After a two-year break, jazz aficionados are gathering in Rotterdam in the Netherlands for a three-day musical feast The post The best of jazz is back at the North Sea festival appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

After more than a decade of electricity shortages, South Africans are right to feel frustrated and angry. The post President: We can and will do more to end load-shedding appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Covid-19 has forced universities and colleges to take much of their teaching online and presented an opportunity to improve and expand this model The post New era of online learning can be positive for higher education appeared first on The Mail &am...

The Local food pioneer has been drawn into a dispute with the department of agriculture, which has an issue with how meat alternatives are labelled The post What’s the beef: Government tussles with plant-based Fry’s appeared first on The...

Rather than letting them become an environmental risk, handling batteries properly presents an opportunity to catapult South Africa into the forefront of the circular economy The post Proper management of electric vehicle batteries could be a game c...

A team of late developers, without superstars, has departed for England to write the next chapter in their remarkable journey The post The unwritten story of the Proteas – The side who said they could appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Impunity is pervasive among the political elite. And it goes back to colonial times and apartheid The post Amnesty for state capture will entrench impunity for wrongdoing appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

But the new artisanal and small-scale mining policy may be a turning point for informal prospectors who want to mine legally The post War for diamonds: How stones found at abandoned mines enter the illegal economy appeared first on The Mail & Gu...

Elon Musk's pursuit of Twitter was a melodrama from beginning to end The post Musk and Twitter: From volatile courtship to messy divorce appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The remains were removed from a Pretoria cemetery to be repatriated to their home province, bringing closure to relatives The post Remains of cannabis farmers executed during apartheid to be repatriated appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.