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Limpopo set to reap billions in investments
Limpopo has attracted over R450 billion in cumulative investment commitments over five years, with Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba calling for pledged projects to actively translate into sustainable jobs and industrial development.
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Julius Mkhwanazi fired by Ekurhuleni Metro
The City of Ekurhuleni has dismissed suspended EMPD deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi following internal misconduct proceedings, as he remains behind bars facing murder and corruption charges.
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The Missing Principle in AI Governance: Accountability
Organisations readily endorse ethical AI principles, but without enforceable accountability and explainability, these values fall short. True AI governance demands that institutions protect both customers and employees.
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Why did it take ‘Tsontso’ to make Ekurhuleni’s women's bodies matter?
The discovery of multiple murdered women in Ekurhuleni highlights the stark inequalities and systemic flaws in how South African authorities and media respond to femicide and missing persons cases.
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Gracious Nkomo finally has a name
The family of 28-year-old Gracious Nkomo has positively identified her body as Gauteng police continue investigating the deaths of nine women discovered across Ekurhuleni.
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At least 124 environmental defenders killed globally in 2025
At least 124 land and environmental defenders were killed around the world in 2025, with 85% of the documented killings occurring in Latin America, according to a new report (https://globalwitness.org/en/campaigns/land-and-environmental-defenders/collective-power/) by Global Witness (https://mg.co.za/the-green-guardian/2025-09-19-global-witness-146-environmental-defenders-killed-or-disappeared-worldwide-in-2024/).
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FASSET is seeking an accomplished and seasoned Company Secretary for a fixed-term contract role based in Gauteng, offering an annual package of R1.7m.
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We are looking for an ambitious, tenacious, and insightful General News Reporter who shares our mission and vision to join our newsroom.
In this role, you will cover breaking news, develop deep analytical pieces, and break exclusive public-interest stories. You should thrive under deadline pressure, possess strong investigative instincts, and have a deep understanding of South Africa's political, economic, and social landscape.
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WE ARE HIRING: News Editor
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The Mail & Guardian newspaper and the M&G Online are on the lookout for a talented and dynamic news editor to join our team in Johannesburg. The newspaper and website are known for in-depth, analytical, high quality, no-nonsense news features from South Africa, Africa and the rest of the world.
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Nine lives snuffed as fears escalate
As police investigate the deaths of nine women across Ekurhuleni, grieving families and activists call for decisive state action and systemic changes to curb the ongoing femicide crisis.
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Ekurhuleni murders expose GBVF gaps
The discovery of nine dead women in Ekurhuleni has exposed critical failures in South Africa's response to gender-based violence and femicide, with advocates warning that declaring a national disaster means little without systemic police reform and funded prevention programmes.
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The ghost town women dread to tread
A nostalgic look back at growing up between Tembisa and Kempton Park turns into a sobering reflection on urban decay, fear, and the heartbreaking murders of nine women in familiar streets.
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What has happened to my once-safe hometown?
Following the tragic murder of Elizabeth 'Tsontso' Moselakgomo and the discovery of nine bodies across Ekurhuleni, a Kempton Park resident reflects on the terrifying reality of femicide in her hometown.
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Women pay for leadership failures
Political leaders point to corrupt policing, service delivery failures, and a breakdown in municipal leadership as key drivers behind the rising number of unsolved murders and femicides in Ekurhuleni.
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Amapiano Royalty: Scorpion Kings return for their largest show yet at FNB Stadium
Amapiano pioneers Kabza De Small and DJ Maphorisa reflect on scaling their sound, cultural ownership, and their massive 70,000-capacity Scorpion Kings Live show at FNB Stadium.
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How World Table Tennis became a crime scene
An investigation into World Table Tennis exposes a complex network of offshore companies, questionable financial transactions, and mounting losses that leave the sport's global development in question.
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Editorial: Women in SA do not exist
A powerful reflection on the devastating surge of femicide and gender-based violence in South Africa, urging society to see victims as individuals rather than cold statistics.
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Beyond attire: Heritage must help build the South Africa we want
Heritage Month should go beyond food and traditional attire to prompt deeper reflections on history, social cohesion, and the future South Africans want to build together.
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Race for mayors is now a national game
As senior political leaders step into the ring for mayoral seats ahead of the 2026 local elections, questions arise over whether municipalities are being treated as serious governance priorities or strategic platforms for national ambitions.
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Water, sanitation and the living heritage that binds us
As South Africa commemorates Heritage Month, AWSISA chairperson Rameteu Monyokolo explores how water and sanitation form the foundation of our living heritage, cultural identity, and social cohesion.
