The telecommunications giant has donated a further R800 000 to help the independent media stay afloat The post MTN increases its support for media industry after devastation of Covid-19 appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Ethiopia’s prime minister now feels secure enough to venture out of the country, dropping in on friends, allies and patrons The post Abiy roadshow heads to UAE to pay homage appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The reaction has also been strong in France, with animal rights groups condemning Zouma's behaviour. The post Kurt Zouma fined ‘maximum amount’ and loses Adidas sponsorship for abusing cat appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Mayor Randall Williams joined a blitz to switch off the lights of defaulting customers – including a luxury hotel opposite the Union Buildings that owes R23-million The post Tshwane ignores lockdown woes as it cuts power to recoup R17bn appeared f...

There are few statistics on deafblindness and specialised services to support the functioning of deafblind people is poor in Africa The post The plight of being a deafblind child in Africa: My personal experience appeared first on The Mail & Gua...

Minister bemoans underspending of 48% and promises parliamentary committee to get things done ‘as they are supposed to be done’ The post Modise vows to ‘fix’ underspending defence department appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Malema’s visits to the hospitality industry are about the greedy business owners, not their workers The post The EFF is not xenophobic appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

‘We will engage in a rugged struggle to ensure that all those who are implicated in the State Capture report are brought to book’ The post Open Letter to President Thabo Mbeki – Recommitting ourselves to nation building appeared first on The M...

After a period of instability,our democracy is growing up. The temper tantrums are part and parcel of this process The post Four lessons for SMEs from the events of the past two years appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

We need robust and open discussion about South Africa’s transformation. What we don’t need is ham-fisted attempts at political posturing and calling our judges names The post Sisulu vs. Ramaphosa: the ANC’s war of (stolen) words appeared first...