Crocodile hunting was once lucrative, with its skin sought after for its power to protect people against evil spirits, and for use in the fashion industry
The Ford Ranger Wildtrak SuperCab delivers practicality and comfort
Western powers and multinational corporations continue to exploit Africa’s natural resources, exploit its labour, and perpetuate dependency through unequal trade relations and debt burdens
From Palestinian rock to modern folk, generations of Armenian musicians have thrived in Jerusalem. But Israeli attacks threaten the community’s future
From the Mail & Guardian, 4 to 10 June 1999 edition
The ANC is blaming Jacob Zuma and not itself for the mess South Africa is in
The former president, who has criticised Jacob Zuma of late, says his pandemic policies were misunderstood
Long before the political crisis in the country, food production decreased because of environmental problems
We bring you some of the best of the motor industry on display at the Chinese event
Rather than doing the work of municipalities, mines must build human capital in their areas
The technology has huge implications for the country and the world. Experts say if South Africa fails to prepare, it will be preparing to fail
The size of the ANC’s electoral victory need not be an issue of burning concern
The party cries victim over forged signatures and says if it is removed from the ballot, then all other new parties must be investigated
The former president also weighed in on Zizi Kodwa’s alleged imminent arrest, saying if it came to pass, then the ANC’s step aside rule would apply
The Ingonyama Trust Board will appoint a lawyer through a public procurement process
More foreign news outlets are gagged over massacre reports accusing soldiers of killing at least 223 people in revenge attacks in February
ANC officials have called for an investigation after the report by electoral committee head Kgalema Motlanthe found that the party’s
list submitted to the IEC had been altered
ANC Chairperson Panyaza Lesufi said the party was bringing out its heavyweights to with the province by more than 55%
The country needs a universal basic income for adults and children to boost economic recovery and growth and reduce inequality
Chad’s Mahamat Déby is determined to fill his father Idriss Déby’s shoes — and not just with the blood of his enemies
From Joburg CBD dives of the 1980s to the Cape Town jazz fest, Hilton Schilder has been ahead of the curve
The National Prosecuting Authority has encouraged its prosecutors and investigators to go after state capture cases
Here are Friday editor Charles Leonard’s 10 picks of the festival
US President Joe Biden’s handling of Israel’s war on Gaza could lose him the all-important student vote
Mbeki said it would be dishonest not to mention that some of the negative developments in the country’s governance over the 30 years of democracy were a result of negative actions by members of the ruling ANC.
Last year, South African jazz pianist Thandi Ntuli released her album Rainbow Revisited on International Anthem Records, to great acclaim. But what does it feel like to translate the album to the stage?
Let the music of Zoe Modiga guide you on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment
Mayor Mxolisi Kaunda is expected to deliver the city’s consolidated budget, as well as announce property rates, electricity and water price increases for 2024-25, on Friday
With the prospect of a takeover in sight, Anglo American’s first South African chief executive in 15 years is tasked with unlocking value from the global mining company
The ANC veteran has been ordered to attend the hearing at Luthuli House
It’s time to dispel the myth of a single Western model for media
Under the two-year pilot scheme, 100 unemployed technical college graduates have got a monthly grant of R2 000 since October 2022