The culprit had initially tried to avoid detection by changing his Twitter username after the post was reported, prosecutors said. The post Man jailed for racially abusing Rashford after Euro 2020 final appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

It is time to scrap minimum wage and other labour laws that make it difficult to create employment The post Want jobs? Reform South Africa’s labour market appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Law enforcement cannot function adequately if its leadership structures are dysfunctional The post Why it’s critical to appoint the right person as next police commissioner appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The Ukraine conflict shows how effective sanctions can be, but they should be applied wherever imperialism is present The post Can America’s left make peace with Palestinian rights? appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Sixty percent of of Zimbabweans face acute food insecurity — about 5.5 million in rural areas and 2.2 million in urban areas The post Zimbabwe on the verge of famine and malnutrition occurs throughout the country appeared first on The Mail & G...

The 4IR holds a world of opportunity and reward if we prepare to embrace and understand it The post In a world where the only constant is change, let’s learn to embrace it appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Some 347 cases of corruption were reported to the commission in the last quarter of 2021, with the majority of these relating to the South African Social Security Agency The post SASSA tops corruption complaints as 347 cases opened in government ap...

The Galaxy S22 Ultra is essentially a Galaxy Note reborn The post Review: Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

But opposition MPs spoke eloquently to popular discomfort with a ruling collective that includes ministers fingered for corruption The post ANC defeats motion of no confidence in Ramaphosa’s cabinet by 100 votes appeared first on The Mail & Gu...

This offshoot of Orwell’s Newspeak uses semantic obfuscation to hide state failures and abuses in the inherently ambiguous world of intelligence. Who knows what and how much it has cost South Africa? The post South African intelligence services ar...