Новости за 25.01.2023

Youth league members prevented the Democratic Alliance from delivering its memorandum to Luthuli House, the ANC’s headquarter

Henry McMurray allegedly added zeros to amounts as low as R47 in the apparent theft

Lessons from China and Norway on how capacities can be channelled to deliver on priorities and ensure activity with notable outcomes

Blackouts are putting financial strain on funeral businesses

The post Funeral homes ransacked during load-shedding appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

House burglaries are on the rise and the banking sector and cash distribution industry consider the risks

People at the front line of South Africa’s energy transition are in the dark about how it will unfold, and whether it will sustain them

This year’s event coincides with the celebrations for the 364th year since wine was first made in South Africa

One concern is the poor pass rate in maths and a growing number of learners drop to the easier subject of maths literacy.

A Dutch citizen is facing multiple criminal charges in Malawi. Now, he is pursuing an unlikely legal defence — as a protector of gay rights

People with hearing, breathing and mobility disabilities and who depend on devices powered by electricity ‘have been immobilised’

The loss of a female political leader of the calibre of Ardern should be mourned, in the context of our troubled world

The Taliban has eroded the rights of women. But Afghans are not taking the regime's draconian policies lying down, and nor should the rest of the world

Even with laws to protect girls from early marriage and sexual exploitation, poverty, politics and power mean such abuse continues unchecked

Multidisciplinary research is exponentially effective in addressing cancer and other health problems, but funding is a key concern

I believe that load-shedding may have been created in an effort to spark an energy crisis and enrage the populace