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Why are there fairy circles in Namibia?
The Green Guardian
/ 12 April 2023

Why are there fairy circles in Namibia?

University of Pretoria scientists believe microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi or viruses in the soil could be the answer

By Sheree Bega
Investment drive: R1 trillion and counting. So why do we feel worse off?
Opinion
/ 12 April 2023

Investment drive: R1 trillion and counting. So why do we feel worse off?

The investment drive has been a defining feature of Ramaphosa’s presidency, but its touted benefits remain elusive

By Sarah Smit
The consequences of Finland’s Nato move
Opinion
/ 11 April 2023

The consequences of Finland’s Nato move

Finland has joined Nato at a critical stage and Putin’s reaction will involve a range of measures, both military and technological

By Imran Khalid
Manufacturing output down 5.2% in February, says Stats SA
Business
/ 11 April 2023

Manufacturing output down 5.2% in February, says Stats SA

The report shows the production of food and beverages was the biggest contributor to the decrease in factory output

By Anathi Madubela
Ramaphosa to meet with Thabo Mbeki over Phala Phala scandal
Politics
/ 11 April 2023

Ramaphosa to meet with Thabo Mbeki over Phala Phala scandal

The ANC’s top seven officials are expected to meet former president Thabo Mbeki after he wrote a scathing letter to deputy president Paul Mashatile

By Lizeka Tandwa
Suspects linked to Thabo Bester face charges of murder, fraud
National
/ 11 April 2023

Suspects linked to Thabo Bester face charges of murder, fraud

Police say that more suspects are likely to be arrested

By Eunice Masson
Clean sweep for sitting parties in 10 by-elections
Politics
/ 11 April 2023

Clean sweep for sitting parties in 10 by-elections

The ANC, IFP and DA managed to retain their wards

By Paddy Harper
The state of disaster that is Eskom
Opinion
/ 11 April 2023

The state of disaster that is Eskom

From irregular expenditure to energy precarity and deals gone wrong, the power utility is the talk of the town

By Ozayr Patel
The second coming of Jesus for Arsenal’s Premier League hopes
Opinion
/ 7 April 2023

The second coming of Jesus for Arsenal’s Premier League hopes

A footballing three days and three nights in a cave don’t appear to have affected the striker’s performance

By Paddy Harper
Load-shedding: The carpenter calls on his ancestors
National
/ 7 April 2023

Load-shedding: The carpenter calls on his ancestors

Fano Buthelezi believes his traditional faith – with a mix of Christianity and Islam – keeps his woodwork shop going amid Eskom’s blackouts

By Khaya Koko
Religion can be joyful but some reject it, and they can be ostracised
National
/ 6 April 2023

Religion can be joyful but some reject it, and they can be ostracised

John McCann illustrates how some can be cast out for not believing

By John McCann
The non-believer’s believer
National
/ 6 April 2023

The non-believer’s believer

At some point, you need to admit you don’t know everything. But not knowing something does not mean that what you choose to believe is true

By Scott Peter Smith
The cathedral of my heart, Yeoville library
National
/ 6 April 2023

The cathedral of my heart, Yeoville library

Long gone now, the library in one of Joburg’s most fabled suburbs, offered a whole lot more to me than books

By Sarah Smit
It is time for a personal reset this long weekend, whether you’re a believer or not
Editorial
/ 6 April 2023

It is time for a personal reset this long weekend, whether you’re a believer or not

We encourage you to choose the good in life this long weekend, and wish everyone a blessed time

By Editorial
How to silence the guns in Cabo Delgado
Opinion
/ 5 April 2023

How to silence the guns in Cabo Delgado

A military intervention won’t end the conflict. A peacebuilding process including disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration, is needed

By Monique Bennett and Nnaemeka Ohamadike
Have coal industry workers been left in the dark?
The Green Guardian
/ 5 April 2023

Have coal industry workers been left in the dark?

