Новости за 10.03.2023

This year provides an intriguing opportunity to see what will happen given the renewed partnership agreements with other regional blocs such as the EU

The president also answered questions from MPs about what plans are in place to remove South Africa from the grey list

Thinking about plans for the Easter holiday? Ryan Enslin discovers a frightfully enjoyable new spot in Dullstroom that will make you rethink the town

The University of Cape Town management says student debt affects its financial sustainability

Electricity minister Sputla Ramakgopa’s brief is to get himself fired. Not coal-fired, that is, but to work himself out of his job

A forensic audit was launched into the appointment of 10 000 police recruits last year

The prosecuting authority’s right of reply to the Mail & Guardian’s investigation

Conference sees delegates setting the continent’s agenda for COP28

The post Energy Indaba: Use gas to wean Africa off fossil fuels appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The listing of wild animals in the Animal Improvement Act would have had ‘catastrophic results’

Ethics of protest are called into question as union’s action sees the lives of sick people put at risk and women in labour turned away from hospitals

The MEC of education in the Free State led with passion, was a pillar of the community and a driver for progress

The board ‘noted’ concerns and one member’s resignation over the payments, but went ahead anyhow

The new electricity minister says that he will not interfere with the process of hiring a new Eskom chief executive but this needed to be done soon

The two male orcas who patrol the coast from Namibia to Gqeberha are back in the Cape’s sea

Tlaleng Mofokeng is a doctor, sexual and reproductive health and rights activist, and the United Nations special rapporteur on the right to health

A plagiarism scandal has rocked the sports world and cast fresh doubt over the influence of the industry in research on head injuries. It also stirred up old allegations that sporting bodies have underplayed the risk of an incurable disease called chronic traumatic encephalopathy

The township beauty pageant is celebrating 43 years of launching careers and creating unforgettable memories

Real leaders don’t pick on the weak. They include them in problem-solving and strengthening their nations and the continent

WaterAid urges SADC governments to implement immediate action

The post End water and sanitation crisis to tackle cholera in Southern Africa appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Public service unions, the government return to the bargaining table as a second wave of strikes looms