A spreading sardine mortality event linked to pilchard herpesvirus has hit South Africa and Namibia, raising alarms over total biomass loss, fishery limits, and the survival ofâĶ
Hakainde Hichilema has taken the oath of office for his second term as Zambia's president following a decisive victory. However, high economic expectations and treason chargesâĶ
From Soweto roots to international acclaim with Urban Village and collaborations with Msaki, multi-instrumentalist Tubatsi Mpho Moloi discusses his genre-defying music journeyâĶ
An impromptu 1,200km weekend dash from Johannesburg to Durban puts the new Leapmotor B10 Hybrid EV to the test, proving that electric refinement and spontaneous road trips canâĶ
Despite progressive laws and decades of research, intimate-partner femicide is rising again in South Africa. Research presented in Cape Town reveals that saving women requiresâĶ
There is no curriculum or rubric for belonging, yet fostering connection and individuality is the most vital lesson an educator can deliver in the classroom.
Steven Bartlett's decision to list his Bishopscourt mansion for R189mânearly double what he paid two years agoâsparks vital questions about foreign capital and property pricingâĶ
Africa shoulders 25% of the global disease burden while navigating systemic underfunding. As the African Union gathers to address critical health priorities, Dr Nthabiseng Makgana outlines why leadership, domestic financing, and localâĶ
A series of recent government policy announcements contain a welcome sense of urgency to turn around the economy and create much-needed jobs. However, there is an unwelcome overlooking of existing capacity of the South African economy, theâĶ
The Mail & Guardian article on 30 August by Mr Adekeye Adebajo concerning Chinaâs foreign policy (https://mg.co.za/thought-leader/2026-08-30-is-china-really-a-champion-of-the-global-south/) does not convey the truth. The article reflects aâĶ
Busisiwe Madikizela-Theu examines how casual forms of address, youthfulness, and heritage intersect, exploring how colonialism disrupted African relational identities and why recognising authority and experience matters.
