Court says it was the fault of the respondent, the office of the public protector, that her urgent demand for R10 million was not ripe for hearing
Defence advocate refutes his testimony to back the accused’s claims they did not know each other prior to being arrested in 2020
Tips on how to manage life, deal with thoughts of death and embrace recovery from mental illness
If the ANC takes a hammering in the elections, we face the dangerous prospect of being led by authoritarian and corrupt leaders like Jacob Zuma and Julius Malema
The documentary, Bobi Wine, the People’s President, shows the confluence of music and art in the pursuit of freedom and democracy
The national liberation ideology of Zionism is not a problem. Its colonist, racist premise of exclusivity and the eradication or subjugation of the Palestinian populations is
The Mail & Guardian in partnership with the University of Fort Hare invites you to join the National Elections Debate
The Labour Market Intelligence report has found that occupational workers lack hydrogen-specific skills to compete in the global economy
Judge Nkosinathi Chili said Zuma would not be prejudiced if the matter is removed from the roll pending his bid to appeal the invalidation of the private prosecution
Cellphone data analyst Gideon Gouws tells the court calls and deleted messages were downloaded from the phones confiscated from the accused
Social media has changed the status quo in politics. In an election cycle, interaction between politicians and the electorate has evolved to near-real-time communication.
Under the proposed changes, control over important public health procedures will be ceded to the WHO and director general
The marginal improvement in sentiment has been buoyed by sectors such as manufacturing
Most of the 325 rhinos that died in KwaZulu-Natal were a result of poaching the animals for their horns
The electoral body says it is up to the political parties, independent candidates, affected individuals and parliament to deal with any fraud
An irate Judge Ratha Mokgoathleng asked state prosecutor George Baloyi to read into the court record what the law says about court delays and the consequences
This is made evident by corruption at universities, assassination attempts, the failure of the students funding scheme, and the Mpati report on governance quality and racial concerns at the University of Cape Town
Only four of the 25 ministers are women and, by law, men are the supreme heads of the family
Inkatha Freedom Party leader Velenkosi Hlabisa said his party would address the growing disparity between the rich and poor in the province
Much is at stake for the wealthy, US-friendly Gulf states, whose expensive economic diversification plans rely on a peaceful environment for business and tourism
Voters tend to fall into five categories – legacy parties, populist leaders, solution-based parties, parties that represent a voter’s interests, and those who are disillusioned
Efforts to modernise the capital Cairo’s infrastructure are running up against, and sometimes through, the city’s long history
South Africa has a right to pursue its national interests anywhere in the world and not to simply follow the dictates of the West, the US in particular
Despite being a preventable and curable disease, about 150 people died from TB every day in South Africa in 2022
The global superpower has sought to nurture its relations with sub-Saharan Africa, which is an important source of the critical minerals needed to sustain its economy
Tim Nectar Farms, an accredited training academy that consists of a three hectare organic farm and a backyard garden, is transforming residents’ ideas about food
Eight months later the defence has not brought in its ballistics experts because of a lack of funds
The innovative methodology of design thinking can show us how to reimagine museums and heritage spaces
Newly elected mayor Nkosindiphile Xhakaza says there is ‘pressure’ for the ANC to fail the metro ‘as the EFF and DA had done’
Three people were washed away in a vehicle and died in the Margate floods overnight
Police Minister Bheki Cele said the police service is working with Interpol and other organisations after a tip-off that the child could be overseas
The devastation of Cyclone Freddy, which Storm Ana and Cyclone Gombe, is being exacerbated by the drought brought on by El Niño