Far from an election being a more risky environment, ongoing anger without an election is more dangerous The post On pounding the constitutional court over the local government elections appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Companies falsely claimed that onsite oxygen plants could kill patients The post Oxygen companies put profit over patients by spreading misinformation in Mexico appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Internet blackouts not only infringe on people’s human rights, but also cost companies and the economy billions, as evinced by MTN’s shutdown in Eswatini The post Rights groups call out ‘complicity’ of telecoms companies’ in internet shutd...

A branch in Johannesburg has raised concern about the inclusion of Mboneni Tabane on the list submitted to the Electoral Commission of South Africa. The post ANC member accused of instigating July unrest makes it to party’s candidate list appeare...

The way business is done in the global economy is driving society apart. Corporate social responsibility programmes will not rectify the exclusion and inequalities that exist The post Vaccine imperialism chips away at faith in the market economy app...

Cardano differs from the other projects by emphasising a research-driven approach to design The post An introduction to investing in Cardano appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

South Africa added more than half a million workers to its unemployed labour force in the second quarter of 2021 The post Unemployment rate hits record high — again appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The PSC intervened after an annual report showed the department had incurred more than R124-million in irregular, fruitless and wasteful expenditure The post Four officials suspended over R124m wasted by defence department appeared first on The Mail...

Only a handful of attempts to blockade roads took place in response to Monday’s shutdown call The post Security forces remain on alert as ‘national shutdown’ fails to materialise appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Some 135 hectares is available to lease as part of the agricultural department’s efforts to free up more land. The post Applications for state-owned land in Gauteng open for qualified farmers appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.