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Cities lead the spike in new Covid-19 cases. But in the Western Cape village of Genadendal, where people trace their roots back to the Khoi and freed slaves, one man was worried…
The M&G drove the top three vehicles in this category – A Mercedes-Benz, a VW and a Toyota
It is perhaps why Mercedes is rumoured to be rethinking the X-Class, with woeful sales reported globally.
Responding to allegations made at the Zondo commission, the journalist says someone else paid off her car
How Africa’s oldest news website got taken down by a spurious plagiarism complaint
A mobile couch lots of added engineering
Ramaphosa takes on Mkhwebane report
‘I realised it was actually a nice way of saying: ‘You were playing that way too loud.”
The Mail & Guardian understands parties are set to receive a presentation on an audit over double votes on Saturday
The EFF has displaced the DA as the official opposition in the province but pay attention to the ANC’s losses
Ramaphosa needs to lose the unity narrative if he is to dispel the stink of the Zuma years
This was the president’s promising refrain throughout his State of the Nation address
A 10-year veteran of the education campaigners, Luyulo Mazwembe, worked in the Western Cape office before moving to Johannesburg in 2016
Members of the media, public and special interest groups will have to apply if they want to watch and report on the proceedings in person
DA leader insists the party is a home for all South Africans, regardless of race.
The tone of Maimane’s speech was significantly more assertive than his public utterances in recent months
For the Khomani San of the Kalahari, spirituality lies in their connection with the land they know so intimately
The former president has continually asked for his day in court. He’s now about to get it. Finally.
Dstv, Media 24, Mail and Guardian, SABC, Primedia among those fingered
There was a time long ago, and not so long ago, when Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma represented the potential the liberation of an oppressed people held.