South Africa’s transition to renewable energy is challenged by a shortage of planning, skills development and training, an investigation by Oxpeckers finds

By Thabo Molelekwa and Oxpeckers
With prayer, we seek peace for South Africa
Opinion
/ 5 April 2023

With prayer, we seek peace for South Africa

Creating a new civilisation based on the power of good and the culture of community is up to the passion and power of youth around the world

By Loren Braithwaite-Kabosha
Godongwana withdraws controversial Eskom exemption — for now
Business
/ 5 April 2023

Godongwana withdraws controversial Eskom exemption — for now

The gazette, which exempted the utility from disclosing irregular expenditure in it financial statements, has been withdrawn pending talks with the auditor general

By Sarah Smit
Mkhwebane threatens impeachment inquiry
National
/ 4 April 2023

Mkhwebane threatens impeachment inquiry

Suspended public protector threatens litigation unless the section 194 inquiry postpones her testimony until funds are found to cover her legal fees

By Emsie Ferreira
Creecy withdraws threatened or protected species regulations
The Green Guardian
/ 4 April 2023

Creecy withdraws threatened or protected species regulations

Minister reaches out-of-court settlement with wildlife ranchers and hunters over ‘draconian’ regulations

By Sheree Bega
Botched Brazilian butt lift – can the law protect you?
Opinion
/ 4 April 2023

Botched Brazilian butt lift – can the law protect you?

Patients seeking the trendy ‘hour-glass’ shape should also fully understand that if something goes wrong, medical malpractice cases can be lengthy and strenuous

By Karabo Mokgonyana
G4S playing hide-and-seek with parliament – committee chair
National
/ 4 April 2023

G4S playing hide-and-seek with parliament – committee chair

The portfolio committee for justice will summon the security company at the prison from which convicted rapist and murderer Thabo Bester escaped

By Eunice Masson
‘It’s every man for himself’. Why this farmer says they need mental health help
Health
/ 4 April 2023

‘It’s every man for himself’. Why this farmer says they need mental health help

In this edition of Bhekisisa’s #SliceofLife series, Bayanda Maseko speaks about his mental health. Watch the full interview in the March episode of Bhekisisa’s TV show Health Beat

By Mohale Moloi and Yolanda Mdzeke
Government threatens Zimbabwean journalists over ‘Gold Mafia’ story
Opinion
/ 3 April 2023

Government threatens Zimbabwean journalists over ‘Gold Mafia’ story

There must be collective resistance to this bid to gag journalists a few months before elections

By Clayton Moyo
Eskom load-shedding an ‘air quality disaster too’ – experts
The Green Guardian
/ 3 April 2023

Eskom load-shedding an ‘air quality disaster too’ – experts

Other sources of air pollution such as coal, wood and paraffin increase when the coal-fired power stations are down

By Sheree Bega
Treasury under fire for Eskom exemption
National
/ 3 April 2023

Treasury under fire for Eskom exemption

The Economic Freedom Fighters has accused Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana of encouraging corruption in Eskom

By Mandisa Makgakga
Heineken’s brewery in Ethiopia leaves farmers without land
Africa
/ 3 April 2023

Heineken’s brewery in Ethiopia leaves farmers without land

Heineken’s brewery near the Ethiopian capital pushed the Dutch beer giant towards the top of the local market – and farmers off the land

By Olivier van Beemen
Should you be worried about asymptomatic TB?
Health
/ 3 April 2023

Should you be worried about asymptomatic TB?

More than half of people in South Africa with tuberculosis may not know it, because they don’t have symptoms such as coughing and weight loss

By Joan Van Dyk
Treasury: Brace for trade-offs after public sector wage deal
Business
/ 3 April 2023

Treasury: Brace for trade-offs after public sector wage deal

To rein in spending, the government will have to restrict recruitments and delay certain projects

By Sarah Smit
How South Sudan downplays gross human rights’ violations
Opinion
/ 1 April 2023

How South Sudan downplays gross human rights’ violations

The lead-up to next year’s first-ever elections will likely see heightened political disputes, competition and defections – developments that can quickly turn deadly

By Tigere Chagutah
‘Wicked’ Kaiser Karl set to have his day at Met Gala
Friday
/ 1 April 2023

‘Wicked’ Kaiser Karl set to have his day at Met Gala

In May, guests will pay homage to the controversial Karl Lagerfeld, the ‘king
of fashion’, at the Met Gala in New York

By Kimberley Schoeman
Tale of two mothers: Mama Winnie Madikizela-Mandela remembered
Opinion
/ 1 April 2023

Tale of two mothers: Mama Winnie Madikizela-Mandela remembered

The world tends to think of the hardened mother of the nation who always had her fist in the air, but she was so much more

By Sello Hatang
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