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Marriages, music, endorsements: Pele’s life away from the field

Pele broke many records on the football pitch. A legend of the game no doubt, but what was his life like away from the football?

An open letter to the Democratic Alliance’s Natasha Mazzone

You just have a matric certificate, and benefit from the privileges which come with being white

Markus Jooste asset seizure: ‘NPA asleep on the job’

Analysts believe it will be easier to build a case against the former Steinhoff CEO on ‘lesser crimes’ instead of complex international investment fraud

How do short courses align with business needs?

Develop and reinvent yourself to keep up with the constant changes and challenges of the digital era. Are you ready to start your knowledge journey?

Celebrating the legacy of Solomon Linda and South Africa’s indigenous music

The speakers agreed that music has the power to transform society and that we should be proud of our artists' achievements.

Placing health and wellness at the centre of our conversations after the Covid-19 pandemic

How can employees access the support and tools they need to stay healthy and happy?

Ramaphosa hints that plan to implement Zondo report may be delayed

The president told parliament the plan was being finalised but the commission’s own slight delay may hinder delivery by October 15

Government blows R35-million in R60-million agricultural project

The government cancelled the project four years after its expected completion, and ordered to pay R6-million to contractor

How #FeesMustFall students were used to ‘defraud’ crime intelligence

Spyware used to monitor students’ social media ballooned from R7.7-million to R54.2-million as dodgy deals surfaced following the arrest of senior police officers

Royal family gathers as Queen Elizabeth is under ‘medical supervision’

Britain's longest-serving monarch has been dogged by health problems since last October that have left her struggling to walk and stand

Queen Elizabeth II’s doctors ‘concerned’ for her health — Buckingham Palace

The 96-year-old monarch has been dogged by health problems since October last year that left her with difficulties walking and standing

An industry first solution from Cell C

Customers can choose when to claim their free data at a time that is convenient to them

Children are the losers in parental alienation

Parental alienation, where one parent actively severs the bond between a child and the other parent, counts as domestic violence and child abuse

Objects of Desire: 2022 Hottest Brands

The release of Lyst’s Top 10 Hottest Brands of 2022 thus far has surprised fashion and design enthusiasts alike. The top five are dominated by giants Gucci, Balenciaga, and Prada while some designers are surprise breakthroughs into the top 10.

Blade Nzimande and the dilemma of the SACP

Assuming the leadership of the SACP in 1998, Nzimande had to resolve what would become of the party when the Native Republic was attained.

Constitutional court’s decision on Muslim marriages does not go far enough to protect women and children

Although the concourt ruling that parts of the marriages and divorce acts are unconstitutional could be seen as a victory it falls short in crucial ways

The best of jazz is back at the North Sea festival

After a two-year break, jazz aficionados are gathering in Rotterdam in the Netherlands for a three-day musical feast

One Album, Two Takes: ‘KOA II Part 1’

Prolific amapiano producer Kabza De Small returns to his throne

Former Japan PM Abe shot, feared dead

The attack comes despite the country's famously low levels of violent crime and tough gun laws
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