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I walked 1,600km across SA — here’s what the country taught me
When I first set out on this 1,600km walk, I thought I knew exactly what I was doing. I was walking to raise awareness about South Africa’s ongoing housing crisis,…
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The missing link in the sex-pleasure-gap
Sex often becomes a ‘what if’ conversation. What if an unplanned pregnancy is the consequence? HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases, blurred lines in morality discourse and of course, sex…
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Predicted Bafana XI vs Mexico: Two big surprises?
Bafana boss Hugo Broos has several selection headaches before he picks a side to face Mexico. It’s a huge World Cup opener. Likely Bafana XI to start against Mexico in…
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Blitzboks trio heading to India
Zain Davids is among three Blitzboks set to feature in the second edition of India’s Rugby Premier League. This year’s RPL takes place from 16 to 28 June and is…
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TMPD nab suspected dealers in Hercules KFC drug bust
TMPD drug unit seized nyaope and crystal meth after tip-off, arresting two men while Catherine Keyworth demands easier drug reporting systems. Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) drug unit officers arrested…
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Ex-Wallabies skipper lands URC move
Former Wallabies captain Liam Wright has switched from Super Rugby to the Vodacom URC in a bid to reignite his stagnating career. The 28-year-old has signed with Welsh side Ospreys…
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Starlink in Africa: Breakthrough or backdoor? The continent’s digital future at a critical crossroads – The Mail & Guardian
Low Earth orbit constellations, such as Starlink, promise to connect the unconnected, offering visions of universal access and technological emancipation. Photo: Starlink Africa’s digital frontier is being redrawn, not by…
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Taking AI to debt collection as credit stress hits millions
1Stream CEO Bruce von Maltitz says AI removes stigma and judgement, as 40% of credit-active people fall three months behind. South Africa’s growing debt burden is now creating an unexpected…
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SA mining cadastre national rollout kicked to 31 March 2027
The roll-out of South Africa’s long-delayed mining cadastre, seen as crucial for shining the light of transparency on the sector and addressing backlogs in applications for permitting and rights, has…
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Outrage over Agriculture department’s leaked FMD e-mail
The leaked correspondence has intensified scrutiny on Steenhuisen and his department's handling of FMD and industry concerns. The farming community is up in arms after seeing leaked e-mails of a…