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The article argues that South Africa should move from hosting foreign tech infrastructure to pursuing 'technological sovereignty' through co-investment and domestic control.
The article reports on the approval of electricity tariff increases for South African municipalities and discusses the resulting impact on low-income households.
The article discusses the opposition from Uefa, Concacaf, and Fifpro regarding FIFA President Gianni Infantino's 'Fifa Forward Enterprise' (FFE) proposal, which suggests allowing private investors to take a stake in FIFA competitions.
The article discusses the sustainability challenges of the Commonwealth Games, highlighting Glasgow's reduced 2026 model as a response to rising costs.
The text provides guidelines and instructions for 'First Thing' subscribers to submit photographs for a 'Picture of the Day' section. It outlines technical requirements, submission limits, and the terms regarding copyright and permissions.
The author discusses the public's reaction to the Madlanga Commission and the resignation of Andrea Johnson, the former head of the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (Idac).
This text is a collection of news headlines and introductory blurbs covering various South African current events, including government spending, legal proceedings, political appointments, and human interest stories.
Islamic Relief South Africa, in partnership with the University of the Western Cape and Green New World, is installing solar-powered hydroponic systems and greenhouses at two South African schools.
The article reports on Portia Anyamba, a retired South African Air Force brigadier general who was sentenced in the United States to six months in prison after pleading guilty to acting as a foreign agent for South Africa.
Daily Maverick issued an apology and correction regarding a story about a South African schoolboy who received a photography award in Russia.
The article discusses the extensive redrawing of electoral ward boundaries in Johannesburg by the Municipal Demarcation Board ahead of the 2026 elections.
The article describes a commemorative event in Katlehong for an upcoming documentary about political violence in 1994. It recounts a specific incident involving an ANC delegation and the death of photographer Abdul Shariff, while…
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) and the South African Local Government Association (Salga) are challenging the roll-out of the Aarto traffic system in court.
The author discusses a seminar where business and political leaders argued that immigration benefits the South African economy.
The article discusses the emergence of solar-assisted electric vehicles (EVs) in Africa, highlighting companies like Bako Motors and various university projects.
The article discusses the upcoming rugby series between the All Blacks and the Springboks, focusing on the strategic depth and scrummaging capabilities of both teams.
The article discusses the impact of agricultural advancements, specifically GMOs and precision farming, on reducing food inflation in South Africa.
The article profiles Marco Masotti, a New York-based lawyer and primary financier of the Sharks rugby franchise. It details his efforts to restructure the club's management and his views on the unsustainable financial relationship between…
The article reports on escalating violence in the West Bank involving Israeli settlers and the IDF, citing casualties and property destruction.
The authors argue that using language and accent as indicators of nationality in South Africa is historically inaccurate and socially harmful.