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Yes, Ukraine should host the World Cup – but on its own
Sport
/ 5 October 2022

Yes, Ukraine should host the World Cup – but on its own

By bloating its showpiece, Fifa has made single-country bids impossible and dimmed the tournament’s magic

By Carlos Amato
Former presidents shouldn’t pronounce on ANC leadership race — Mdumiseni Ntuli
Politics
/ 5 October 2022

Former presidents shouldn’t pronounce on ANC leadership race — Mdumiseni Ntuli

The ANC secretary general contender says former presidents who make public endorsements about ANC leadership contestation risk diminishing their standing and prestige

By Lizeka Tandwa
‘We will get them off their thrones’: Potterill on male dominance of judiciary
National
/ 4 October 2022

‘We will get them off their thrones’: Potterill on male dominance of judiciary

Judge Sulet Potterill told the JSC the battle to bring women into the highest echelons of the judiciary will be won

By Emsie Ferreira
Unions vow to bring Transnet to a standstill over wage row
National
/ 4 October 2022

Unions vow to bring Transnet to a standstill over wage row

Transnet says it can’t afford to pay employees more

By Mandisa Ndlovu
‘There were clear warnings before deadly KZN floods’
The Green Guardian
/ 4 October 2022

‘There were clear warnings before deadly KZN floods’

While the country’s leaders blamed climate change, a top climatologist has questioned whether this is strictly accurate

By Sheree Bega
Judge Piet Koen says he was devastated by Mogoeng’s attack
Top Six
/ 4 October 2022

Judge Piet Koen says he was devastated by Mogoeng’s attack

In an interview for a position on the SCA, the trial judge in the Zuma corruption case said the then chief justice’s criticism was unfounded

By Emsie Ferreira
Illegal firearms fuel violent crime spike in Zimbabwe
Africa
/ 3 October 2022

Illegal firearms fuel violent crime spike in Zimbabwe

Police report that between January and October last year, there were 922 armed robberies, up from 744 during the same period in 2020

By Marko Phiri
Cosatu, SACP ‘jilted lovers’ in a toxic partnership with the ANC
Politics
/ 3 October 2022

Cosatu, SACP ‘jilted lovers’ in a toxic partnership with the ANC

Will the South African Communist Party and the labour federation ever leave the ANC or are rumblings just hot air?

By Lizeka Tandwa
Rate hikes are the wrong medicine
Opinion
/ 3 October 2022

Rate hikes are the wrong medicine

The government should rather consider a targeted approach to reducing inflation

By Duma Gqubule
Secrets of making an all black woman action film
Friday
/ 3 October 2022

Secrets of making an all black woman action film

Mail & Guardian Friday editor Lerato Tshabalala chats to ‘The Woman King’ director Gina Maria Prince-Bythewood about working with Viola Davis and Thuso Mbedu

By Lerato Tshabalala
Four people killed every week for protecting the land
The Green Guardian
/ 2 October 2022

Four people killed every week for protecting the land

Last year, 200 murders were recorded by Global Witness – that’s four every week

By Sheree Bega
Why state capture could see SA greylisted
Business
/ 1 October 2022

Why state capture could see SA greylisted

The Gupta era exposed the flaws in the country’s anti-money laundering framework and now the government is dealing with the consequences

By Sarah Smit
SA Health Products Regulatory Authority ‘understaffed and underfunded’
National
/ 1 October 2022

SA Health Products Regulatory Authority ‘understaffed and underfunded’

A patient has questioned the authority after having adverse reaction to substitute medicine

By Chris Bateman
‘Corruption mafia’ looting Gauteng’s ailing health system
National
/ 30 September 2022

‘Corruption mafia’ looting Gauteng’s ailing health system

Ashley Mthunzi, the now-suspended Tembisa Hospital chief executive, is allegedly the head of a corrupt supply-chain management clique

By Khaya Koko
New top cop Fannie Masemola ‘protects’ rampant corruption
National
/ 30 September 2022

New top cop Fannie Masemola ‘protects’ rampant corruption

The national commissioner allegedly buried a forensic report uncovering the shielding of an illegal mining syndicate in Mpumalanga

By Khaya Koko
Energy crisis: Another R33-billion needed to complete Medupi and Kusile
National
/ 29 September 2022

Energy crisis: Another R33-billion needed to complete Medupi and Kusile

President Cyril Ramaphosa tells parliament that South Africa’s calamitous energy crisis was not wilfully brought on by any individual in government

By Sarah Smit
Concourt dismisses Zuma’s bid to appeal Judge Maya’s decision
National
/ 29 September 2022

