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As the country hunkers down for a second week of lockdown, how reliable is the data available and will it enable a sound decision for whether South Africans can leave their homes on April 16?
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The Brazilian president broke self-isolation, despite being exposed to Covid-19, and has encouraged his supporters to do the same, while his health minister battles to contain the crisis.
South African Wuhan evacuee speaks about his nine-week ordeal
The Toolbox, founded and run by Nomzamo and Nosizwe Mji, offers community outreach yoga programmes, as well as regular studio classes.
The organisations say lockdown regulations are unconstitutional because they do not protect the best interests of children.
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João Lourenço is showing that he is the new president of Angola, and not a puppet of the Dos Santos's administration.
We can march. We can light candles. We can carry pepper spray, walk in groups, watch our drinks, dress modestly, tell everyone where we are going but it means nothing. We are not dying. We are being killed by men. Violence against women is a men’s issue @GovernmentZA . #Uyinene
China gave computers to the African Union – and then used them to spy on AU secrets, according to a new investigation.
? UJ is being taken to the Labour Court for dismissing one of its professors after he blew the whistle on the dean of humanities, who allegedly sabotaged decolonisation efforts and bullied black faculty members.
Two former executives who ripped off the University of Johannesburg have been ordered to pay back the money they siphoned from the university.
A total of R5.9 million — VBS loot — flowed from the business account of Floyd’s brother to the business account of Julius’ cousin. What’s happening here? Find out in the M&G on Friday.
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