Gadija Davids — detained for being on a vessel that tried to break the blockade on Gaza — said being interrogated was a "shocking experience".
The Democratic Alliance has called on Minister of Labour Membathisi Mdladlana to make public the reasons for Jimmy Manyi’s suspension.
They say sex sells. And we know that selling sex pays. And then there is the dirty little secret that a minority of women chooses to sell sex.
Labour Department Director General Jimmy Manyi was suspended from his job on Friday.
<b>Rapule Tabane </b> on how to defeat Afro-pessimism.
Cope president Mosiuoa Lekota could be removed by a unanimous vote of no-confidence because he was not elected to the position, a court heard.
The South African government has announced that it will distribute one billion condoms during the tournament. A billion. That’s nine zeros!
Elroy Africa, the director general of the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, responds to an article about his department.
Cosatu seems to lack the gumption; people’s movements are too localised; and popular anger is rising. So to whom can we turn for change?
Cosatu chief Zwelinzima Vavi has received a death threat amid a furore over his complaint that allegations of corruption are not being investigated.
The Presidency on Friday accused the media of "undermining" President Jacob Zuma and his family’s right to privacy and dignity.
Hosting the World Cup is like planning for a family wedding, so get excited. This is according to <b>Kevin Davie</b>.
The recall of South Africa’s envoy to Israel leaves the Jewish community in South Africa with a "great sense of discomfort".
Johannesburg’s metro police met the organisers of a march against education inequalities this week and have approved the march.
Claims of fraud and corruption against Telkom staffers and security companies hired to protect its copper grid are mounting.
Appointing a public official such as Mokotedi Mpshe to a judicial post is a potential conflict of interest, legal body maintains.
I always like to introduce my visitors to other interesting people who live in this crazy town. I find the people in Jo’burg are a bit more open.
Fifa president Sepp Blatter and his colleagues are guaranteed huge benefits through agreements the government signed with the football body.
Cape Town mayor Dan Plato says an ANCYL official played integral part in installing toilets. The <i>M&G</i> quizzed him about the issue.
Former sex worker “Kylie” tells the <b>Mail & Guardian</b> about labour abuse in the sex trade.
A carnival mood took over the Nelson Mandela Bridge in Johannesburg on Friday as mayor Amos Masondo opened the newly decorated structure.
The government has signalled a new relationship with the country’s major banks.
Head of SABC radio news Mapule Mbhalati was told by SABC news head Phil Molefe to stop running bulletins about his appointment, sources said.
Dress can have a strange and sudden effect on people. When Orlando Pirates fan Kenneth Metiba is in his formal gear he looks just like a regular guy.
Can magnificent clothes really leave you pondering about illiteracy?
Boot camp might sound like a good idea but there are times when you seriously doubt it.
Good, bad or Benni, Carlos Alberto Parreira has made his final squad selection. <b>Phathisani Moyo</b> assesses the chosen 23.
Before you sign up for a unit trust investment, read the fine print and understand who is paid for what.
Some time ago the civil rights lawyer, David Soggot, went to visit a friend in hospital, emerging to find that thieves had stolen his car.
S’Dumo Dlamini speaks to the <i>M&G</i> about Cosatu’s relationship with President Jacob Zuma’s government.
ANC leaders have spoken out publicly for the first time in support of the party’s decision to charge Cosatu general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi.
Congress of the People acting president Mbhazima Shilowa on Thursday filed an answering affidavit to Mosiuoa Lekota’s court challenge.