Concourt dismisses Zuma’s bid to appeal Judge Maya’s decision

The apex court said it was not in the interests of justice to allow an appeal in this instance

By Emsie Ferreira
Questions over SA’s role in sending cheetahs to India
The Green Guardian
/ 29 September 2022

Questions over SA’s role in sending cheetahs to India

Next month, the big cats from South Africa are expected to join eight cheetahs that were flown from Namibia

By Sheree Bega
SA needs menstruation leave policies. Period
Business
/ 29 September 2022

SA needs menstruation leave policies. Period

Periods and their often gruelling symptoms can be an obstacle to many in the workplace. Paid leave could boost productivity and the economy

By Sarah Smit
Hurricane Ian pounds Florida as a monster storm
Top Six
/ 29 September 2022

Hurricane Ian pounds Florida as a monster storm

The monster storm brought “catastrophic” storm surges, wind and flooding that had officials readying a huge emergency response

By Agence France Presse
Investigating Directorate: Mosebenzi Zwane’s arrest ‘a step closer to justice’
National
/ 28 September 2022

Investigating Directorate: Mosebenzi Zwane’s arrest ‘a step closer to justice’

The former minister, Ugeshni Govender and Ronica Ragavan appeared in court on charges relating to the R280-million Estina dairy farm project

By Khaya Koko
Ramaphosa calls for end to infighting in local governments
Politics
/ 28 September 2022

Ramaphosa calls for end to infighting in local governments

President tells summit the challenges are clear and local government must do what needs to be done as service delivery falters

By Eunice Masson
EXPLAINER: Interest rates are on the up. What should you do?
Business
/ 28 September 2022

EXPLAINER: Interest rates are on the up. What should you do?

Stay vigilant and really understand what higher interest rates mean for you, says one expert

By Sarah Smit
Former minister Zwane confirms he will report to police over Estina scandal
National
/ 27 September 2022

Former minister Zwane confirms he will report to police over Estina scandal

The chairperson of parliament’s portfolio committee for transport will be indicted for the dairy farm scandal this week

By Emsie Ferreira
ANC in KZN throws its weight behind Zweli Mkhize
Politics
/ 27 September 2022

ANC in KZN throws its weight behind Zweli Mkhize

The province’s leadership said ‘the horse had bolted’ despite criticism from Kgalema Motlanthe

By Greg Ardé
Despite jail term for counts of fraud and theft, Johan Carel Fouche still ‘persuasive’ with new victims
National
/ 27 September 2022

Despite jail term for counts of fraud and theft, Johan Carel Fouche still ‘persuasive’ with new victims

Fouche was imprisoned in 2009 after pleading guilty to 70 counts of fraud and theft

By Lyse Comins and Ulandi Bekker
Mathews Phosa: ‘Justice must prevail’ in Jagersfontein disaster
The Green Guardian
/ 27 September 2022

Mathews Phosa: ‘Justice must prevail’ in Jagersfontein disaster

Phosa’s law firm has been appointed by the Kopanong municipality to sue for damages

By Sheree Bega
Zuma says he is available for ANC chairman position, endorses NDZ for president
Politics
/ 27 September 2022

Zuma says he is available for ANC chairman position, endorses NDZ for president

The 80-year-old, who is on medical parole, says he will fill one of the top ANC posts if called upon to do so

By Lizeka Tandwa
VIDEO: Who is coining it from the Eskom bust?
The Green Guardian
/ 27 September 2022

VIDEO: Who is coining it from the Eskom bust?

Solar power installers are coining it, because when load shedding increases, so does the search for solar panels and solar panel purchases

By Lesego Chepape
Mantashe ‘took a hit for ANC’ after Ramaphosa was advised against attending Cosatu congress
The Editors Picks
/ 27 September 2022

Mantashe ‘took a hit for ANC’ after Ramaphosa was advised against attending Cosatu congress

The decision for national chair Gwede Mantashe to address delegates in order to avoid the president being ‘embarrassed’ was allegedly made just hours before the congress started

By Lizeka Tandwa
Rhino poaching must be tackled as crime crisis, not as a conservation crisis
The Green Guardian
/ 26 September 2022

Rhino poaching must be tackled as crime crisis, not as a conservation crisis

Wildlife Justice Commission says law enforcement agencies must address it as transnational organised crime

By Sheree Bega
Millions in fines if Sasol is found guilty of polluting the Vaal River system
The Green Guardian
/ 26 September 2022

Millions in fines if Sasol is found guilty of polluting the Vaal River system

State’s charge sheet fires six counts of environmental infractions at energy giant

By Sheree Bega
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