Government, according to Mkhize, is “relieved” as Pfizer eventually conceded and removed the “problematic term” The post Pfizer backs down over ‘unreasonable’ terms in South Africa vaccine deal appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Phase two of the Covid-19 vaccine roll-out aims to commence mid-May. People eligible for this phase, including over-60s, can now register online The post Covid-19 registrations for phase two open amid suspension appeared first on The Mail & Guar...

The Rhodes Memorial Fire is still not under control as strong winds fuel the blazes, which have spread to the residential area of Vredehoek The post Strong wind hampers efforts to contain Cape Town fire, more evacuations underway appeared first on ...

South Africa’s flagship wildlife-poaching court reopens in Skukuza after being shut for a year The post Skukuza Court closure was like a “knife in the back” of rangers appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

It’s no good complaining about your child’s school if you don’t participate in the school governing body elections The post Parents, be the change you want to see and vote for your SGB appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

A new study has shown that similarities between human brains and those of mice can make them useful for studying mental illness, something previously believed impossible The post Mice to the rescue in schizophrenia research appeared first on The Mai...

Should Africa’s largest emitter rely on tree planting initiatives to mitigate? The post South Africa’s potential to expand tree cover as a climate mitigation tool appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Medical aid is becoming more of a luxury for many South Africans, and it’s not about to get any better The post Medical aids blame external costs as fees increase beyond inflation appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

South Africa’s climate change transition risk is 5.6 on a scale of one to 10, with 10 being the highest The post IMF launches interactive climate dashboard appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

A full 41 years after ‘freedom’, many Zimbabweans still strive for what they sought then – the enjoyment of their fundamental human rights and freedoms The post Democracy and open society in Zimbabwe 41 years after independence appeared first ...