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Limpopo set to reap billions in investments
Limpopo has attracted over R450 billion in cumulative investment commitments over five years, with Premier Dr Phophi Ram
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Julius Mkhwanazi fired by Ekurhuleni Metro
The City of Ekurhuleni has dismissed suspended EMPD deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi following internal misconduct proceedi
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The Missing Principle in AI Governance: Accountability
Organisations readily endorse ethical AI principles, but without enforceable accountability and explainability, these va
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Why did it take ‘Tsontso’ to make Ekurhuleni’s women's bodies matter?
The discovery of multiple murdered women in Ekurhuleni highlights the stark inequalities and systemic flaws in how South
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Gracious Nkomo finally has a name
The family of 28-year-old Gracious Nkomo has positively identified her body as Gauteng police continue investigating the
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At least 124 environmental defenders killed globally in 2025
At least 124 land and environmental defenders were killed around the world in 2025, with 85% of the documented killings
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RE-ADVERTISEMENT: COMPANY SECRETARY
FASSET is seeking an accomplished and seasoned Company Secretary for a fixed-term contract role based in Gauteng, offeri
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WE ARE HIRING:
General News Reporter
Job Purpose
We are looking for an ambitious, tenacious, and insightful General News Reporter who shares our mission and
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WE ARE HIRING: News Editor
Position Summary:
The Mail & Guardian newspaper and the M&G Online are on the lookout for a talented and dynamic news e
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Nine lives snuffed as fears escalate
As police investigate the deaths of nine women across Ekurhuleni, grieving families and activists call for decisive stat
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2
Ekurhuleni murders expose GBVF gaps
The discovery of nine dead women in Ekurhuleni has exposed critical failures in South Africa's response to gender-based
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The ghost town women dread to tread
A nostalgic look back at growing up between Tembisa and Kempton Park turns into a sobering reflection on urban decay, fe
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What has happened to my once-safe hometown?
Following the tragic murder of Elizabeth 'Tsontso' Moselakgomo and the discovery of nine bodies across Ekurhuleni, a Kem
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Women pay for leadership failures
Political leaders point to corrupt policing, service delivery failures, and a breakdown in municipal leadership as key d
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Amapiano Royalty: Scorpion Kings return for their largest show yet at FNB Stadium
Amapiano pioneers Kabza De Small and DJ Maphorisa reflect on scaling their sound, cultural ownership, and their massive
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2
How World Table Tennis became a crime scene
An investigation into World Table Tennis exposes a complex network of offshore companies, questionable financial transac
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2
Editorial: Women in SA do not exist
A powerful reflection on the devastating surge of femicide and gender-based violence in South Africa, urging society to
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2
Beyond attire: Heritage must help build the South Africa we want
Heritage Month should go beyond food and traditional attire to prompt deeper reflections on history, social cohesion, an
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Limpopo set to reap billions in investments
Limpopo has attracted over R450 billion in cumulative investment commitments over five years, with Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba calling for pledged projects to actively translate into sustainable jobs and industrial development.
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Julius Mkhwanazi fired by Ekurhuleni Metro
The City of Ekurhuleni has dismissed suspended EMPD deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi following internal misconduct proceedings, as he remains behind bars facing murder and corruption charges.
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The Missing Principle in AI Governance: Accountability
Organisations readily endorse ethical AI principles, but without enforceable accountability and explainability, these values fall short. True AI governance demands that institutions protect both customers and employees.
Read the full article
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Why did it take ‘Tsontso’ to make Ekurhuleni’s women's bodies matter?
The discovery of multiple murdered women in Ekurhuleni highlights the stark inequalities and systemic flaws in how South African authorities and media respond to femicide and missing persons cases.
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Gracious Nkomo finally has a name
The family of 28-year-old Gracious Nkomo has positively identified her body as Gauteng police continue investigating the deaths of nine women discovered across Ekurhuleni.
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At least 124 environmental defenders killed globally in 2025
At least 124 land and environmental defenders were killed around the world in 2025, with 85% of the documented killings occurring in Latin America, according to a new report (https://globalwitness.org/en/campaigns/land-and-environmental-defenders/collective-power/) by Global Witness (https://mg.co.za/the-green-guardian/2025-09-19-global-witness-146-environmental-defenders-killed-or-disappeared-worldwide-in-2024/).
