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“South Africa is in a state of deep crisis. As the year comes to an end, rolling blackouts returned. Eskom is nowhere near looking like it may be turned around, and the wider systemic risks it represents — the energy crisis, the...
Cabinet Report Cards 2024 – The Mail & Guardian
SCORE: C Khumbudzo Ntshavheni’s tenure in 2024 saw legislative advancements, including the tabling of the Public Service Amendment Bill and Public Administration Management Amendment Bill, aimed ...
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Abortions 101: Here’s the pills, tools and terms to know if you plan …
May 11, 2022 · Abortions have been legal in South Africa for the past 26 years. But the legal speak in the Choice on Termination of Pregnancy Act and the guidelines that go with it can be daunting to read ...
Cabinet Report Cards 2024 – The Mail & Guardian
How we graded the ministers The Mail & Guardian Cabinet Reports have graded South African leaders every year since Nelson Mandela’s first government of nati
Risks & benefits: new HIV drug combo could change the course of …
Dec 6, 2019 · Health Minister Zweli Mkhize has launched a new three-in-one pill that could not only help people with HIV take control of their health faster and with fewer side effects but could avert more than ...
200 Young South Africans 2024 – The Mail & Guardian
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The continent, with its wealth of sought-after minerals, must allocate capital effectively to balance immediate profits with long-term sustainability and gains
Understanding the hidden costs and profits of your choices
2 days ago · If you go to the local cinema to see a film, what would it cost you? Most people would say it would be around R140 or so. But the cost is more than the price.