Minister Barbara Creecy said electric fences, bees and other methods were tried before the elephants were killed
An announcement about measures to reduce load-shedding in the metro is expected ‘soon’
The energy crisis has worsened SA’s existing economic challenges, prompting ratings agencies, the IMF and SARB to flag load-shedding as a significant barrier to recovery
Dube-Ncube says province will have 1 000 social crime wardens on the beat
Speaking to the Mail & Guardian at a conference on climate change, Inger Andersen says people need to demand their leaders put effective measures in place
Five suspects will appear in the Durban Magistrate’s Court on Thursday
The president also assured grieving families that the government would provide assistance for those injured
Fatal attractions are blind and delusional and thus destructive. The consequences may be a backlash against Biden, the US losing its little moral authority is has, an end to any stability in the Middle East and, worst, a wider war
Essential policies were bypassed and entering into a memorandum of understanding with the economic zone would be high risk for United Nations Development Programme
Ten days before the first democratic election the extraordinary occurred when the leader of the liberation movement and that of the apartheid National Party sat down to talk
The highly addictive pain medication Tramadol is being sold as a street drug
Treaties and diplomacy are key to curbing climate turmoil
KwaZulu-Natal remains the epicentre for poaching and the Hluhluwe–iMfolozi Park appears to be fighting a losing battle against the crime
The interviews were brought forward after Freedom Under Law warned that the commission was breaching a high court order by scheduling these for June
Nature-based solutions can play help solve the triple crisis of climate change, nature and biodiversity loss and pollution and waste
Setting out the concrete facts in the Amazon-linked development in Cape Town in which Transnet sold land for a song
Three days of protest because allowances are now paid directly to landlords
The youth have the power to overcome the inequalities from the past that still exist today
Life is always haunted by death. This is part of what makes it so precious. But what happens when death comes too young, too often, and watches over life too closely?
An innovative digital locker means that thousands of public health patients won’t wait for hours in a clinic queue to collect medication
The Springbok giant – known for being the man who toppled Jonah Lomu – still lives in our memories five years after his death
The party wants to tie ministerial performance contracts to implementing key manifesto items
Film has all the hits, none of the misses – and very little of the miss-e
The Democratic Alliance said key provincial departments such as health and education do not have the funds to meet the wage increases
Johannesburg Film Festival offers 60 thought-provoking, conversation-inducing movies
Finance, not guns, plays a huge part in Britain continuing to fly the Union Jack over Africa and other parts of the world
ChatGPT was giving ‘peculiar’ responses, generating non-existent words, incomplete sentences and general gobbledygook
One of the issues to be considered is whether or not only men can rule the kingdom
Water specialists have said the use of glyphosate is in contravention of the National Water Act and is a risk for humans and toxic for aquatic life
A proposed R6.9 billion is to be allocated over the next three years to prepare for the rollout of the system across the country
The incentive is aimed at encouraging investments in local production
The term’s of its extension beyond 2025 have yet to be agreed on, but the treasury has made provisional allocations for the grant