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Paul Mashatile likely to be the biggest winner in Gauteng conference
Politics
/ 22 June 2022

Paul Mashatile likely to be the biggest winner in Gauteng conference

While the two factions in the Gauteng province will go head to head for control, Mashatile is expected to emerge victorious either way

By Lizeka Tandwa
Gunshot detection system makes comeback to Cape Flats
National
/ 22 June 2022

Gunshot detection system makes comeback to Cape Flats

The City of Cape Town has awarded a R30-million contract for three years to combat crime in ganglands

By Eunice Masson
At 6.5%, inflation seals another ‘aggressive’ interest rate hike
Business
/ 22 June 2022

At 6.5%, inflation seals another ‘aggressive’ interest rate hike

Inflation has breached the ceiling of the Reserve Bank’s target range for the first time in more than five years

By Sarah Smit
Nelson Mandela Bay metro ‘failed to act on water crisis’
The Green Guardian
/ 22 June 2022

Nelson Mandela Bay metro ‘failed to act on water crisis’

The dam levels have been low for years, the canal transferring water from the Orange River Project to the storage dam was not repaired and the metro rejected help from the state

By Sheree Bega
Don’t interfere in our conference, Gauteng ANC tells national officials
Politics
/ 22 June 2022

Don’t interfere in our conference, Gauteng ANC tells national officials

Provincial leaders have asked ANC top brass to caution national working committee (and national executive committee members against meddling

By Lizeka Tandwa
South Africa on weak footing amid global recession fears
Business
/ 22 June 2022

South Africa on weak footing amid global recession fears

A deep downturn is unlikely, analysts say. But, if it does happen, another recession will be even more difficult to recover from

By Sarah Smit
It’s swim or starve as Dikidikeni residents wait in vain for a bridge
National
/ 22 June 2022

It’s swim or starve as Dikidikeni residents wait in vain for a bridge

For several generations people have been using barrels to cross the Mzintlava River

By Paddy Harper
Zondo, Ramaphosa deny collusion on release of state capture report
National
/ 21 June 2022

Zondo, Ramaphosa deny collusion on release of state capture report

The chief justice said the delay of almost a week was caused by fact-checking the fifth and final chapter of his report

By Emsie Ferreira
Soaring cost of living overshadows climate change talks
The Green Guardian
/ 21 June 2022

Soaring cost of living overshadows climate change talks

The costs of climate change damages are rising exponentially. Who will pay?

By Tunicia Phillips
NWC taking its time with Ramaphosa report to avoid Nkandla pool ‘mistakes’
Top Six
/ 21 June 2022

NWC taking its time with Ramaphosa report to avoid Nkandla pool ‘mistakes’

Party is likely to call a special NEC to discuss Ramaphosa game farm theft and other reports

By Lizeka Tandwa
What’s behind SA’s surge in bone marrow stem cell donations?
National
/ 21 June 2022

What’s behind SA’s surge in bone marrow stem cell donations?

The bone marrow registry recorded a 65% increase in registered youth donors, translating to more than 3 000 possible donors

By Eunice Masson
Maya calls infamous Abramjee text message ‘a scandal’
National
/ 20 June 2022

Maya calls infamous Abramjee text message ‘a scandal’

The SCA president said she was shocked by a leak from the apex court, days after an investigation ordered by Chief Justice Raymond Zondo found that there could not have been one

By Emsie Ferreira
Digital Vibes beneficiaries say they don’t owe the state
National
/ 20 June 2022

Digital Vibes beneficiaries say they don’t owe the state

Zweli Mkhize’s daughter-in-law and four companies want to be removed from the Special Investigating Unit’s R150-million claim

By Khaya Koko
Maya blames administrative lapses on former supreme court of appeal registrar
National
/ 20 June 2022

Maya blames administrative lapses on former supreme court of appeal registrar

In her interview for the position of deputy chief justice, the appellate court president said she tried to resolve woes in the general office that has delayed cases involving Jacob Zuma but faulted the office of the chief justice for not stepping in

By Emsie Ferreira
Zondo’s final report release postponed to Wednesday
National
/ 20 June 2022

Zondo’s final report release postponed to Wednesday

The handover was expected to take place on Monday, after the Zondo commission said it would submit an electronic version to the president

By Sarah Smit
Eskom to reintroduce evening rolling power cuts until Thursday night
National
/ 20 June 2022

Eskom to reintroduce evening rolling power cuts until Thursday night

The power utility says the system continues to be constrained, with an elevated risk of load-shedding over the coming weeks

