Новости за 22.07.2016

SABC protest policy conflicted with journalists' ethics says legal counsel for the #SABC8.

The daughter of one of the eight journalists the #SABC8 has said her dad and his colleagues did the right thing.

Proceedings began on Thursday but have been postponed to Friday after the SABC failed to file the necessary papers.

​The EFF is 'disgusted' by the decision to reinstate Marius Fransman as party leader in the Western Cape, spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi said.

Publishing in the academic world is extremely important, but why does it seem to be such a long, winding and twisted process?

The old education story of compliance and individualism is being replaced by one that challenges, collaborates and focuses on children

Universities solely dependent on the state will be the start of a downward spiral of education standards.

Andrew Phillips filed a detailed objection to Willie Hofmeyr's nomination for public protector. Here's why.

There is no amount of outside intervention, support or assistance that will make Zimbabwe prosper unless Zimbabweans are united internally.

'At the International Aids conference in Durban this week, South Africa had much to celebrate.'

'That the Helen Suzman Foundation and the South African Communist Party agree on this probably means it’s an idea whose time has come.'

The former president's reasons are corruption in state institutions and because the party lost confidence in him in 2008 and recalled him.

'Psychometric tests are becoming more common in the workplace, and we at the ministry were asked to test them and make recommendations'

The Mail & Guardian travelled to the North West and Eastern Cape to find out more about the hidden lives of trans people on the frontline.

'The matchmaking programme began in 2012 to help divorcées remarry in Kano state, which has the highest divorce rate in Nigeria.'

People often use incorrect terms when making reference to the LGBTI community and especially transgender individuals. Here are a few.

The wife of presidential candidate Donald Trump has little in common with fellow US immigrants.

'Relations between Erdogan and the Turkish army have often been strained'

He came from a poor background, made it to the top and lived a full and happy life.

The bid by the ex-Asset Forfeiture Unit head to be the next public protector has been thwarted.

The Lions-Crusaders clash looks tasty but the Hurricanes could blow the Durbanites away.