Striking collage using found fabrics and a familiar scene shows how ‘history repeats itself’ and that we can learn from it and overcome its brutal lessons The post Iphasi nesiphesheli, a visual piece by Mondli Bhele, wins this year’s Sasol New...

Solving the electricity crisis is necessary if we are to realise the potential of our economy The post Solving Eskom’s load-shedding crisis is vital for investment appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Acknowledging the plurality of perspectives, opinions, priorities, emotions and interests of the different travelers on our transformation road is vital The post Heritage day: A reminder of the communal promise to work towards an equality for all co...

Researchers struggle to understand how teenagers experience tuberculosis treatment, and they haven’t done enough to ask, experts at last week’s seventh South African TB conference argued The post Is the future of South Africa’s tuberculosis (T...

Commercial notebooks are fitted with a metal or carbon fibre chassis and high-powered central and graphics processing units allowing faster response and smooth multitasking The post Business laptop versus general laptop — what’s the real differe...

No one is going to beat the African drum if we don’t do it. Universities must be wary of giving up their strengths for the sake of ‘radical transformation’ The post Universities in Africa ‘don’t understand what they are’ appeared first o...

Did compulsory voting give evangelicals the opportunity to trash progressive reforms? The post The bewildering vote in Chile that rejected a new constitution appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Generous, humble man whose dream it was to build the Nizamiye Complex in Midrand loved South Africa and South Africans and helped thousands of people The post A tribute to the late Uncle Ali Katircioglu — a Turk who gave his all to South Africa ap...

Let us critically think about what it is that we are celebrating, especially while the younger generation is losing touch with their mother tongue. The post Celebrating a distorted notion of unity in diversity during South Africa’s heritage month ...

Local content is beginning to outcompete international films in Africa as rapid smartphone penetration and an affordable and expanding internet bring African creatives closer to people The post Africa media consumption shifts to local content, but n...