Luke Feltham

Luke Feltham runs the Mail & Guardian's sports desk. He was previously the online day editor.

Dance with the ‘devil’: Why SA has fought off the IMF for so long

Politics Luke Feltham - 27 Sep 2020

The ANC has, until now, always rejected going to the International Monetary Fund, which underscores how bad our economic situation is

Car review: Shot of S-Presso lacks punch

Motoring Luke Feltham - 27 Sep 2020

Suzuki’s budget offering doesn’t do much much wrong but is not particularly memorable either

BMW M8 review: Ruthless aggression in a silk suit

Motoring Luke Feltham - 26 Sep 2020

Taking the German manufacturer’s new prized asset around the track is an outrageous experience

The Premier League returns: Strange times, stranger football

Sport Luke Feltham - 10 Sep 2020

English football is set for (another) defiant return, bringing with it several bizarre subplots

Semenya’s long run for justice ends

Sport Luke Feltham - 10 Sep 2020

World Athletics, in its pursuit of Semenya, has destroyed anything resembling fairness. The waters have been polluted, leaving future generations to wade through a set of rules that make sense to very few people.

‘Wrong side of history’: Caster Semenya’s CAS appeal shot down

Sport Luke Feltham - 9 Sep 2020

South Africa’s star Olympic athlete may well have run out of legal options after latest loss in Swiss tribunal

Amarok evolves: Dark Label vs Canyon

Motoring Luke Feltham - 30 Aug 2020

Since its arrival in 2010 the Amarok has hit that sweet spot of being a capable workhorse that doubles as a plush daily-driver. VW is now taking that thinking further towards its logical conclusion and has offered the Dark Label and Canyon special editions in recent times.

The Audi A7: Meet the new Don

Motoring Luke Feltham - 29 Aug 2020

The German manufacturer has made a cunning play to become the new godfather of this niche

Jaguar I-Pace is an advert for the future

Motoring Luke Feltham - 28 Aug 2020

This is not a future we should run away from: thanks to the I-Pace we know what’s possible if we let go of our stubborn traditions.

Reforming a broken system: Can Electoral Act amendments revive faith in SA’s democracy?

Opinion Luke Feltham - 18 Aug 2020

Pure politics: Incoming Electoral Act changes could revolutionise our political landscape. Or not

These Suzuki Vitara delights have surprising ends

Motoring Luke Feltham - 9 Aug 2020

The Vitara Turbo’s tagline is “Drive the Fun”. But as corny as that sounds, the surprise comes when you realise that it’s not wrong at all (except grammatically, of course).

The Audi TT’s last dance

Motoring Luke Feltham - 8 Aug 2020

With its breed quickly becoming extinct, the Audi TT is as close as you’re going to get to a bad boy. This flashy player has one last run in the team before they are replaced by a new practical, statistical-friendly crop.

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Press Releases

Special Reports

World Aids Day

special reports - 4 Dec 2020

Huge strides have been made, but the fight against HIV is far from over, and Covid-19 has disrupted testing and treatments

Special Reports

How to get the most money for your old iPhone towards a new one

special reports - 4 Dec 2020

Cash in your old iPhone to upgrade to a new one or get a reduced rate on your monthly contract from your service provider

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Gender-Based Violence

special reports - 4 Dec 2020

In South Africa, women live in fear. It’s difficult to speak out against the patriarchal system, but many have done so, and continue to do so

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POWER Business #OnTheMoney talks to Risenga Maluleke, South African Statistician-General

special reports - 4 Dec 2020

If Stats SA is to really have timely data that’s accurate and remains relevant then we need to make sure that the institution is strengthened

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Dr Sumy Thomas: Deciphering the human puzzle, from the inside out

special reports - 4 Dec 2020

The Discovery Foundation MGH Fellowship Award recipient for 2020 will focus on internal medicine, particularly the endocrine system of patients affected by HIV

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Touching lives through innovation

special reports - 30 Nov 2020

Africa has a high youth population that adapts to technology quickly, and this phenomenon is something which should be taken advantage of

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Festive Reading

special reports - 30 Nov 2020

In The Whistleblowers, Mandy Wiener talks to a wide range of the people who have revealed corruption and malfeasance in government and business

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Centre for Women & Gender Studies

special reports - 30 Nov 2020

The CWGS aims to resuscitate the histories of African women from all walks of life in an intellectual cleansing/ukuhlambulula of her story