Ester Mokoele makes history as Limpopo’s Cosatu head
The news that Ester Mokoele, 54, would lead the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) in Limpopo was met
New Frame
February 16, 2022
Sharp Read | Phaswane Mpe’s one great novel
Mail & Guardian books editor Shaun de Waal wrote in 2000 of his fatigue at the inevitable question visiting journalists
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December 14, 2021
What comes after national liberation movements end?
Egypt will celebrate the centenary of its independence from Britain in February. About 70 years ago, liberation began to sweep
New Frame
December 13, 2021
Disinformation and rumours drive vaccination fears
With the number of Covid-19 cases in South Africa showing a dramatic increase over the past few weeks, Minister of
New Frame
December 10, 2021
No wonder the people are suspicious of the state
After two devastating years that decimated the lives and livelihoods of millions of people, South Africa has not learnt the
New Frame
December 10, 2021
Joe Biden and the Summit for Democracy
On 9 and 10 December, United States President Joe Biden hosts a virtual Summit For Democracy. The gathering brings together
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December 9, 2021
Abused women are at the mercy of men and the police
“I call myself a survivor because I survived the domestic [violence] attack,” said Mimi Lephoko, 46. She uses a wheelchair
New Frame
December 7, 2021
Toxic air forces a ‘pollution lockdown’ in Delhi
Delhi has been engulfed in a shroud of smog for the past few weeks. The air pollution has become so
New Frame
December 7, 2021
Book Review | Peter Thiel, tech and power
Studies of technology tycoons have become a staple of the biography shelf in the past decade. Bestsellers such as Steve
New Frame
December 7, 2021
Our veins do not end in our bodies
World Aids Day was marked last week. We were reminded that about eight million South Africans have HIV. There can
New Frame
December 6, 2021
Ester Mokoele makes history as Limpopo’s Cosatu head
The news that Ester Mokoele, 54, would lead the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) in Limpopo was met
New Frame
February 16, 2022
Sharp Read | Phaswane Mpe’s one great novel
Mail & Guardian books editor Shaun de Waal wrote in 2000 of his fatigue at the inevitable question visiting journalists
New Frame
December 14, 2021
What comes after national liberation movements end?
Egypt will celebrate the centenary of its independence from Britain in February. About 70 years ago, liberation began to sweep
New Frame
December 13, 2021
Disinformation and rumours drive vaccination fears
With the number of Covid-19 cases in South Africa showing a dramatic increase over the past few weeks, Minister of
New Frame
December 10, 2021
Opinion
No wonder the people are suspicious of the state
After two devastating years that decimated the lives and livelihoods of millions of people, South Africa has not learnt the
New Frame
December 10, 2021
International
Joe Biden and the Summit for Democracy
On 9 and 10 December, United States President Joe Biden hosts a virtual Summit For Democracy. The gathering brings together
New Frame
December 9, 2021
Abused women are at the mercy of men and the police
“I call myself a survivor because I survived the domestic [violence] attack,” said Mimi Lephoko, 46. She uses a wheelchair
New Frame
December 7, 2021
International
Toxic air forces a ‘pollution lockdown’ in Delhi
Delhi has been engulfed in a shroud of smog for the past few weeks. The air pollution has become so
New Frame
December 7, 2021
Opinion
Book Review | Peter Thiel, tech and power
Studies of technology tycoons have become a staple of the biography shelf in the past decade. Bestsellers such as Steve
New Frame
December 7, 2021
Our veins do not end in our bodies
World Aids Day was marked last week. We were reminded that about eight million South Africans have HIV. There can
New Frame
December 6, 2021