The Springbok Women beat Italy 29-24 (halftime 17-12) in a crunch Women’s Rugby World Cup clash at the LNER Community Stadium in York, England. The post Bok Women beat Italy to nail down historic first World Cup quarterfinal berth appeared first on Daily Maverick.
Despite our best efforts, and those of several political parties, Daily Maverick has received only vague answers from the Nelson Mandela Bay metro on when it will fix the traffic lights on the R75. Today, we are launching Clockwatch – a clock to track how long it takes. To make our point, we asked senior…
Under SANParks’ new Vision 2040 strategy — which frames national parks as ‘mega living landscapes’ blending conservation with economic activity and community wellbeing — the Tsitsikamma Marine Protected Area has become a test case for reconciling environmental protection with local access. The post Opening Tsitsikamma’s shores — can conservation and community coexist in Africa’s oldest…
More contention among South Africa’s leaders is emerging. This time, President Cyril Ramaphosa and acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia are worried about police boss Fannie Masemola’s actions relating to a political killings investigative team and its case dockets. The post ‘Jumping the gun on political murder dockets’ — Ramaphosa, Cachalia rebuke Masemola appeared first on…
Over the past few weeks, the Southern African Music Rights Organisation has made increasingly desperate attempts to quash emerging reports of deep-seated fraud and corruption within the non-profit company and silence members’ calls for leadership change. On Friday, staff went as far as to vacate their offices entirely, hosting an Extraordinary General Meeting online from…
A KwaZulu-Natal police constable who was spotted publicly wearing MK Party political regalia has been suspended pending an investigation into his involvement in party politics.
‘For him to become the highest scorer … is one of those things you [where] say maybe karma is saying this is the one.’
Osaka knocks out Kasatkina to set up blockbuster clash with Gauff, Auger-Aliassime stuns Zverev.
Curro’s shift from for-profit to public benefit could be the model the country didn’t know it needed, hitting the sweet spot where private sector nous meets public sector need and everyone wins. The post Jannie Mouton’s R7.2-billion panacea could heal South African education appeared first on Daily Maverick.
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