Mail & Guardian Africa\'s Best read

Latest articles on Police

Heavy-handed police must respect the right to protest

Amanda Duma -

Police brutality: Citizens are just as much to blame

Prince Charles -

Zambia may burn after the August elections. Here’s how to prevent this

Sishuwa Sishuwa -

Students have a democratic and constitutional right to protest. It is not illegal

Bongekile Macupe -

What will it take for the police to stop killing our citizens?

Sumeya Gasa -

Editorial: Fix the problem, Cele, Blade

Editorial -

Torture and murder in Eldos, but cops couldn’t be stopped for help

Tunicia Phillips -

Higher education shutdown looms as Nzimande scurries for funding solutions

Bongekile Macupe -

Wits VC pleads with Nzimande for guidance

Chris Gilili -

Top ANC officials to meet Blade Nzimande over fears of escalating protests at Wits

Lizeka Tandwa & Paddy Harper -

‘Why am I being shot?’ Witnesses describe last moments of man shot during Wits protests

Bongekile Macupe -

Police killings: How does South Africa compare?

Paul T Clarke -

Simple interventions could cut violence against women

Robyn Porteous -

The pensioner who ‘fronted’ for R10m of a family’s capture of SAPS

Khaya Koko -

R100-million: How one family captured the police

Khaya Koko -

vital information

The Mail & Guardian’s essential coverage of the ongoing coronavirus crisis is free to read for everyone.

If you would like to support us, please consider taking out a subscription.

Latest

SIU probes how master of the high court fleeces the poor

Sabelo Skiti

While the SIU delves into dozens of allegations of fraud, corruption and misconduct against officials at the master of the high court, many families have been left destitute after the death of their loved ones.

Husband’s death ‘a war crime, it must be investigated’

sheree bega

Three legal complaints have been submitted to the UN to investigate the photojournalist’s killing and recover his remains

Mahlobo claims intelligence community is trying to frame a judge for taking a bribe

emsie ferreira

The former state security minister told the Zondo commission he never ordered that any judges be paid off but a conspiracy to create this impression is ongoing

Press Releases

Special Reports

More health research based on data from Africa will benefit the continent and the world

Special Reports

USAID TradeHub Request for Proposal No. RFP-SATIH-PRE-025

Special Reports

The Teaching and Learning Development Capacity Improvement Programme

Special Reports

WWF KAZA Wildlife Advisor

Special Reports

Want to thrive post-pandemic? Then invest in your people

Special Reports

How executive education can change your life

Special Reports

Covid-19 is changing business courses for the better

Special Reports

Three signs that now is a good time to invest in yourself and your career

For all the latest information and advice from the Department of Health relating to Covid-19, please visit sacoronavirus.co.za

All material © Mail & Guardian Online. Material may not be published or reproduced in any form without prior written permission.