Questions with Josh Rees Get a sneak peek into the life of Daily Maverick's People and Culture Co-ordinator as he answers 20 ...

Silence and lack of autonomy are the torments at the heart of Bridling, a short story that’s now a riveting play debuting at the National Arts Festival in Makhanda this week.

The exclusion of women causes them to perceive politics as a field reserved for men, even though they played a significant role in Guinea’s contemporary history. Current efforts to restore ...

I am fascinated by the fervour with which we debate the BELA Act, prioritising the preservation of our cultural heritage, whilst simultaneously ignoring the more fundamental need – the protection of ...

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian put into effect on Wednesday a law passed by parliament last week to suspend cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog, the IAEA, Iranian state media reported.

With the headlong rush to cook everything in an air fryer, don’t forget the wok at the bottom of that cupboard over there.

The SANDF has refused to fund the legal defence of retired Lieutenant General Joffel van der Westhuizen in the Cradock Four inquest. A document outlining the reasons was handed to the judge, but not ...

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A plan to move the ambulance call centre for several Karoo towns, currently based in Murray Street, Graaff-Reinet, to the call centre at Dora Nginza Hospital in Nelson Mandela Bay has residents up in ...

New car sales roared back in June, but exports wobbled for big players like VW and Toyota. Chinese brands continue to chip away at market share. Naamsa’s latest numbers reveal a rebound with a risky ...

Covid has largely dropped out of the headlines, but the virus that causes it is still circulating. We ask what we should know about a new variant of SARS-CoV-2, the state of the Covid pandemic in 2025 ...

We got it wrong… South African motorists won’t be seeing a fuel price drop this July. Instead, pump pain is back with a vengeance.