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Zondo says remission is not a reason to stop Zuma trial
Politics
/ 13 November 2023

Zondo says remission is not a reason to stop Zuma trial

The prosecuting authority should proceed according to the evidence, regardless of a perceived reluctance on government’s part to jail the former president

By Emsie Ferreira
Robert Gumede’s Tongaat Hulett purchase hinges on R2bn PIC loan
Business
/ 9 November 2023

Robert Gumede’s Tongaat Hulett purchase hinges on R2bn PIC loan

The agreement will give Terris Sugar discounted ownership of Tongaat Hulett’s R8 billion bank debt and control at the upcoming creditors’ vote

By Paddy Harper
Matric students need mental health support to handle exam stress, Sadag says
Education
/ 8 November 2023

Matric students need mental health support to handle exam stress, Sadag says

A recent poll by Unicef South Africa found that 73% of young people needed mental health support over the past year

By Umamah Bakharia
ANC committee calls out Eskom for blocking 200 megawatts from Namibia, Mozambique
Politics
/ 7 November 2023

ANC committee calls out Eskom for blocking 200 megawatts from Namibia, Mozambique

Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgop has asked for more powers over Eskom board during national working committee meeting

By Lizeka Tandwa
Pretoria recalls its Tel Aviv envoys, prepares to act against Israeli ambassador to South Africa
Politics
/ 6 November 2023

Pretoria recalls its Tel Aviv envoys, prepares to act against Israeli ambassador to South Africa

The cabinet has expressed its ongoing concerns about the impunity of Israel in violating United Nations resolutions

By Paddy Harper
Social relief of distress grant extended until 2025
Business
/ 1 November 2023

Social relief of distress grant extended until 2025

But Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana says beyond that mark, a comprehensive review of all welfare grants is needed

By Emsie Ferreira
Springboks score SA a public holiday…in December
National
/ 30 October 2023

Springboks score SA a public holiday…in December

The president coat-tailed on the team’s World Cup triumph to plead for faith that the country can overcome economic crisis

By Emsie Ferreira
US sets sights on improved Agoa
Business
/ 30 October 2023

US sets sights on improved Agoa

This week’s Agoa forum will discuss ways to get more out of the trade agreement

By Sarah Smit
Bill opens way for SA to leave fossil fuels behind
The Green Guardian
/ 26 October 2023

Bill opens way for SA to leave fossil fuels behind

Legislation will compel the government to act on climate change but there are still several concerns

By Mandisa Nyathi
Bill to make Investigating Directorate permanent is flawed, parliament hears
National
/ 25 October 2023

Bill to make Investigating Directorate permanent is flawed, parliament hears

The measure cannot guarantee independency of the entity because it fails to address the reliance of the National Prosecuting Authority itself on the justice ministry

By Emsie Ferreira
MPs give Hlophe three weeks to make final representations
National
/ 24 October 2023

MPs give Hlophe three weeks to make final representations

An initial letter from the suspended judge president revisited arguments he raised in his failed court bid to overturn a finding of impeachable misconduct

By Emsie Ferreira
Elections 2024: ANC losses predicted in KZN, Gauteng
Politics
/ 23 October 2023

Elections 2024: ANC losses predicted in KZN, Gauteng

The governing party is likely to poll between 43% and 45% nationally in next year’s elections, Brenthurst Foundation poll says

By Paddy Harper
Conflict economics: America and the centre that will not hold
Thought Leader
/ 23 October 2023

Conflict economics: America and the centre that will not hold

As two wars rage, the International Monetary Fund has warned that geopolitical fragmentation will hurt a still fragile global economy

By Sarah Smit
I am an active SOE shareholder – Gordhan
Opinion
/ 20 October 2023

I am an active SOE shareholder – Gordhan

The public enterprises minister responds to coverage about his conduct at state firms

By Pravin Gordhan
ANC reacts to Hamas backlash: ‘Hands off Naledi Pandor’
Politics
/ 18 October 2023

ANC reacts to Hamas backlash: ‘Hands off Naledi Pandor’

Secretary general Fikile Mbalula says the heavily criticised international relations minister was doing her job as a diplomat to advance peace during call with Hamas leader

By Lizeka Tandwa
Mbalula apologises at NEC after lashing out at ‘unprepared’ ministers, insiders say
Politics
/ 17 October 2023

Mbalula apologises at NEC after lashing out at ‘unprepared’ ministers, insiders say

