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‘Universities no longer just theatres’
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter UNIVERSITIES and other institutions of higher learning have transformed from confining themselves to being classrooms and lecture theatres to becoming active participants in research, innovation, enterprise…
5 commissioners bolster justice delivery
Edward Zvemisha Herald Reporter THE Judicial Service Commission has ushered in a new chapter in the administration of justice after five commissioners were sworn into office in Harare yesterday. The…
Egypt a trusted, dependable partner — Minister Murwira
Gibson Nyikadzino Zimpapers Politics Hub ZIMBABWE will continue to revere Egypt as a trusted and dependable partner in advancing Africa’s strategic interests through cooperation in industrialisation and scientific development for…
Govt scraps duplicative access fees in transport sector
Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter GOVERNMENT has, with immediate effect, removed “unjustifiable and duplicative” access fees that were being charged by the Central Vehicle Registry, Road Motor Transportation and the Vehicle…
Peregrine Capital: AI conviction intact after volatile first half marked by war and oil shock
The hedge fund manager says a war-driven oil spike hit markets hard in March but was fully recovered by April, and it remains confident in AI over the long term …
How MUCH is Wednesday Lotto and Lotto Plus worth?
Here’s how much is up for grabs for Wednesday Lotto and Lotto Plus on 29 July 2026. Plus, all you need to know about entering and claiming prizes ...
Closing the gaps: How higher education can strengthen South Africa’s talent pipeline
The competitive graduate is not human or digital, but 'human plus digital’ – executive director of Eduvos, Dr Riaan Steenberg.
IN THE DOCK: Bones, bribes and betrayal — witness details deep bond with ex-minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula
A key witness details the evolving relationship between former defence minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula and a businesswoman, highlighting a mix of political advice, spiritual rituals, and corruption allegations in court.
FUNDING LETDOWN: Artistic swimmers expected to pay R120,000 for junior championships in Hungary
Swimming South Africa’s high-performance model is increasingly relying on athlete contributions, leaving some athletes facing costs of up to R120,000 to represent the country.
LIFE AFTER THE FLOODS PART 1: Western Cape scrambles to implement climate responsive strategies after calamitous floods
Months after May’s catastrophic Western Cape floods, news headlines have faded, residents describe what living in waist-deep water for three weeks felt like, while local government grapples with funding shortfalls …
Nigeria tells South Africa to curb xenophobic attacks on migrants, questions state response
ABUJA, July 27 (Reuters) - Nigeria urged South Africa on Monday to do more to prevent xenophobic attacks on Nigerians and other African migrants, saying repeated violence was straining ties …
‘Jobs need to be created’: Debate grows over SASSA Children’s Grants
Readers reacting to the SASSA Children's Grants amendments say the real fix isn't a bigger grant; it's a functioning economy.
PROPERTY PRESERVATION: Unlucky Montana faces asset freeze as SIU traces Prasa money trail
Eleven years after this journalist first exposed dodgy property dealings involving Lucky Montana, the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) is finally moving to claw back assets that the former Passenger Rail …
Pentagon says US industry still years from matching Ukraine’s wartime output
WASHINGTON, July 27 (Reuters) - The Pentagon official tasked with building a domestic drone industry said on Monday the United States is still in the earliest, hardest phase of that …
HELL ON WHEELS: ‘Get out and push’ — commuters dice with danger in Joburg’s dilapidated minibus taxis
From missing brakes to pushing broken vehicles, Joburg commuters face daily terror in dilapidated minibus taxis — while struggling operators blame rising costs and a lack of state support.
Export expansion is crucial for the long-term growth of SA agriculture
As global trade dynamics shift, South Africa must enhance its diplomatic strategy and market access, ensuring vibrant opportunities for farmers amid growing regional protectionism.
AFTER THE BELL: Financial scandals — When everyone around me is behaving badly, who can I trust?
As financial scandals unfold, the question looms larger: Who can we trust with our financial futures amid a growing tide of betrayal and political manipulation?
DIGITAL RETRIBUTION: Claims of an MTN hack have been greatly exaggerated, but the hacktivists won’t stop
When user ki4tane posted “MTN BREACHED” on a hacker forum, Daily Maverick’s colleagues in the dark web business – Dark Notify – were quick to dismiss it as fake. But …
‘Time fathers paid maintenance’: Backlash over SASSA Children’s Grants
Readers demand that fathers pay maintenance and call for proper means testing, as backlash grows over the SASSA Children's Grants amendments.
News24 | Trump sees ‘good chance’ for Iran deal, warns strikes could resume
US President Donald Trump voiced optimism on Monday that diplomacy with Iran could produce a deal to end the months-long war, but warned that Washington would resume military strikes if …
SAFETY RESET: Implats suspends Rustenburg operations after two fatal locomotive accidents
Implats halts its Rustenburg operations after two miners die in accidents, raising critical questions about the reliability of high-tech safety systems in the mining industry.
EXPLAINER: We checked — here’s how SA is staying off the FATF grey list
Yes, the Madlanga commission findings are not a good look for the ever-watchful eye of the Financial Action Task Force, but Mzansi is on the front foot for the Roadmap …
Derick Hougaard relationships: Love, loss and scandals
From Karlien to Nadine and all the scandals in between - Here's a look back at Derick Hougaard's relationship history...
Protecting local industry in an increasingly protectionist world
The US’s new 12.5% tariffs came into play last week, but ‘I think there's a bit of strategic ambiguity regarding what would fall under these tariffs and what would not’ …