The Telkom-Rain deal is still on the table but analysts are divided on whether it will be successful The post Is there Rain in Telkom’s future? appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

A country cannot survive in isolation, particularly given that leaders of rightwing parties have ascended in countries around the world The post Brazil’s Lula win over Bolsonaro celebrated by the left globally, but beware a right backlash appeared...

A systems thinking approach is needed to help us understand why the playing fields are uneven, and how to even them up The post Entrepreneurs won’t create enough jobs without a rethink in how they are supported appeared first on The Mail & Gua...

Most students are familiar with Google products, so the learning curve is not steep The post Kenya’s JKUAT builds on Google solutions for future-proof education appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

For anyone who has been holding on to an iPhone model from the 12 Pro and older, the 14 Pro feels like a new phone The post Review: Apple iPhone 14 Pro appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The people know that the neocolonial model of extraction and exploitation will deepen their hardships The post Africa’s leaders pursue fossil fuels, ignore the interests of people and the climate crisis appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The far-right president has not spoken publicly or on his beloved social media accounts since the result was announced, raising fears over how he will react, after months of alleging fraud in the electoral system and a conspiracy against him The pos...

The facility will produce wind and solar energy and employees, who will keep their jobs, will be reskilled to work in the clean energy sector The post Eskom makes way for renewables as 60-year-old Komati power station is shut down appeared first on ...

Local interest in phenomena outside conventional scientific understanding is rising, says para-psychologist The post Things that go bump in the night: The paranormal in South Africa appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Rate of spread of invasive species has ‘dramatically increased’ The post Indian mynas are taking wing in the Kruger National Park and scientists are concerned appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.