The poetry of coming and going
Simon van Schalkwyk is a lecturer in the department of English studies at Wits University and is academic editor for The Johannesburg Review of Books. Read more: The poetry of coming and going
Trashed school not open
More than 1,500 pupils from Diepsloot Secondary School, north of Johannesburg, are yet to resume classes after their school was vandalised during … Read more: Trashed school not open
Global decarbonisation rapidly upping demand for Anglo American Platinum products
JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Platinum group metals mining and marketing company Anglo American Platinum said on Monday that it was … Read more: Global decarbonisation rapidly upping demand for Anglo American Platinum products
Motorists urged to expect heavy delays in Joburg south due to protest
JOHANNESBURG – Several roads are still barricaded with rocks and debris in the south of Johannesburg near the Jackson informal settlement. Read more: Motorists urged to expect heavy delays in Joburg south due to protest
After COVID-19 budget cuts, education sector hopes for relief to resume projects
JOHANNESBURG – Education specialists warn that drastic budget cuts last year will seriously hamper efforts to give learners a safe and effective … Read more: After COVID-19 budget cuts, education sector hopes for relief to resume projects
An architect of his own greatness
AUCKLAND PARK – University of Johannesburg student Kamal Ranchod was the regional winner at the 34th Corobrik Architectural Student of the … Read more: An architect of his own greatness
Gray calls for patience with COVID-19 vaccine rollout after hospital confusion
JOHANNESBURG – Co-principal investigator of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine trial, Professor Glenda Gray called on the public to be patient as there … Read more: Gray calls for patience with COVID-19 vaccine rollout after hospital confusion
R10m payment made despite Auditor-General declaring Free State asbestos audit contract irregular
Johannesburg – One of the three senior government officials charged with fraud, corruption and money laundering alongside ANC secretary-general … Read more: R10m payment made despite Auditor-General declaring Free State asbestos audit contract irregular
Beware of syndicates selling selling vacant plots illegally, warns MMC
Johannesburg – Criminal syndicates are taking advantage of the moratorium on evictions during lockdown and are selling vacant plots illegally. Read more: Beware of syndicates selling selling vacant plots illegally, warns MMC