South Africa 25: The day the state was no longer an enemy of the people (M&G)

Click here to read this message online. Free Edition 28 April 2019 South Africa 25: The day the state was no longer an enemy of the people Analysis | Stefan Simanowitz Twenty-five years ago, South Africa went to the polls in elections that would bring Nelson Mandela to power. (Walter Dhladla/AFP) Remembering South Africa's first democratic elections: It's easy to forget that things could have turned out very differently in South Africa Montenegro ordered to play behind closed doors over England racism Sport | Agency The Uefa ruling means Montenegro will play their match against Kosovo on June 7 in an empty stadium ANC booed at xenophobic panel Politics | Eyaaz Matwadia Political leaders discussed attacks on foreign nationals and while most of the parties had their views applauded, the ANC representative was booed Premium content from M&G's Daily Edition: Dalindyebo haunts ANC campaign in Eastern Cape Politics | Sarah Smit Is the ANC going to release Buyelekhaya so that it can garner votes in the province? Some blame the party, others blame people in the party National | Sarah Smit Issues of poor service delivery have reached boiling point in King Sabata Dalindyebo municipality in the Eastern Cape UniZulu students' accommodation conditions are 'inhumane' Education | Bongekile Macupe A chronic housing shortage at the University of Zululand means many students are living in squalid conditions, whether on or off campus Public protector turns her searchlight on to Sars National | Natasha Marrian Sars has been dragged into the back and forth between the Public Protector and Minister Pravin Gordhan Red row over alleged funds fiddle Politics | Paddy Harper A disgruntled Economic Freedom Fighters MP says its leader has failed to account for millions US students find new way to pay for education – their future earnings Business | Aaisha Dadi Patel With student debt currently weighing down the US economy students have had to find new ways to finance their studies Eskom burns on through bailout Business | Yolandi Groenewald Despite alarm over the recent lifeline, state says the power utility is not on the brink of collapse Grim portent of what's to come Opinion | Paddy Harper A stunned Durban is counting the costs of the floods — destroyed infrastructure and people's lives and homes Jumia, Africa's e-unicorn? Business | Tshegofatso Mathe The company may have more than four million customers, but it has not yet made a profit Small parties are shrinking – except for Freedom Front Plus Elections | Dinonofo Pico, M&G Data Desk ​Over the past four elections the smaller political parties have been losing votes hand over fist Subscribe to access this content Unsubscribe View online View PDF Pause Subscription

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