With the US announcing its ‘recalibration’ of its relationship with Saudi Arabia, it remains to be seen whether the oil-rich kingdom feels cowed The post US cannot afford to alienate murderous crown prince appeared first on The Mail & Guardi...

We must ask difficult questions about our cultures and begin reinventing our futures, writes Andile Zulu The post Do monarchies in Africa serve their people? appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Relocating ancient trees such as the baobab is possible but comes at a cost to its micro-habitat The post Plan to uproot 100 000 trees in Limpopo ‘sacrilege’, says baobab expert appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

A scaled-down labour inspectorate will leave vulnerable workers at the mercy of ‘unscrupulous employers’ The post Budget cuts give bad bosses a break appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The team has displaced the world champions England in the rankings and has the World Cup in its sights The post Proteas women make history in India appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The police’s actions at student marches seem to contradict that fact The post Students have a democratic and constitutional right to protest. It is not illegal appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Two unrelated tales of citizen activism are a salient reminder that ordinary people can do extraordinary things The post Koeberg plot, FBI rot appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Solar-powered purifier removes bad taste and smells from wastewater The post A South African solution for better drinking water appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Two pivotal Harari re-releases shine new light on the Soweto Soul movement. Gwen Ansell writes about the ‘Rufaro/ Happiness album’ The post Harari: a union of music, defiant politics and African pride appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

This performative documentary restores the historical record of the ‘great king’ of Mali The post Review: Restaging the history of Mansa Musa through ‘Sun of the Soil’ appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.