Naspers’s listing of its internet holdings on Euronext makes its assets more tradeable
They will clash in their opening World Cup match and as the recent head to head between them showed, New Zealand will not have it all their way
This is something that our sector has spent much time grappling with. It is what we are still trying to work out
Transforming the symbols of apartheid violence is not the endpoint of addressing our heritage
The anti-apartheid activist died when he was only 28, but he
still inspires students
Picture the scene. Siya Kolisi, the first black Bok captain, raised in Zwide township outside of Port Elizabeth, lifting the World Cup
The law requires funds to consider environmental risk when making an investment decision
There’s a climate crisis. Eskom, whose plants burn carbon-producing coal, is in a financial crisis. It’s time to disrupt policy inertia
There will be rejection in the form of no replies, which will haunt you for days. Keep going.
Given attacks against media and important questions being raised about our work, we need to be open about why we do what we do
It’s an unloved, rusted old factory. But I fell in love with the amount of empty space and the possibilities of what we can do with it
Success at school undermined by 1.1-million children being too poor for early education, according to a new report
All five positions up for nominations are uncontested, pending nominations from the floor
South Africa’s Vukani Aviation formed a joint venture with the notorious secret police in South Sudan
There is a crisis of violence against women.
But men also suffer brutalisation. This contributes to the abuse of women
A senior Hawks official says the journalist received money from a crime intelligence slush fund to pay off her car
South Africa’s new Copyright Amendment Bill could help the country take an important step in tackling its own “book famine
It’s easier to find African restaurants in New York City than it is in Cape Town
Those tasked with communicating on behalf of the government would do well to engage in some introspection regarding the purpose of their job
SA has already warmed at a rate twice the global average, and climate change is making droughts in South Africa more extreme and more frequent
The high court orders some immediate changes to the law that allows government to intercept people’s phones and correspondence
Williams, the only black South African player in the 1995 Rugby World Cup, was a complex figure in complex times. He deserves to be remembered as such
The Pope’s primary message to each country responded to their unique circumstances
The on-again-off-again Old Mutual chairperson does not have access to his office
25 years into our democracy, South Africans are using similar tests on Africans.
‘Community consent’ is now required for mining but in practice this further benefits elite interests
Strong policies are not enough – we need secure physical spaces and societal mobilisation
In the first part of a series, the Mail & Guardian tells the story of her violent death, a botched investigation and her family’s quest for justice
Student councils in South Africa are dominated by party politics. But there is a way to change this
Students in South Africa should never give up hope because anything is possible if they keep on pursuing their dreams
And we the people believe democracy, through voting, will deliver a messianic figure to rescue us
For Asian South Africans it’s difficult to find our way between two different cultures