A report recommends that the hospital’s chief executive, Nozuko Mkabayi, be replaced and another CEO be appointed within three months
The American Express Amex ZA Graphic Arts Challenge drew artists, illustrators and designers from across South Africa and the continent
As the deteriorating economic conditions threaten to ignite another bout of social upheaval, we should consider our options for a co-ordinated blaze
Escape and transform the everyday through glamour
Artificial intelligence language models can be so much more than just another plagiarism plague
Nature is as full of terror as it is of wonder. Mirroring that, we are powerful beyond measure in our capacity for generosity and connection
Universities, the private sector and the government have still not fully addressed the exclusion of students who cannot afford a higher education
The labour appeal court has ruled that the union, its members and workers employed in essential public services are prevented from participating in industrial action
South Africa’s power capital is being left behind in the race for renewable energy generation.
Following the money to combat the illegal wildlife trade in Southern Africa
The new feed of visual clips allows users to scroll through music, podcasts and audiobook previews
The taps in the village of Mnyamaneni near Matatiele have never had water flow from them
Kicking off the party’s election campaign in KwaZulu-Natal, the president said that divisions were now a thing of the past
The township test remains the critical coolness barometer for any model hitting the tarmac
Ramaphosa will continue to mouth platitudes and leave the police minister to his empty promises
It is important to directly speak to young South Africans to inform them why it is important to vote
The Ultra-rare Bugatti Veyron is in line-up for the second instalment of the epic Cape 1000 event
This year provides an intriguing opportunity to see what will happen given the renewed partnership agreements with other regional blocs such as the EU
The president also answered questions from MPs about what plans are in place to remove South Africa from the grey list
The University of Cape Town management says student debt affects its financial sustainability
Electricity minister Sputla Ramakgopa’s brief is to get himself fired. Not coal-fired, that is, but to work himself out of his job
The prosecuting authority’s right of reply to the Mail & Guardian’s investigation
Conference sees delegates setting the continent’s agenda for COP28
Ethics of protest are called into question as union’s action sees the lives of sick people put at risk and women in labour turned away from hospitals
The MEC of education in the Free State led with passion, was a pillar of the community and a driver for progress
The two male orcas who patrol the coast from Namibia to Gqeberha are back in the Cape’s sea
Tlaleng Mofokeng is a doctor, sexual and reproductive health and rights activist, and the United Nations special rapporteur on the right to health
Real leaders don’t pick on the weak. They include them in problem-solving and strengthening their nations and the continent
Without a jobs audit and a drive to professionalise the public service, the state will continue to face pressures from the public sector employees. Who can blame them?
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The National Student Financial Aid Scheme has consulted the South African Union of Students to solve the accommodation crisis in universities
Joe Phaahla said no one needing emergency care should be turned away from health facilities, as had happened during the strike