ANC secretary general Ace Magashule’s claims that he is the victim of a factional purge with the governing party are false, says his deputy, Jessie Duarte.
Stigma around bipolar and other disorders is just as debilitating
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed sent troops into Tigray in early November to disarm and detain leaders of the regional ruling party, the Tigray People’s Liberation Front
The signs are there that the Israeli state may have ‘won’ the most recent battle against Palestinians but could be losing the protracted war, especially in the court of public opinion
The former SAA chairperson said her closeness to the former president had caused people to unfairly implicate her in state capture matters
Honesty, ethics and morality should be cornerstones for those in public office
The need for medical oxygen to treat Covid-19 patients in low- and middle-income countries has more than doubled in the past two months, and many of these countries faced oxygen shortages before the pandemic
Every child deserves the chance to grow up well-nourished and reach their full potential
Malian officers upset with a government reshuffle have detained the president and prime minister at an army camp outside the capital
Human rights organisations are advocating a state safety net for the millions of South Africans who have been left hungry after the R350 social relief of distress grant was discontinued on 30 April
PTT is “full of people who were close to Ace but now have dumped him”, says source in the Free State ANC
Commission questions gaps in the law regarding corporal punishment and sexual assault
The metric of success for Vulane Mthembu’s Nguni Machina won’t be how many people stream it, but if listeners can’t tell if the music was made by artificial intelligence
Proposed changes to the Traditional Courts Bill to remove the possibility to “opt out” and use magistrate’s courts instead are probably unconstitutional, and definitely play into the hands of traditional leaders instead of their communities
Mantashe’s fossil fuel heavy energy plans are wildly out of line with needed climate action and a better energy future for South Africa
The way we do business has changed immensely. Resilience, intelligence and a sense of purpose are increasingly important for companies to succeed
Vaccine roll-out will be easier now that Pfizer confirms the lifespan of its Covid-19 vaccine in a refrigerator is more than six times longer than first estimated
African states are starting to withdraw from rights bodies when rulings go against them
Testing and isolating the infected are still the most effective response to the pandemic
The discontent we feel must mobilise citizens towards agitating for radical change, not aimless rebellion
Helen Zille decries using ‘lived experience’ in woke arguments, but does so herself in her latest book, says Shaun de Waal
In April the M&G reported that the two were ordered to step aside from all party positions and to desist from speaking on behalf of the organisation until the SIU investigation has been concluded.
The government’s spokesperson has posted tweets and videos that have nothing to do with the current conflict with Palestinians
While the conflict between Israel and Palestinians rages on the real battle is for public opinion
Malusi Gigaba’s estranged wife Nomachule Mngoma continued her testimony before the Zondo commission after a security threat hampered proceedings on Thursday evening.
Legal red tape results in providers not registering and children being denied the opportunity to thrive
Strategic investments in health care for all are needed to ensure safe births, treatment of tuberculosis, malaria, measles, pneumonia and diarrhoea, and children are vaccinated
Commissioner Edward Kieswetter, head of the South African Revenue Service, will not tolerate any political interference at the tax authority
Journalists’ voices should be the very loudest in calling for the culling of the corrupt among us
The body’s inaction during the Iraq war and Russia’s annexation of the Crimea makes it weaker when it comes to negotiation peace in the Middle East
Nora Grose is accused of using R170 000 intended for a food relief project in Cape Town for personal gain
The cycles of violence can be broken by the truth, reparations and guarantees of peace for the victims of the war