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Yearly Archives: 2023

If you didn’t get into university, there are promising alternatives
Partner Content
/ 27 February 2023

If you didn’t get into university, there are promising alternatives

What is increasingly important is knowledge and skills in digital and technological vocations, and you can gain these skills from private training institutions

By Special Reports
Amazon to eat Woolworths, Shoprite and Takealot lunch?
Business
/ 27 February 2023

Amazon to eat Woolworths, Shoprite and Takealot lunch?

The pandemic may have disrupted the analogue business models of South African retailers to the online world. Amazon, unlike Walmart, is possibly an even bigger disruptor lying in wait

By Anathi Madubela
Brics, naval exercises and the chance to pierce autocrats’ bubbles
Opinion
/ 27 February 2023

Brics, naval exercises and the chance to pierce autocrats’ bubbles

We have a window to show Russia and China how much we cherish our freedoms and democracy – and to demand answers from our own leaders

By Simon Taylor
Tense wait for Nigeria’s election results
Africa
/ 27 February 2023

Tense wait for Nigeria’s election results

Fake results are circulating, vote rigging claims are mounting and tensions escalating as Nigerians wait for elections results

By Emeka Okonkwo
Investing in Africa’s energy sector: What you need to know
Partner Content
/ 27 February 2023

Investing in Africa’s energy sector: What you need to know

Africa is a prime candidate for alternative energy sources

By Special Reports
The Best Man: The Final Chapters
Friday
/ 27 February 2023

The Best Man: The Final Chapters

The series is a celebration of friendship, black love and ageing with sex appeal

By Bongeka Gumede and Lerato Tshabalala
Ramaphosa: South Africa’s greylisting is an opportunity to strengthen the fight against financial crimes
National
/ 27 February 2023

Ramaphosa: South Africa’s greylisting is an opportunity to strengthen the fight against financial crimes

In his weekly newsletter, the president argues that he welcomes the intensified monitoring by FATF

By Cyril Ramaphosa
‘We’ve lost many sisters’: Why SA sex workers’ lives could be safer from 2024
Health
/ 27 February 2023

‘We’ve lost many sisters’: Why SA sex workers’ lives could be safer from 2024

South Africa’s justice department plans to scrap old laws that make it a crime to sell or buy sex. This could make life safer for workers because they should be able to report crimes to the police — in theory

By Mia Malan, Dylan Bush, Jessica Pitchford, Yolanda Mdzeke and Mohale Moloi
Contract killings come cheap in South Africa
National
/ 27 February 2023

Contract killings come cheap in South Africa

Crime studies say hiring a contract killer costs anywhere between $145 and $8700 in South Africa

By Claire Doyen
I don’t have a legal duty to end load-shedding, says Ramaphosa
National
/ 27 February 2023

I don’t have a legal duty to end load-shedding, says Ramaphosa

Power supply is the remit of municipalities, not the president or national government, Ramaphosa has said in court papers

By Emsie Ferreira
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