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Uganda at 64: Between confusion, fear, hope and back again
As Uganda marks 64 years of independence, the nation faces democratic backsliding, heightened political repression, and deep uncertainty over succession amidst the early presidential endorsement of Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba.
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Sol Plaatje: The tragic cost of serving his people
An examination of Dr Modiri Molema’s 1965 biography of Solomon Plaatje reveals the personal sacrifice, financial distress and heartbreak behind the intellectual and political giant's tireless fight for his people.
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LEN won’t sell itself: 6 lessons from HIV prevention pills
Lenacapavir offers game-changing, twice-yearly protection against HIV, but South Africa's experience with prevention pills proves an effective medicine won't sell itself. Here are six lessons to ensure it reaches those who need it most.
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India–Mpumalanga: Building on Trade, Opening New Frontiers
A high-level diplomatic and business visit to Mpumalanga by India’s Consul General highlights opportunities to expand bilateral ties across mining, forestry, renewable energy, AI training, and tourism.
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Human-orchestrated AI: why emerging markets need a smarter model of oversight
The binary choice between machine autonomy and human control is obsolete. Emerging markets across the Middle East and Africa need a human-orchestrated AI framework that pairs global power with local context and strict accountability.
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Navi Pillay becomes fifth South African to win Nobel Peace Prize
South African human rights jurist Navi Pillay has made history by winning the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, honoured for her lifelong fight for international justice and accountability.
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Court rules Lungisa’s removal from ANC candidate list unlawful
The Johannesburg High Court has declared the removal of Andile Lungisa from the ANC's proportional representation candidate list in Nelson Mandela Bay unconstitutional and unlawful, ordering his immediate reinstatement.
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Home Affairs withdraws asylum directive as Schreiber defends reversal
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber has defended the withdrawal of an asylum application directive after refugee centres were overwhelmed and violent anti-immigrant protests erupted in Soweto and Durban.
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he Fractional Executive: Why Complex Organisations Need Capability Without Permanent Bureaucracy
Instead of hiring permanent executives or relying on consultants, complex organisations are increasingly turning to fractional executives to bridge the critical gap between strategy and execution.
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Mashatile resumes his duties after illness
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has resumed his official duties following his recovery from illness, as the ANC prepares to intensify its election campaign.
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Private words, public consequences: The SCA on hate speech and privacy
The Supreme Court of Appeal has delivered a precedent-setting judgment clarifying that private communications between business associates can constitute hate speech and harassment under South African law.
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Xiaomi Unveils REDMI Note 17 Series, Built for Years with REDMI Titan Quality
Xiaomi has launched the REDMI Note 17 Series in South Africa, featuring rugged Titan Quality, up to six years of updates, and a massive 10,000mAh battery on the Pro Max 5G model.
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Toxicity at the helm of JoziFM
Born alongside South Africa's democracy, Soweto's community station JoziFM is facing a slow-motion collapse amid an entrenched leadership battle, governance failures, and millions in unaccounted funds.
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Mashatile resumes his duties after illness
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has resumed his official government and political responsibilities following his recovery from a recent illness, the ANC has confirmed.
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Supply, Maintenance and Support of a 32-Seater Mini Bus for the SAFA Girls Academy
The South African Football Association has issued an RFP for the supply and maintenance of a 32-seater mini bus to support transport operations for the SAFA Girls Academy in Gauteng.
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Tribute to the late South African music icon Babsy Mlangeni
A heartfelt tribute to the late South African music icon Bernard 'Babsy' Mlangeni, whose timeless melodies like 'Iphupho Lami' gave voice to hope, dignity, and liberation.
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Pilani Bubu is defying gravity
Award-winning musician Pilani Bubu has spent 15 years writing her own playbook. As she releases her introspective new single 'Caged Heart', she reflects on creative independence, genre fluidity, and the transformative power of her Folklore Festival.
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Paris, fashion and the woman I carry with me
Media personality Nomalanga Shozi reflects on her first Paris Fashion Week experience, the power of MaXhosa Africa's runway debut, and finding cultural resonance in Kobi Halperin's designs.
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Miriam Altman is finding a voice beyond the boardroom
Known for her leadership in economics and business, Miriam Altman makes an unexpected pivot to jazz with her debut album, The Butterfly Project, exploring themes of renewal and transformation.
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Black folk frolicking - on Sabelo Mlangeni’s ‘Honeymoon’
In 'Honeymoon. The happily ever after?' at KZNSA Gallery, photographer Sabelo Mlangeni captures black joy, leisure, and desire alongside Durban's contradictions, scars, and resilient beauty.
