The main judgment of acting judge Rammaka Mathopo starkly exposes the irrationality, rooted in patriarchy
The help-line workers and their union say there are not enough people to pick up calls — and sometimes people are shot dead while they are listening
Judge Teffo found that the high court did not have jurisdiction to hear the case
Correcting offenders, while respecting their dignity, is vital to our constitutional democracy
Jack Madiseng says moral circumstances have forced him out after the board failed to heed calls to resign
The party’s Gauteng chair and the only woman provincial leader reflects on her feminism and the possible establishment of a women’s command
The experiences of non-nationals in SA’s public health care system are more complex and varied than implied by the dominant discourse on "medical
Banyana have failed to live up to expectations, while Bafana might just be finally coming good
The reader navigates themes such as migration, black masculinity, displacement, aspirations, racial identity and sexuality
The US Mission in South Africa is developing determined, resilient, empowered, Aids-free, mentored and safe young women through its Dreams programme
The notorious ‘repatriation centre’ was an ‘income stream’ for Bosasa for decades as it worked the system to maximise profits
“Overall it seems not only is Ramaphoria dead [it was never alive] but the long arc of reform potential is being lost in the discourse."
The former ANC MP was known as one of SA’s foremost thinkers and an author of the Freedom Charter
The future of South African cricket is still uncertain with little accountability from the board of the game’s administrator
It’s not clear whether President Ramaphosa can coordinate his ministers in a way that provides clarity about dealing with the country’s energy crisis
We all have a responsibility to use it wisely for our generations and for those to come
Titans chief executive appointed as interim CEO
The UCT Graduate School of Business wins accolades for its innovative MBA for executives
The tribalist, colonialist Act is a message to the landless: the ability to make important decisions rests solely with those in power, not you
Taking tough decisions was always a political risk. But now it may be too late for business rescue
It’s an annual thing but perhaps the invading army’s numbers have been boosted by about
five DA councillors
In an interview with the Mail & Guardian Data Desk, the head of SIU said it is fixing internal problems
People must be ready because I am going to embrace my body with all the scars that come with it
Cricket South Africa’s lack of transparency is its biggest problem
The beleaguered cricketing body could well swing the axe on Saturday but swapping the bodies in the boardroom will not be enough
I had a family I loved and playmates but I soon discovered that difference means I didn’t belong
Expensive public schools taking in fee-exempt learners means only a handful will benefit
Ebrahim Essa’s memoir provides an evocative account of a young man grappling with life
"Even though this series was about being in a familiar space, it could be seen that I would intentionally place myself on the periphery"
The acclaimed pianist and composer shared his journey with us on completing his debut Blue Note album
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Eskom is stuck in a tricky situation and doesn’t have the wholehearted support of MPs when it comes to recouping its money