NEC insiders say that Parks Tau, Enoch Godongwana and Senzo Mchunu’s presentations were rejected – only transport minister Sindisiwe Chikunga received a thumbs up

By Lizeka Tandwa
No need to axe police minister, says ANC
Politics
/ 16 October 2023

No need to axe police minister, says ANC

The chair of the party’s subcommittee on peace and stability, Polly Boshielo, says it trusts and supports Cele, despite calls for him to be dismissed

By Lizeka Tandwa
Former Eskom chair Makgoba calls out ‘meddlesome’ Pravin Gordhan
National
/ 12 October 2023

Former Eskom chair Makgoba calls out ‘meddlesome’ Pravin Gordhan

The minister’s leadership style is marred by micro-management and interference, according to industry leaders

By Mandisa Nyathi
Beware the one-eyed Middle East critic
Thought Leader
/ 12 October 2023

Beware the one-eyed Middle East critic

The biggest myth of modern Israeli politics has been exposed — the oppression of Palestinians keeps Israel secure

By Richard Calland
Frogs are sliding towards extinction
The Green Guardian
/ 10 October 2023

Frogs are sliding towards extinction

Two out of every five species are threatened, a new global assessment has found

By Sheree Bega
Mo Miracles calls divine intervention – or insurrection – and says God is giving him the presidency
Thought Leader
/ 9 October 2023

Mo Miracles calls divine intervention – or insurrection – and says God is giving him the presidency

Did God send Mogoeng a WhatsApp, or did He use a burning bush?

By Paddy Harper
The water crisis in Gauteng’s three metros looks set to deepen
The Green Guardian
/ 6 October 2023

The water crisis in Gauteng’s three metros looks set to deepen

Causes are a growing population, ageing infrastructure, poor governance and leaks

By Sheree Bega
Senzo Mchunu: No growth or development without water
The Green Guardian
/ 5 October 2023

Senzo Mchunu: No growth or development without water

South Africa is running out of suitable sites for new dams

By Sheree Bega
Zuma files court papers challenging Zondo’s appointment
Politics
/ 4 October 2023

Zuma files court papers challenging Zondo’s appointment

The presidency says it is another spurious legal bid to harass Ramaphosa

By Emsie Ferreira
Gordhan wants more talk about Just Transition and its impact on workers
The Green Guardian
/ 3 October 2023

Gordhan wants more talk about Just Transition and its impact on workers

The minister says a just transition should ensure no one is left behind

By Mandisa Nyathi
Summers returns to revamp vintage Pick ‘n Pay with Ferrari drive
Business
/ 2 October 2023

Summers returns to revamp vintage Pick ‘n Pay with Ferrari drive

The retailer announced that outgoing Pick n Pay chief executive Pieter Boone would be replaced by Sean Summers, who led the company from 1999 to 2006

By Sarah Smit
The Fiscal Cliff | SA health check: Failure diagnosed
Business
/ 1 October 2023

The Fiscal Cliff | SA health check: Failure diagnosed

In this monthly series, the M&G investigates how South Africa’s fiscal policy has been shaped. The second instalment considers the health budget and why, despite growing to R254 billion a year, the health system is ailing

By Lyse Comins
The fiscus will shade the elections
Thought Leader
/ 29 September 2023

The fiscus will shade the elections

South Africa’s chickens have finally come to roost, leading the finance minister down a path that may well compromise the ANC

By Richard Calland
SA ranked seventh in Global Organised Crime Index
National
/ 27 September 2023

SA ranked seventh in Global Organised Crime Index

The report found that South Africa’s overall trend over recent years was one of ‘worsening instability’ and economic crisis

By Paddy Harper
Ramokgopa: Eskom must focus on transmission and expanding the national grid
The Green Guardian
/ 26 September 2023

Ramokgopa: Eskom must focus on transmission and expanding the national grid

The electricity minister warned that if the country took too long to make decisions on transmission expansion, it would add to its electricity crisis

By Mandisa Nyathi
How South Africa’s major retailers are reducing food waste
The Green Guardian
/ 21 September 2023

How South Africa’s major retailers are reducing food waste

Woolworths donates surplus food to 890 local charities across South Africa, every day

By Sheree Bega
Julius Malema, bodyguard apply for dismissal of firearm discharge case
Politics
/ 20 September 2023

Julius Malema, bodyguard apply for dismissal of firearm discharge case

The Economic Freedom Fighters leader may also face charges of animal cruelty when he tried to kill a cow, stabbing it repeatedly and twisting the knife

By Umamah Bakharia
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