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Uganda at 64: Between confusion, fear, hope and back again
As Uganda marks 64 years of independence, the nation faces democratic backsliding, heightened political repression, and
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Sol Plaatje: The tragic cost of serving his people
An examination of Dr Modiri Molema’s 1965 biography of Solomon Plaatje reveals the personal sacrifice, financial distres
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LEN won’t sell itself: 6 lessons from HIV prevention pills
Lenacapavir offers game-changing, twice-yearly protection against HIV, but South Africa's experience with prevention pil
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India–Mpumalanga: Building on Trade, Opening New Frontiers
A high-level diplomatic and business visit to Mpumalanga by India’s Consul General highlights opportunities to expand bi
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Human-orchestrated AI: why emerging markets need a smarter model of oversight
The binary choice between machine autonomy and human control is obsolete. Emerging markets across the Middle East and Af
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Navi Pillay becomes fifth South African to win Nobel Peace Prize
South African human rights jurist Navi Pillay has made history by winning the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, honoured for her l
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Court rules Lungisa’s removal from ANC candidate list unlawful
The Johannesburg High Court has declared the removal of Andile Lungisa from the ANC's proportional representation candid
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Home Affairs withdraws asylum directive as Schreiber defends reversal
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber has defended the withdrawal of an asylum application directive after refugee centre
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he Fractional Executive: Why Complex Organisations Need Capability Without Permanent Bureaucracy
Instead of hiring permanent executives or relying on consultants, complex organisations are increasingly turning to frac
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Mashatile resumes his duties after illness
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has resumed his official duties following his recovery from illness, as the ANC prepares
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Private words, public consequences: The SCA on hate speech and privacy
The Supreme Court of Appeal has delivered a precedent-setting judgment clarifying that private communications between bu
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Xiaomi Unveils REDMI Note 17 Series, Built for Years with REDMI Titan Quality
Xiaomi has launched the REDMI Note 17 Series in South Africa, featuring rugged Titan Quality, up to six years of updates
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Toxicity at the helm of JoziFM
Born alongside South Africa's democracy, Soweto's community station JoziFM is facing a slow-motion collapse amid an entr
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Mashatile resumes his duties after illness
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has resumed his official government and political responsibilities following his recover
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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
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Supply, Maintenance and Support of a 32-Seater Mini Bus for the SAFA Girls Academy
The South African Football Association has issued an RFP for the supply and maintenance of a 32-seater mini bus to suppo
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Tribute to the late South African music icon Babsy Mlangeni
A heartfelt tribute to the late South African music icon Bernard 'Babsy' Mlangeni, whose timeless melodies like 'Iphupho
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Pilani Bubu is defying gravity
Award-winning musician Pilani Bubu has spent 15 years writing her own playbook. As she releases her introspective new si
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Paris, fashion and the woman I carry with me
Media personality Nomalanga Shozi reflects on her first Paris Fashion Week experience, the power of MaXhosa Africa's run
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Uganda at 64: Between confusion, fear, hope and back again
As Uganda marks 64 years of independence, the nation faces democratic backsliding, heightened political repression, and deep uncer…
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Sol Plaatje: The tragic cost of serving his people
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LEN won’t sell itself: 6 lessons from HIV prevention pills
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India–Mpumalanga: Building on Trade, Opening New Frontiers
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 1d ago
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Human-orchestrated AI: why emerging markets need a smarter model of oversight
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 1d ago
Navi Pillay becomes fifth South African to win Nobel Peace Prize
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 1d ago
Court rules Lungisa’s removal from ANC candidate list unlawful
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 1d ago
Home Affairs withdraws asylum directive as Schreiber defends reversal
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 1d ago
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he Fractional Executive: Why Complex Organisations Need Capability Without Permanent Bureaucracy
Instead of hiring permanent executives or relying on consultants, complex organisations are increasingly turning to fractional exe…
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Mashatile resumes his duties after illness
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 1d ago
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Private words, public consequences: The SCA on hate speech and privacy
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 1d ago
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Xiaomi Unveils REDMI Note 17 Series, Built for Years with REDMI Titan Quality
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 1d ago
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Toxicity at the helm of JoziFM
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 1d ago
Mashatile resumes his duties after illness
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 1d ago
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
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Supply, Maintenance and Support of a 32-Seater Mini Bus for the SAFA Girls Academy
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 1d ago
Tribute to the late South African music icon Babsy Mlangeni
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 1d ago
Pilani Bubu is defying gravity
Award-winning musician Pilani Bubu has spent 15 years writing her own playbook. As she releases her introspective new single 'Cage…
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Paris, fashion and the woman I carry with me
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 2d ago
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Miriam Altman is finding a voice beyond the boardroom
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 2d ago
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Black folk frolicking - on Sabelo Mlangeni’s ‘Honeymoon’
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 2d ago
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Uganda at 64: Between confusion, fear, hope and back again
As Uganda marks 64 years of independence, the nation faces democratic backsliding, heightened political repression, and deep uncertainty over succession amidst the early presidential endorsement of Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba.
