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Unlock South Africa’s potential in the global video gaming industry
Opinion
/ 1 August 2024

Unlock South Africa’s potential in the global video gaming industry

The country’s revenue from the gaming industry was R7.3 billion in 2023. This can be increased by encouraging electronic sports and the development of local games as well as digital distribution platforms

By Sipho Ngwenya
The long and short of a 50-year artistic career
Friday
/ 26 July 2024

The long and short of a 50-year artistic career

Sue Williamson’s new show opens in Joburg and a retrospective is coming soon

By Charles Leonard
Mail & Guardian and University of Fort Hare to host National Election Debate
Critical Thinking Forum
/ 14 April 2024

Mail & Guardian and University of Fort Hare to host National Election Debate

The Mail & Guardian in partnership with the University of Fort Hare will host a National Election Town Hall on the 17th April 2024.

By M&G Online reporter
Short film project pushes against the current
Friday
/ 26 February 2024

Short film project pushes against the current

In his Cape Town exhibition, Abri de Swardt delves into the politics and history of water

By Georgia Munnik
Filmmakers speak about their experiences of documenting and archiving people’s lives
Friday
/ 12 June 2022

Filmmakers speak about their experiences of documenting and archiving people’s lives

In the same league as the ability to document is the capacity to store and maintain the recorded footage

By Tseliso Monaheng
Lerato Shadi: The body, the land and the toll of unsung labour
Friday
/ 27 February 2021

Lerato Shadi: The body, the land and the toll of unsung labour

The artist continues to give voice to unrecognised labour through her expanding practice that includes durational performance, installation and video work

By Kwanele Sosibo
Xenergy: Domiciled in Shane Eagle’s universe
Friday
/ 4 December 2020

Xenergy: Domiciled in Shane Eagle’s universe

With the pandemic crimping the flow of Xenergy, Shane Eagle has released a virtual performance in the form of a visual album

By Sabelo Mkhabela
Picking up threads from the cutting room floor
Friday
/ 4 December 2020

Picking up threads from the cutting room floor

Lesiba Mabitsela’s multidisciplinary project interrogates the influence of modernity through examining the intersections between fashion and architecture

By Nkgopoleng Moloi
Hammanskraal crisis: Slow tender stops clean water flowing
Multimedia
/ 21 November 2019

Hammanskraal crisis: Slow tender stops clean water flowing

Little has changed in Hammanskraal since the Mail & Guardian last visited the area in August, when residents said the tap water had made them sick.

By Sarah Smit and Malcolm Sekgothe
More battles ahead for domestic worker unions
Multimedia
/ 14 November 2019

More battles ahead for domestic worker unions

Florence Sosiba, speaks to the Mail & Guardian about how important domestic workers are and exclusion in the COIDA

By Staff Reporter
Finding Your Niche with K.O
Multimedia
/ 7 November 2019

Finding Your Niche with K.O

Rapper K.O speaks about his creative process, his intentions with Skhanda and South African hip hop losing its identity.

By Malcolm Sekgothe
“Life has been good to me, considering where I come from” – Xolani Gwala
Multimedia
/ 4 November 2019

“Life has been good to me, considering where I come from” – Xolani Gwala

Just over a year ago, veteran radio presenter Xolani Gwala’s cancer was in remission. He spoke to the Mail & Guardian once he was back on air.

By Staff Reporter
Kanya Cekeshe’s lawyer appeals decision not to grant him bail to the high court
Multimedia
/ 16 October 2019

Kanya Cekeshe’s lawyer appeals decision not to grant him bail to the high court

Kanya Cekeshe’s legal team filed an urgent appeal at the Johannesburg high court on Tuesday against Monday’s judgment by magistrate Theunis Carstens.

By Staff Reporter
Fees Must Fall activist Kanya Cekeshe has been denied bail
Multimedia
/ 15 October 2019

Fees Must Fall activist Kanya Cekeshe has been denied bail

Leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters Student Command Mandla Shikwambana and Kanya Cekeshe’s uncle Mnikelo Madala react to Cekeshe’s bail denial.

By Malcolm Sekgothe
Leader’s principal aim to build IFP
Multimedia
/ 7 October 2019

Leader’s principal aim to build IFP

Gravitas: Velenkosini Hlabisa brings his experience to his new post as leader of the Inkatha Freedom Party.

By Staff Reporter
Finding Your Niche with Emtee
Multimedia
/ 1 October 2019

Finding Your Niche with Emtee

Rapper Emtee paid the Mail & Guardian a visit to speak about his musical journey, what’s shaped his musical style and how he found his flow.

