The iconic complex, which drew celebrities and was a commercial hub, is now a shadow of its former self
Zimbabwe’s government can use the critical minerals surge to empower communities and foster inclusive development
Unlike Iran, Israel is not a signatory to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
We are at the mercy of ageing infrastructure, corrupt municipal workers and city officials who have lost control over Johannesburg
The march ended an hour outside of Cairo when we were bussed back to the city
Born Free is a bold, unfiltered voice for South Africa’s youth
Spatial barriers, which translate into transport and data costs, put financial strain on job-seekers
The Fynbos, a vertical forest tower of 689 apartments, was initially planned for 142 Bree Street, smack in the city’s centre
South Africa is in crisis and the intra-elite battles about how to move forward do not offer any viable path towards a just way resolution
This is an edited version of former co-editor Irwin Manoim’s speech delivered at a reunion of those who were there when the Weekly Mail, now the Mail & Guardian, was founded 40 years ago on 14 June
Democratic Alliance federal leader’s possible comeback as Joburg mayor also rattles rivals
Elite corporate law firms have acted as if transformation is optional. The legal fraternity must take a clear stance in support of social justice and equality
The Africa Day event held in Kempton Park, Ekurhuleni, showed the continent’s heritage and culture
The film tells the story of a family from Ukraine on holiday in Spain who cannot return home because of Russia’s invasion of their country
Van, in the east of Turkiye, is known as the country’s breakfast capital
We can learn how to build trust by looking at global trends and South Africa’s reality
Digital ‘slavery’ such as that of content moderators, trainers and data labellers, is insidious, hidden and underpaid
Technology is not neutral — it reflects societal values and addressing inequality is crucial to prevent technology from becoming another tool for control and violence
The outbreak of animal disease is a concern but there’s good news from the field crops, horticulture and poultry sectors
This endorsement positions the UK alongside the US and France, making it the third permanent member of the UN Security Council to support Morocco’s plan
The founding of the League coincides with the 77th commemoration of the 1948 Nakba
There is a yawing gap between countries acknowledging the risks and them implementing actions that that are effective
We object to the Afrikaner homelands of Orania and Kleinfontein, but in reality ‘private’ cities and towns are being established all over South Africa – and in other parts of the world such as Honduras
Born Free is a bold, unfiltered voice for South Africa’s youth
All buildings have their own stories and they hold those of the people who built them, lived there or used them
Changes in funding show how precarious Africa is in its reliance on foreign aid and the pressing need to find alternatives to ensure economic and climate resilience
We joke about the Afrikaners who went to the US, but our shared South African identity evokes our compassion and hope they haven’t made a mistake
South Africa must rid itself of issues that prevent a fair, rights-based approach to people’s mobility
More journalists have been killed since 7 October 2023 than during the two World Wars, Vietnam, Yugoslavia and Afghanistan combined
Melville was an asset undervalued by the city and universities. It is in decay but it could be restored
An inter-referral system between conventional and complementary medical practitioners is essential to giving patients optimal care in our diverse society
The continent has what is needed to lead the green industrial revolution but it can’t do it without building its trade and investment partnerships