By M&G Media
All hands to the pump as Nelson Mandela Bay edges to Day Zero
The Green Guardian
/ 20 June 2022

All hands to the pump as Nelson Mandela Bay edges to Day Zero

Gift of the Givers has started drilling boreholes, while Business Chamber members will help repair leaks

By Sheree Bega
The second coming of Shepherd Bushiri
Africa
/ 20 June 2022

The second coming of Shepherd Bushiri

The so-called prophet is now building an expansive hotel complex on the shores of Lake Malawi

By Jack Mcbrams
At the movies, not all fathers are created equal
Friday
/ 19 June 2022

At the movies, not all fathers are created equal

Sekese Rasephei challenges Hollywood’s depiction of fatherhood across racial lines

By Sekese Rasephei
After Comair, how will the South African aviation industry fare?
Business
/ 18 June 2022

After Comair, how will the South African aviation industry fare?

Local ticket prices have risen by at least 35% to 40% as a result of Comair’s collapse

By Anathi Madubela
Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala neighbours frown at interest in ‘old robbery’
National
/ 17 June 2022

Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala neighbours frown at interest in ‘old robbery’

The residents of Vingerkraal village say the president often drops by for a chat without his bodyguards

By Zakhele Diamante Shiba
‘Game farming is like any business’: Industry reels in wake of Ramaphosa scandal
National
/ 17 June 2022

‘Game farming is like any business’: Industry reels in wake of Ramaphosa scandal

Farmers and auction houses say the theft of cash from the president’s farm has unfairly stained the business of big game

By Greg Ardé
It’s not ‘happy Youth Day’ for many
Editorial
/ 16 June 2022

It’s not ‘happy Youth Day’ for many

It’s more than seven years since the #FeesMustFall protests. Then as now, we have to ask, have their prospects improved?

By Editorial
Why Ramaphosa farm theft woes pose a headache for Zweli Mkhize’s campaign
Politics
/ 16 June 2022

Why Ramaphosa farm theft woes pose a headache for Zweli Mkhize’s campaign

While Cyril Ramaphosa’s detractors revel in his possible demise in the wake of the case opened against him, those in Mkhize’s corner see a no-win for the ANC as a whole

By Lizeka Tandwa
What Youth Day means to South Africa’s young people
National
/ 16 June 2022

What Youth Day means to South Africa’s young people

Three interns at the Mail & Guardian write about being young in South Africa today

By Mandisa Ndlovu, Sonri Naidoo and Bongeka Gumede
Ramaphosa tells Mkhwebane he will see her in court
National
/ 15 June 2022

Ramaphosa tells Mkhwebane he will see her in court

The president rejected the demand that he lift her suspension as public protector and said he would defend his decision in a legal challenge she sought to bring

By Emsie Ferreira
Experts say Eastern Cape political killings may soon be as rife as in KZN
National
/ 15 June 2022

Experts say Eastern Cape political killings may soon be as rife as in KZN

Corruption and greed blamed as political rivalries turn increasingly violent in the region

By Max Matavire
Quantum leap: Electric minibus taxis could soon be a SA reality
The Green Guardian
/ 15 June 2022

Quantum leap: Electric minibus taxis could soon be a SA reality

The first vehicle of its kind in the country will arrive by the end of this year and it will be rigorously tested under local conditions

By Sheree Bega
Rate of ‘catastrophic’ mining waste failures rising across the planet
The Green Guardian
/ 15 June 2022

Rate of ‘catastrophic’ mining waste failures rising across the planet

Nineteen serious tailings dams failures predicted globally by 2027

By Sheree Bega
RBM cuts production over new wave of protests
National
/ 14 June 2022

RBM cuts production over new wave of protests

Smelter operations have been reduced and night haulage halted over security concerns

By Paddy Harper
Senzo Meyiwa trial: NPA ordered to make decision on Kelly Khumalo prosecution
National
/ 14 June 2022

Senzo Meyiwa trial: NPA ordered to make decision on Kelly Khumalo prosecution

The National Prosecuting Authority has also been ordered to clarify where it stands on the second Meyiwa docket

By Khaya Koko
How executives’ salaries for listed companies are structured
Business
/ 14 June 2022

How executives’ salaries for listed companies are structured

These firms are not required to disclose wage gaps and there is no incentive for remuneration committees or consultants to push for lower executive salaries or to lessen the wage gaps

By Anathi Madubela
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