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Athandiwe Saba appointed as deputy editor of the Mail & Guardian
Athandiwe Saba joins a leadership team headed by Ron Derby, who was appointed editor-in-chief of the 36-year-old publication in May this year
How it feels to lose an EFF election
After losing out, Dali Mpofu says he is now focused on what he can do with the law, planning several high-profile cases next year
Slice of Life: Little feet changed my life
"When I became pregnant four years ago I just could not believe it. I was somewhat fearful of what people would say and how they would look at me."
My G-cup breasts just had to go
People must be ready because I am going to embrace my body with all the scars that come with it
The cracks children fall into when they are ‘in conflict with the law’
Children in the criminal justice system struggle to access consistent education, which hobbles them. But there are cases when rehabilitation works
Citizens lose out on services as Jo’burg fights over contracts
The City has dug itself into a litigious multibillion rand mess because it cut corners when awarding tenders for its fleet of vehicles
How the auditor general plans to get some billions lost to corruption
Irregular expenditure is increasing, but the Auditor General is using more of its powers to get the money back
A quantum leap into luxury and comfort
Space was given away to accommodate more luxury – and it is luxurious
Tender irregularity symptoms missed
The beleaguered Road Accident Fund’s former CFO, who was found to have meddled in a tender, is administering the government medical scheme
Tens of millions spent on repairs but sewage still flows in the Vaal
The Vaal River is the lifeblood for almost 50% of the South African population yet at its banks around the Lekwa municipality, sewage flows into it
The pride in African languages
Whether in comic books, novels or academic work, African languages are increasingly becoming the norm
Labour court rules against ambassador
Nozipho Mxakato-Diseko has lost the latest round in her ongoing battle with the department
Immigration visa row in Vietnam
A South African official has found herself in trouble after denying a visa to a would-be teacher, despite the application being riddled with errors
All the looks without the voom
It’s economical, but it’s not completely mom-friendly
Billions spent, and a boy has died, but Giyani’s taps are still dry
It has been five years since a bulk water supply project was started in the Limpopo Bushveld but people still don’t have water