The proposal was made during the Cop15 biodiversity conference in China last week when the conference adopted a post-2020 framework to save nature The post South Africa calls for global biodiversity fund appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Proteas steer course twixt hope and dread The post T20 Cricket World Cup: Same old Proteas or renewed hope? appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

It’s a long shot at political redemption for the former health minister and, more pressingly, a bid to avert criminal charges The post Mkhize throws the book at the Special Investigating Unit appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Stability in Kenya hinges on a just, equitable distribution of resources, and a commitment to progress human development for the marginalised The post Pockets of instability in Kenya are underpinned by unequal development appeared first on The Mail ...

Joan Legalamitlwa, the curator of Open City Film, knows that films deserve seated respect, not nose-around-the-corner sniffing at The post Open City Film: 8 films, 3 days appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Oscar Mabuyane and MEC Babalo Madikizela allegedly used a portion of state funds for struggle icon Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s commemoration for their own benefit The post Eastern Cape premier Mabuyane lives large amid province’s poverty appeare...

The law was challenged in response to raids in inner Johannesburg seemingly targeting illegal immigrants and the highest court has pronounced itself 10 days before an election in which then mayor Herman Mashaba has campaigned on an anti-foreigner ti...

I went to my first interviews believing that the onus lay on the university to find good candidates — not on the applicants to ‘sell’ ourselves The post How to apply for a job in academia — especially if it’s your first appeared first on T...

FNB Art Joburg director Mandla Sibeko speaks to Kwanele Sosibo about this year’s Open City, during which unlikely spots are turned into art spaces The post Open City: The art of invading Jo’burg appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

‘​​Everything was beautiful and nothing hurt’ creates a space to reflect on Black imagery, but does not adequately challenge the limitations of its consumption The post Black portraiture and the gaze: ‘Everything was beautiful and nothing ...