A national security strategy can only be effective if it can build its core elements around the resilience of the people The post People-centred national security: Pipe dream or existential imperative? appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

A FairWork report has highlighted the South African platforms that innovated to show loyalty to their workers under lockdowns The post Choose platforms that support their gig economy workers survive during a pandemic appeared first on The Mail &...

When news of the passing of one of SA’s most iconic musicians broke, Bongani Madondo revisited his songbook and located him in the global pantheon of the greatest vocalists, ever The post Steve Kekana: Blind, brilliant and bold as love appeared fi...

Senzo Shabangu’s solo exhibition, showing as part of the National Arts Festival, interrogates the contradictions of   life in Makhanda The post A landscape is politicised through events taking place in: Senzo Shabangu’s ‘ Humble Abode’ e...

Once we have borne the brunt of what has happened to us, we must decide to begin again and change ourselves The post The Portfolio: Stories of our Soil explores womanhood, nature and exploitation appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Party leaders say the current ANC president will not be tainted by the incarceration of Jacob Zuma The post We are at their mercy,” said Zuma ANC supporter appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Dugald Macdonald made his Springbok debut against the British Lions in 1974, a disastrous experience difficult to forget The post Springbok’s 1974 defeat by British Lions recalled appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Any further extensions of Ters payments will impede the UIF’s ability to pay normal claims for unemployment and parental leave The post It will cost UIF up to R3.5-billion in Ters payments every week the lockdown is extended appeared first on The ...

Early childhood development programmes can provide crucial services with the correct support The post Covid children’s project teaches crucial lessons appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

But both surveys ultimately suggest that Zambia’s governing party is under considerable pressure The post Two surveys, two wildly different predictions for Zambia’s election appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.