The much-anticipated Madlanga Commission has hit a snag, with the absence of promised infrastructure causing it to delay its public hearings into police corruption. The post Minister Kubayi suspends top justice department officials over Madlanga Commission delays appeared first on Daily Maverick.
Talismanic captain Siya Kolisi has been declared fit to lead the Springboks into battle when they face their fiercest rivals, the All Blacks, in back-to-back Tests in September.
Some agricultural businesses are spending up to R50m a year maintaining public infrastructure, says Agbiz CEO Theo Boshoff
The inquest into the deaths, sitting in the Mdantsane regional court, heard on Monday that if pressure had been relieved some of the victims could have been saved.
The actress and humanitarian takes on a new role to help shift the narrative to have a better relationship with our hair with hair care brand, Creme of Nature.
Umkhonto weSizwe’s Special Operations Unit, commanded by Oliver Tambo and Joe Slovo, carried out many of the ANC’s most daring and high-profile operations — from the Sasol bombings to the Koeberg strike and Ellis Park attack. Yet, despite its prominence, no book has been written about it until now. The post From painter to freedom…
National police commissioner Gen Fannie Masemola has accused Shadrack Sibiya, his deputy responsible for crime detection, of intentionally disobeying his instructions regarding the disbandment of the KwaZulu-Natal political task team investigating high-profile murders.
A ‘decentralised art fair’ is how Sara Hallatt describes this year’s Contra.Joburg. The 2025 iteration, taking place from 30 to 31 August 2025, aims to once again bring audiences into the city centre for a weekend in order to engage with ‘designers and makers across unconventional spaces… from rooftops and alleyways to galleries and forgotten…
The coal sector is defying those who wrote its obituary and is digging in for the long haul. The post As our planet burns, the coal sector is reinventing itself — and its future appeared first on Daily Maverick.
I hope that you have been lucky enough to have this experience as an adult, but I find going to schools, sniffing the air, looking at the badges, uniforms and hairstyles and speaking to other parents – one of the best ways to see how our country is changing. The post After the Bell: School…