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RE-ADVERTISEMENT: COMPANY SECRETARY
FASSET is seeking an accomplished and seasoned Company Secretary for a fixed-term contract role based in Gauteng, offering an annual package of R1.7m.
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WE ARE HIRING:
General News Reporter
Job Purpose
We are looking for an ambitious, tenacious, and insightful General News Reporter who shares our mission and vision to join our newsroom.
In this role, you will cover breaking news, develop deep analytical pieces, and break exclusive public-interest stories. You should thrive under deadline pressure, possess strong investigative instincts, and have a deep understanding of South Africa's political, economic, and social landscape.
Read the full article
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WE ARE HIRING: News Editor
Position Summary:
The Mail & Guardian newspaper and the M&G Online are on the lookout for a talented and dynamic news editor to join our team in Johannesburg. The newspaper and website are known for in-depth, analytical, high quality, no-nonsense news features from South Africa, Africa and the rest of the world.
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Nine lives snuffed as fears escalate
As police investigate the deaths of nine women across Ekurhuleni, grieving families and activists call for decisive state action and systemic changes to curb the ongoing femicide crisis.
Read the full article
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2 👁
Ekurhuleni murders expose GBVF gaps
The discovery of nine dead women in Ekurhuleni has exposed critical failures in South Africa's response to gender-based violence and femicide, with advocates warning that declaring a national disaster means little without systemic police reform and funded prevention programmes.
Read the full article
0
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The ghost town women dread to tread
A nostalgic look back at growing up between Tembisa and Kempton Park turns into a sobering reflection on urban decay, fear, and the heartbreaking murders of nine women in familiar streets.
Read the full article
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What has happened to my once-safe hometown?
Following the tragic murder of Elizabeth 'Tsontso' Moselakgomo and the discovery of nine bodies across Ekurhuleni, a Kempton Park resident reflects on the terrifying reality of femicide in her hometown.
Read the full article
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Women pay for leadership failures
Political leaders point to corrupt policing, service delivery failures, and a breakdown in municipal leadership as key drivers behind the rising number of unsolved murders and femicides in Ekurhuleni.
Read the full article
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Amapiano Royalty: Scorpion Kings return for their largest show yet at FNB Stadium
Amapiano pioneers Kabza De Small and DJ Maphorisa reflect on scaling their sound, cultural ownership, and their massive 70,000-capacity Scorpion Kings Live show at FNB Stadium.
Read the full article
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How World Table Tennis became a crime scene
An investigation into World Table Tennis exposes a complex network of offshore companies, questionable financial transactions, and mounting losses that leave the sport's global development in question.
Read the full article
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Editorial: Women in SA do not exist
A powerful reflection on the devastating surge of femicide and gender-based violence in South Africa, urging society to see victims as individuals rather than cold statistics.
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Beyond attire: Heritage must help build the South Africa we want
Heritage Month should go beyond food and traditional attire to prompt deeper reflections on history, social cohesion, and the future South Africans want to build together.
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Race for mayors is now a national game
As senior political leaders step into the ring for mayoral seats ahead of the 2026 local elections, questions arise over whether municipalities are being treated as serious governance priorities or strategic platforms for national ambitions.
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Limpopo set to reap billions in investments
Limpopo has attracted over R450 billion in cumulative investment commitments over five years, with Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba cal…
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Julius Mkhwanazi fired by Ekurhuleni Metro
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The Missing Principle in AI Governance: Accountability
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Why did it take ‘Tsontso’ to make Ekurhuleni’s women's bodies matter?
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Gracious Nkomo finally has a name
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 2d ago
At least 124 environmental defenders killed globally in 2025
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RE-ADVERTISEMENT: COMPANY SECRETARY
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WE ARE HIRING:
General News Reporter
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WE ARE HIRING: News Editor
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The Mail & Guardian newspaper and the M&G Online are on the lookout for a talented and dynamic news editor to j…
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Nine lives snuffed as fears escalate
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Ekurhuleni murders expose GBVF gaps
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The ghost town women dread to tread
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What has happened to my once-safe hometown?
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 3d ago
Women pay for leadership failures
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 3d ago
Amapiano Royalty: Scorpion Kings return for their largest show yet at FNB Stadium
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 3d ago
How World Table Tennis became a crime scene
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 3d ago
Editorial: Women in SA do not exist
A powerful reflection on the devastating surge of femicide and gender-based violence in South Africa, urging society to see victim…
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Beyond attire: Heritage must help build the South Africa we want
The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future · 3d ago
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Race for mayors is now a national game
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Water, sanitation and the living heritage that binds us
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