their lives
Some businesses have closed while others have had to let employees go because they cannot afford to pay them
A tale of criminality, magic, violence and fear offered a way to foreground the contradictions that come with living in a township
Harassment, xenophobia – and jubilation – are on display when Mail & Guardian visits the township
The price of electricity could go up by 20.5% in April and an upcoming court bid could see users paying surcharges to municipalities
The private security guards were also first responders in some cases, and their helicopters provided information on emerging hotspots
An investigation found that the City of Johannesburg had not provided sufficient municipal services
The vaccine can break the surge cycle, if the poor and the newly poor are prioritised
