The Pietermaritzburg business chamber says the move would destroy the regional economy
The governing party has identified KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng as the battlegrounds for votes ahead of the elections
Looking past the elections, business leaders need to act to reduce social strife — even at cost to their profits
The 40 days free of energy outages is a result of maintenance of the electricity system, lower peak-time demand and the return to service of units at Koeberg, Medupi and Kusile power stations
The commission of inquiry into the fire that killed 77 people in August has found the city guilty of negligence
Young people across America are staging protests on their campuses against US support for Israel’s unjust war against Palestinians
The National Development and Labour Council says this is to ensure the legitimacy of the government
The students occupying universities across the US are leading a revolt from within the empire
The electoral commission and the media need to better explain how the votes work and that the two ballot papers are of almost equal importance
Khehla Mngwengwe complied with an equality court order that he must say sorry for making the offensive remark in a post on Facebook
Unpacking the University of Cape Town Senate Resolutions
The public enterprise minister would rather iron his penis than campaign for the ANC
South Africa must remain vigilant to prevent outbreaks which are costly to farmers and harm the export market
Here are three cultural things to listen to or watch
The rise of China has forced the Western power into a new paranoid mode of thinking
The ANC secretary general said the provinces most affected by the manipulation were Limpopo, KwaZulu-Natal, the North West and Gauteng
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