1A Cheers GE, child (second) of JDE, and heart of the great jubilee today! (10) The post Cryptic Crossword 300 – Six years of non-stop word wrangling appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Online summit provides platform for local tech start ups to access global investors The post Seven tech companies to be showcased to potential investors at summit appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Fleetwood Grobler, the petrochemical giant’s chief executive, says the company is transitioning from coal to gas and eventually to hydrogen. The post Sasol on ‘rollercoaster’ ride to a green future appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Like unfinished flyovers in Cape Town, global climate finance and domestic demand often don’t meet up The post Ramaphosa’s panel calls for end to coal, but who’ll fund it? appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Tirelessly working to build a home and a legacy only to be told you have no right over it once your husband dies or decides to divorce you — the story of black women who battled for justice The post The black women who fought against remnants of a...

When Covid-19 hit and borders closed, people still needed to bring their groceries into Zimbabwe. Some women have taken the chance to earn a bit of cash The post Zimbabwe: How women are taking over cross-border smuggling appeared first on The Mail &...

South Africa has one of the most unequal school systems in the world. The gap in test scores between the top 20% and the rest is wider than in almost every other country The post The true state of South Africa’s schools appeared first on The M...

Critics have accused the young climate activists of being divisive and unrepresentative; they say this simply isn’t true The post South Africa’s young climate strikers hit back at critics appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Climate activist Lisakhanya Mathiso, 18, from Tafesig uses dance to educate people in her community about the climate crisis The post Meet the young activist from Mitchells Plain who’s fighting for a greener world appeared first on The Mail & ...

Every judgment in favour of the government is not an indication of a captured court. The fact that we may argue about findings publicly shows how far South Africa is from, for example, Turkey’s recent human rights abuses The post Scrutiny and robu...