The court strongly criticised last month’s statement by the department of correctional services that Zuma was a free man The post SCA finds Zuma’s release was unlawful, orders his return to prison appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The country needs a food donation policy so that more people can be fed, says redistribution nonprofit FoodForward SA The post Ten million tonnes of food wasted a year, but millions in SA go hungry appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The Patriotic Alliance leader has claimed that he is behind Eldorado Park gangster Jermaine Prim's move to Kgosi Mampuru maximum security prison The post Patriotic Alliance leader Gayton McKenzie embroiled in Mercedes-Benz theft case appeared first...

The appointment or secondment of municipal managers by the provincial government have nothing to do with serving the people; it is about political interests The post North West rotates municipal managers to serve greed and power appeared first on Th...

We can learn from failing and sometimes it’s what we need to push us to change and move forward The post Don’t fight failure — it is your friend appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

‘The China threat’ provides Sunak with a way to divert attention from his domestic problems but he needs to tread carefully The post Sino-UK relations sour further after the G20 summit appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

We are experiencing a skills crisis that is as catastrophic and urgent as the public infrastructure crisis, and yet it mostly goes unnoticed The post Unless we fix South Africa’s human infrastructure we are going to crash appeared first on The Mai...

OUI Bar + KTCHN in Dunkeld has a youthful, but sophisticated, feel making it an ideal place for a business meeting or a lunch date with friends The post A vibrant place to grab a bite appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The SUV hybrid is a rare combination of good looks and a comfortable economical drive The post A Maserati with green credentials appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

With Mané and Salah absent, the semifinals seem as remote as ever, thanks to a glaring imbalance in development systems The post Why Africa is standing still at the World Cup appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.