Новости за 08.12.2023

The influence of proponents of fossil fuels at the COP28 climate conference represents a dangerous conflict of interests

Marokane takes the position after a year-long search for a new leader for the state power utility

ANC stonewalling on ridding its election list of people named in the state capture commission was the last straw for Msimang, who then quit the party

ANC Women's League provincial chair Ntandokazi Capa is first on the list while Eastern Cape chairperson and premier Oscar Mabuyane’s position hangs in the balance

The ANC secretary general says they are aware of rumours the former president is forming a new party

America has pledged $53 million for developing countries

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We’re quick to talk about the business of journalism but when it comes to the American media, the ethics of journalism is equally important

The Democratic Alliance will be appointing an independent prosecutor and investigating team to probe the killing of Nhlalayenza Ndlovu

Dennis Modika is convicted after using ghost employees to make false Ters claims

Concrete strategies that set the foundation for a successful learning journey

Professional help is becoming easier to access – starting with your local pharmacy

The Multi-Party Charter’s funders are said to be looking for a new figurehead for the coalition’s election campaign

Interest rates are expected to go down during next year, which is good news for property investors and owners

Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé opened last weekend around the world and grossed $27 million at the global box office. We sent two Mail & Guardian writers to watch it

Top trends changing the spirit of corporate giving

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Celebrating the people behind ‘the people’s university’

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Zondo is distrusted by the government, inevitably so because of his finding that the ANC was complicit in state capture

Jardine is said to have the backing of corporate South Africa, which is hoping he will bridge the gap between the Democratic Alliance and ANC