Fernando Mkhabela has transformed the interior of his modest home into a luxury five-star habitat The post Welcome to Fernando’s swanky shack in Joe Slovo Park appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Workers on strike for a ninth week at a vehicle manufacturer in Gqeberha have accused the company of flip-flopping during negotiations for better wages and medical aid contributions. The post Eastern Cape’s First Automobile Works factory goes ...

The ANC’s corruption-accused suspended secretary general decries use of ‘state organs’ to ‘persecute party leaders’ The post Magashule warns of ANC disunity and ‘bumpy’ leadership contest in 2022 appeared first on The Mail & Guardi...

Between the fields of illegally dumped waste and a contaminated Kliprivier stream passing through the area is a greening project The post Eldorado Park garden brings hope and heals volunteers appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Ghebreyesus says Covid-19 pandemic highlights the importance of nurturing strong science and research on the continent. The post WHO director-general gives African public health conference thumbs up appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Though there is no going back and fixing what we have done, we can certainly all take responsibility for our corner of the world to ensure we have a fighting chance The post The dummy’s guide to climate change for southern Africa appeared first on...

Sociopolitical conflict persists in the area because mining operations go hand in hand with filthy lucre that divides communities while devastating their natural environment. The post Mining in Richards Bay remains a double-edged sword appeared firs...

Corporate South Africa can utilise OneFarm Share’s CSI-as-a-service The post OneFarm Share: Making an impact from farm to fork appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The Mississippi court case is unique; usually the grievances are against Mexicans accused of taking work from Americans The post Soil and trials: South Africans embroiled in US farm worker visa debate appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The next three to five years will require the continent to ensure there is sustainable business beyond Covid-19. The post It’s doable: Africa wants 60% of locally manufactured vaccines by 2040 appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.