Read the full article
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Sol Plaatje: The tragic cost of serving his people
An examination of Dr Modiri Molema’s 1965 biography of Solomon Plaatje reveals the personal sacrifice, financial distress and heartbreak behind the intellectual and political giant's tireless fight for his people.
Read the full article
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LEN won’t sell itself: 6 lessons from HIV prevention pills
Lenacapavir offers game-changing, twice-yearly protection against HIV, but South Africa's experience with prevention pills proves an effective medicine won't sell itself. Here are six lessons to ensure it reaches those who need it most.
Read the full article
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India–Mpumalanga: Building on Trade, Opening New Frontiers
A high-level diplomatic and business visit to Mpumalanga by India’s Consul General highlights opportunities to expand bilateral ties across mining, forestry, renewable energy, AI training, and tourism.
Read the full article
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Human-orchestrated AI: why emerging markets need a smarter model of oversight
The binary choice between machine autonomy and human control is obsolete. Emerging markets across the Middle East and Africa need a human-orchestrated AI framework that pairs global power with local context and strict accountability.
Read the full article
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Navi Pillay becomes fifth South African to win Nobel Peace Prize
South African human rights jurist Navi Pillay has made history by winning the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, honoured for her lifelong fight for international justice and accountability.
Read the full article
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Court rules Lungisa’s removal from ANC candidate list unlawful
The Johannesburg High Court has declared the removal of Andile Lungisa from the ANC's proportional representation candidate list in Nelson Mandela Bay unconstitutional and unlawful, ordering his immediate reinstatement.
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Home Affairs withdraws asylum directive as Schreiber defends reversal
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber has defended the withdrawal of an asylum application directive after refugee centres were overwhelmed and violent anti-immigrant protests erupted in Soweto and Durban.
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he Fractional Executive: Why Complex Organisations Need Capability Without Permanent Bureaucracy
Instead of hiring permanent executives or relying on consultants, complex organisations are increasingly turning to fractional executives to bridge the critical gap between strategy and execution.
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Mashatile resumes his duties after illness
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has resumed his official duties following his recovery from illness, as the ANC prepares to intensify its election campaign.
Read the full article
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Private words, public consequences: The SCA on hate speech and privacy
The Supreme Court of Appeal has delivered a precedent-setting judgment clarifying that private communications between business associates can constitute hate speech and harassment under South African law.
Read the full article
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Xiaomi Unveils REDMI Note 17 Series, Built for Years with REDMI Titan Quality
Xiaomi has launched the REDMI Note 17 Series in South Africa, featuring rugged Titan Quality, up to six years of updates, and a massive 10,000mAh battery on the Pro Max 5G model.
Read the full article
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Toxicity at the helm of JoziFM
Born alongside South Africa's democracy, Soweto's community station JoziFM is facing a slow-motion collapse amid an entrenched leadership battle, governance failures, and millions in unaccounted funds.
Read the full article
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Mashatile resumes his duties after illness
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has resumed his official government and political responsibilities following his recovery from a recent illness, the ANC has confirmed.
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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
:
Supply, Maintenance and Support of a 32-Seater Mini Bus for the SAFA Girls Academy
The South African Football Association has issued an RFP for the supply and maintenance of a 32-seater mini bus to support transport operations for the SAFA Girls Academy in Gauteng.
Read the full article
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Tribute to the late South African music icon Babsy Mlangeni
A heartfelt tribute to the late South African music icon Bernard 'Babsy' Mlangeni, whose timeless melodies like 'Iphupho Lami' gave voice to hope, dignity, and liberation.
Read the full article
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Pilani Bubu is defying gravity
Award-winning musician Pilani Bubu has spent 15 years writing her own playbook. As she releases her introspective new single 'Caged Heart', she reflects on creative independence, genre fluidity, and the transformative power of her Folklore Festival.
Read the full article
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Paris, fashion and the woman I carry with me
Media personality Nomalanga Shozi reflects on her first Paris Fashion Week experience, the power of MaXhosa Africa's runway debut, and finding cultural resonance in Kobi Halperin's designs.
Read the full article
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Miriam Altman is finding a voice beyond the boardroom
Known for her leadership in economics and business, Miriam Altman makes an unexpected pivot to jazz with her debut album, The Butterfly Project, exploring themes of renewal and transformation.
Read the full article
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