By Oupa Nkosi and Malcolm Sekgothe
Meet the Space Cats
Multimedia
/ 26 September 2019

Meet the Space Cats

Themba T-Rex Mzwakali, the lead singer and bass guitarist of the Space Cats shares his story about how the band was formed.

By Oupa Nkosi, Malcolm Sekgothe and Tshegofatso Mathe
Killer’s life sentence gives family ‘a little peace’
Multimedia
/ 9 September 2019

Killer’s life sentence gives family ‘a little peace’

The man who beat Danel Rooskrans to death is behind bars, but that doesn’t change the pain and rage her loved ones are left with.

By Malcolm Sekgothe
Police Minister Bheke Cele addresses Jeppestown
Multimedia
/ 4 September 2019

Police Minister Bheke Cele addresses Jeppestown

Police minister Bheki Cele visited Jeppestown on Tuesday to speak to business owners and community leaders.

By Staff Reporter
‘We are paying for this dirty water’
Multimedia
/ 2 September 2019

‘We are paying for this dirty water’

Hammanskraal citizens are being forced to buy their own as well as pay their municipal bills.

By Sarah Smit and Malcolm Sekgothe
Dagga: Push for legality and legitimacy
Multimedia
/ 22 August 2019

Dagga: Push for legality and legitimacy

On September 18 2018, the Constitutional Court decriminalized the private use and cultivation of cannabis in private spaces.

By Hiram Alejandro Duran
ACRM stands in solidarity with the arrested foreign nationals
Multimedia
/ 13 August 2019

ACRM stands in solidarity with the arrested foreign nationals

ACRM President Teenage Moosa Kumbe explains why they showed support for the foreign nationals who were arrested last week.

By Malcolm Sekgothe
Mpumelelo Mhlongo, two world records down, one to go
Multimedia
/ 1 August 2019

Mpumelelo Mhlongo, two world records down, one to go

One of South Africa’s best athletes is making waves internationally and is targeting a third world record. You’ve probably never heard of him.

By Luke Feltham and Malcolm Sekgothe
Gordhan’s interdict against public protector remedial action successful
Multimedia
/ 29 July 2019

Gordhan’s interdict against public protector remedial action successful

The Pretoria high court has ruled in favour of Pravin Gordhan’s interdict to suspend the remedial action against him by Busisiwe Mkhwebane.

By Staff Reporter
Finding your niche with Rouge
Multimedia
/ 19 July 2019

Finding your niche with Rouge

South African rapper Rouge speaks on her career, authenticity and what inspired her to embark on her music journey.

By Staff Reporter
I did not receive a loan from VBS — Matjila
Multimedia
/ 9 July 2019

I did not receive a loan from VBS — Matjila

Former Public Investment Corporation (PIC) chief executive Dan Matjila has denied allegations that he was awarded a loan from the VBS Mutual Bank.

By Staff Reporter
Tiny taxi offers a cute alternative
Multimedia
/ 1 July 2019

Tiny taxi offers a cute alternative

Emergency Taxi is competing with the likes of Uber and Bolt to give Johannesburgers other e-hailing transport options, using cheaper-to-run Qute cars

By Malcolm Sekgothe and Tshegofatso Mathe
Alexandra’s cry for help
Multimedia
/ 24 June 2019

Alexandra’s cry for help

"Alexandra on its own is hazardous," says Thembeni Manana, a resident of the township

By Staff Reporter
Pills for bills: Now you can get your medication at an ATM near you
Multimedia
/ 20 June 2019

Pills for bills: Now you can get your medication at an ATM near you

South Africa has become the first country in the world to introduce ATM-like machines that dispense medicine instead of money.

By Nelisiwe Msomi and Dylan Bush
B-BBEE commission finds compliance irregularity in Eskom deal
Videos
/ 13 June 2019

B-BBEE commission finds compliance irregularity in Eskom deal

Eskom failed to comply with the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Act when it granted a tender for the Duvha power station in Mpumalanga

By Staff Reporter
The ECHO trial is out: Depo Provera doesn’t lead to HIV
Videos
/ 13 June 2019

The ECHO trial is out: Depo Provera doesn’t lead to HIV

After 30 years of speculation about whether the three month shot makes women more likely to contract HIV, we finally have an answer.

By Dylan Bush
The ANC is at war with itself
Videos
/ 7 June 2019

The ANC is at war with itself

Its integrity commission has found that factional battles are harming the party’s ability to function.

By Staff Reporter
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