If we are hoping that someone will come along and magically fix everything, then a terrible thing will happen… Nothing! The post Human Rights Day is the perfect opportunity to confront ongoing racism appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The league – upset that those in power ‘forget the women’s agenda’ once elected – is unsure whether to support any candidate at the party’s December conference The post ANC Women’s League might not back anyone at party’s elective con...

Looking for the latest issue of The Continent? You’ll find it here. The post The Continent — Issue 78, March 12 2022 appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

South Africa promotes the African Continental Free Trade Area — yet its immigration and labour legislation is becoming increasingly anti-African The post Poverty and policy drives xenophobia in South Africa appeared first on The Mail & Guardia...

The city’s youth turned scripts about gangster and the stories told by their uncles of life in Jozi into their own daily experiences The post Bulawayo, a city of adventures and misadventures, teens, knives and murders appeared first on The Mail &a...

When news of the passing of pre-eminent cultural critic Greg Tate reverberated around the globe, poet, choreographer and essayist Harmony Holiday composed an ode to his legacy The post Greg Tate: Possessed by Mingus appeared first on The Mail &...

Faced with the breakdown in essential services and poverty, people have turned to buying and selling illicit poisons. The post Bulawayo’s streets an open-air pesticide market appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Environmental migration is ‘one of the foremost crises of our times’ and researchers warn that rising temperatures in Southern Africa will lead to the displacement of more people The post Southern Africa’s environment migrants are the ‘forgo...

But unions believe the state lacks the will and capacity to enforce existing labour laws The post Labour migration policy hopes to ease jobs bloodbath appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

New research suggests that rising temperatures could make the endangered primates more vulnerable to extinction The post Mountain gorillas search for new water sources appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.