The Mail & Guardian is pleased to announce that the call for nominations for the 2024 Power of Women is now open
We issue a plea to incumbent leaders and the loud opposition: for once, let’s put our country and its people first.
One thing good about the Met Gala was that it sparked a movement that is raising awareness about the atrocities in Gaza
The demergers of Anglo Platinum and De Beers could lead to mine workers losing jobs, Duncan Wanblad said
This is the first time that the power utility has achieved an energy availability factor of higher than 70% since 2021
Twenty years ago, our analyst wrote that the ANC had not erred catastrophically enough in government to give the opposition a foot in the door
Records tumble at the Simola Hillclimb, Knysna’s popular annual motorsport extravaganza
Your morning cuppa may cost a little more because of heavy rainfall in Brazil and drought in Vietnam
The Special Investigating Unit is investigating a syndicate that used state land meant to build a school for personal use
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 party cries victim over forged signatures and says if it is removed from the ballot, then all other new parties must be investigated
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 initiative was announced in mayor Nkosindiphile Xhakaza’s maiden state of the city address, in which he also vowed to crack down on crime
This is part three of three excerpts from Maya Wind’s book Towers of Ivory and Steel. Based on research, the book is a gamechanger in the conversation about Israeli academic institutions
But, extreme circumstances could see the implementation of stage five, power utility says
The company’s chairman, Stuart Chambers, described the proposal as ‘opportunistic’
The magistrate took the most drastic option in the case involving the former Eskom chief executive, Batohi said, while conceding that the National Prosecuting Authority was learning from its setbacks
Inyosi Buzetsheni Mdletshe, who was also the Imbongi of the late Goodwill Zwelithini, has been a royal family praise singer since 1977
The controversial politician was facing charges over an allegedly fraudulent insolvency clearance certificate
Defence advocate Thulani Mngomezulu said investigators brought cooked evidence to the court
Investors have raised concerns that the parameters of the inquiry appear vague
The bill isn’t perfect but should be enacted without delay, given the reformative snowball it will set into motion
Nearly nine in 10 local survey participants believe global rules require a ban on unnecessary single-use plastic products most likely to become pollution
Former EFF provincial leader Jossey Buthane said the top brass were trying to lead via ‘emails and phones’ instead of being on the ground
Only four of the 25 ministers are women and, by law, men are the supreme heads of the family
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
The devastation of Cyclone Freddy, which Storm Ana and Cyclone Gombe, is being exacerbated by the drought brought on by El Niño
Parties want the Democratic Alliance and the Inkatha Freedom Party to account for ‘confusing’ message to voters
At least 250 000 women and girls were raped by Hutu extremists during the genocide targeting the Tutsi minority, according to the UN
Only one public borehole is working for 11 villages and thousands of households in the Nthabalala area near Elim, Limpopo
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme has blamed the University of Johannesburg for a financial error that reduced student allowances
Foreign governments and humanitarian groups have persistently urged Israel not to carry out an operation in Rafah for fear of mass civilian casualties