Month: December 2020

Take the M&G’s 2020 quiz to test your knowledge of global current affairs The post So you think you know the news? appeared first on The Mail & Guardian. Source … Read More

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When I lived in the United States in the 1980s I had the luxury of being able to catch at least two episodes of the original Star Trek — with … Read More

The quagmire that faces the majority of the citizens of South Africa is a strange but similar one — It relates to the recognition of customary marriages. These types of … Read More

In a time of global decline in identity-forming structures such as geographical boundaries, culture, tradition, religion and even family, anxieties tend to increase.  The decline of shared cultural meaning that … Read More

The devil is indeed going down to Georgia. In January, two elections for US senate seats are taking place. As luck (this is 2020 after all) would have it, those … Read More

What would it take for LeBron James and the Lakers to go back-to-back and raise the Larry O’Brien Trophy in July? What Christmas Day matchup are you looking forward to … Read More

Mail & Guardian pictures editor Paul Botes presents some of the most striking images of 2020 The post 2020 in pictures appeared first on The Mail & Guardian. Source link

Ke Dezemba and what a year it’s been! From the banana bread baking (and all the eating), to not being allowed to buy cooked chickens or T-shirts unless they were … Read More

Support to the Orange-Senqu River Strategic Action Programme Implementation The Orange-Senqu River Commission (ORASECOM) secured funding from the Global Environment Fund (GEF) through the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)  to … Read More