Governments need to formalise cyber-related information sharing and cooperation to unify the response to cyberattacks The post What can the government do to limit cyber threats? appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The The Red on the Rainbow is a story many South Africans can relate to as it asks the hard questions of where the rainbow is The post Monageng ‘Vice’ Motshabi’s book and play question the real new South Africa appeared first on The Mail &...

South Africa’s first black female doctor of mathematics , Mamokgethi Phakeng, is now a top British UK university’s first ‘illustrious visiting professor’. The post Mamokgethi Phakeng Q&A: No one told me maths was ‘hard’ appeared fir...

The rand has managed to withstand even the strongest global headwinds, but it is unlikely it will continue to hold steady in the wake of the Fed’s aggression The post Rand offers cold comfort amid global inflation storm appeared first on The Mail ...

A cricketer turns his back on the excitement of pro sport to take on a whole new challenge: farming without soil The post New innings: Pro sportsman trades cricket bat for aquaponics appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

As modern life becomes more complex, the size of civil services grows — and so does the wage bill The post Whiskey, car keys, teenage boys … and taxes appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The embattled public protector has also again petitioned the constitutional court on the subject of the message, which she claims suggest the outcome of her rescission application was leaked The post Mkhwebane says she will lay charges against SMS s...

The supreme court of appeal president, who was the Judicial Service Commission’s recommendation for chief justice, would be the first woman to hold the post The post Ramaphosa nominates Maya as deputy chief justice appeared first on The Mail &...

Besieged power utility cites deficit between demand and available capacity The post Eskom warns of possible load-shedding in winter months appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Flooding in KZN has shown that walls aren't high enough in the end to protect migrating middle and upper classes from our shared reality The post Richard Calland: No walls high enough against KZN floods for migrating middle class appeared first on T...