Rugby world will feel it as Springboks and All Blacks bump heads in Baltimore - Daily Maverick
The Springboks and All Blacks shoot down all talk of a dead rubber in the fourth Test of the Greatest Rivalry series in Baltimore.
The Springboks and All Blacks shoot down all talk of a dead rubber in the fourth Test of the Greatest Rivalry series in Baltimore.
Daily Crossword Quickie - Thursday, 10 Sept 2026 Daily Maverick
South Africa does not need another anti-corruption institution that exists on paper but struggles to command public confidence. It needs institutions that are feared by those who steal from the state, respected by those who uphold the law and trusted by the public.
The Republic of the Gupta was never built merely by … crooks carrying cash in brown envelopes. Respectable people built it with access cards. People who sign… People who look away. People who know a guy.
On a Wednesday night in July, Dan Corder sat in a Cape Town bar with a friend. They'd spent the day in Stellenbosch where a student movement had staged a flash protest at a careers fair. Corder's friend, a student at the university who had participated in the Open Stellenbosch pr...
‘We’ve decided to roll up our sleeves and to do some work ourselves,” said Andy Davies, describing how they plan to raise awareness and help to ensure safety within the city's key mountains - Table Mountain, Lion's Head and Signal Hill.
The Supreme Court’s ruling could offer the legal space and flexibility for provinces to innovate, foster local agency and drive radical, bottom-up reform across South Africa’s public schooling system.
Across major cities, political entrepreneurs like Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma and Zandile Dabula are staging increasingly bold anti-migrant marches, with little pushback from authorities. As António Guterres condemns the surge in threats and violence, South Africa faces mounting pressur...
Western diplomats raise alarm on South Africa-Russia-China joint naval exercise during anniversary of Ukraine invasion Daily Maverick
Before getting into the actual farming of grain and grapes in the Western Cape, plant ecologist Eugene Moll walks me through what the land actually is that farms replaced.
After hundreds of volunteers helped clean up the neglected beachfront park in July, residents and businesses are returning to Happy Valley for another community-led restoration effort on 19 September – this time for Tourism Month.
Despite his ongoing court case on allegations of fraud, current South African Football Association president Danny Jordaan remains the firm favourite to continue in the position for another four years. The federation will hold its elective congress on 12 September, with AmaZulu o...
Build One South Africa has fielded deputy leader Nobuntu Hlazo-Webster as its candidate for Johannesburg mayor, promising an alternative to corrupt coalitions and broken infrastructure.
The people I buried experienced the consequences immediately, as did their families and their children. Political responsibility was far harder to find.
Ryanair RYA.I Chief Executive Michael O'Leary on Thursday accused the head of Britain's air traffic control operator of lying about the cause of an outage that led to thousands of flight cancellations earlier this week.
The death of a police dog after she allegedly spent up to 18 hours a day in an indoor kennel has prompted a call to investigate the care of other animals in SAPS service.
It has a name: fiscal fiction. Spending as though the cash were already in the bank. But increasingly, it isn’t. A new report from the Centre for Development and Enterprise shows just how far Johannesburg has let that fiction run.
Agri Eastern Cape has sought a legal opinion on whether or not municipalities can be held liable for any losses farmers or livestock owners suffer if it is found foot-and-mouth disease was spread through stray animals or animals grazing on municipal land.