Новости за 13.02.2023

The question over dismissing the Ngcobo report was whether MPs had a primary duty to hold the president to account or be accountable to voters

Umsobomvu municipality pleads guilty, admits to receiving complaints from as far back as 2017

The potential impact of ChatGPT on society remains complicated and unclear

In a precedent-setting negligence case brought by a woman on behalf of her cerebral palsy child, a judge in Gauteng allowed the department to offer services in its own facilities rather than a big cash settlement for care to be provided by private providers

The best furniture designers descend on the city’s streets

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Vote of no-confidence: surely the public should have a say in what type of figurehead they want at the helm of their city?

The #1 guide to South African online casinos for real money gambling in 2023: a reviewed and ranked listing of the best online casino sites

The second instalment of ‘Knives Out’ might not be anything new but it is solid entertainment

Rihanna made her long-awaited return to the stage at the Super Bowl with a career-spanning medley of pop bangers, but it was her baby bump that dominated the conversation. The megastar appeared in the stadium midair on a floating stage, donning a clingy, all-red ensemble featuring a molded bustier — and a belt below what […]

Embattled mayor had been under pressure over the city’s adverse audit opinion in 2021-2022

Scientist says there is ‘nothing freaky’ about the red tide but warns against eating affected marine life

We clarify issues surrounding the measles outbreak and explain who is eligible to get an extra vaccination

The Mail & Guardian calls upon you to nominate young South Africans for its 18th edition of the 200 Young South Africans

The SABC, ZNBC and the Mail & Guardian celebrate World Radio Day

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In her paintings, Durban-born Charity Vilakazi offers a perspective on African societies with women as the drivers of social change and healing

As climate change hits, natural disasters will happen more frequently, and it is better to make provision for them than scramble to mop up afterwards