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WHO urges calm as China coronavirus death toll reaches 2000

Article Laurent Thomet - 19 Feb 2020

More than 74 000 people have now been infected by the virus in China, with hundreds more cases in some 25 countries

A tangled web: UK judge’s spider brooch trends online

Article Agency - 27 Sep 2019

Judge Brenda Hale delivered the court’s damning verdict against Prime Minister Boris Johnson with a huge glittery spider pinned to her right shoulder

EDITORIAL: Couple’s visit a right royal pain

Article Editorial - 27 Sep 2019

How else can we view the breathless coverage that has shadowed the royals since they arrived in Cape Town?

What does the ruling on the suspension of British parliament mean?

Article Dario Thuburn - 24 Sep 2019

The court said that the advice the PM had given to the queen, who formally issued the prorogation order, was "unlawful, void and of no effect"

The law aimed at blocking no-deal Brexit

Article Dario Thuburn - 9 Sep 2019

The Brexit law that received royal assent on Monday is at the centre of a constitutional stand-off with enormous implications for Britain

M&G Travel Advisory — Great Britain

Article Editorial - 29 Aug 2019

Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution

Is SA ready for Bojo’s no-deal Brexit?

Article Thando Maeko - 22 Aug 2019

The trade between the two countries represents 18% of SA exports to its largest trading partner, the EU and 10% of EU imports from SA

UK visas discriminate against Africans

Article Nic Cheeseman - 14 Aug 2019

No continent has suffered more from Britain’s ‘hostile environment’ immigration policy

Brexit is a ‘massive economic opportunity’: PM Johnson

Article James Pheby - 27 Jul 2019

In a speech in Manchester where he pledged new investment in Leave-voting areas, Johnson promised to step up negotiations on post-Brexit trade deals

No-deal Brexit could be the end of the innings for ‘Kolpak’ players

Article Staff Reporter - 26 Jul 2019

The Kolpak ruling means that citizens who are lawfully working within an EU country have the same free movement rights as EU citizens

Editorial: UK fallout will hurt us

Article Editorial - 26 Jul 2019

Such a divisive figure will further ruin Britain. This is, of course, that country’s choice

Betting on Boorish to bugger up

Article Paddy Harper - 26 Jul 2019

My mum Winnie, who lives in Belfast, worries that the evil fop will cut benefits, mess with the border and restart an Irish war. So do I

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LIVE BLOG: Fin Min Tito Mboweni presents the 2020 budget

Eyaaz Matwadia & Kiri Rupiah - 26 Feb 2020

The budget is usually scheduled for the second-last Wednesday in February, and the ratings agencies deliver their decisions after assessing the country’s plans for the fiscal year ahead

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‘We’re satisfied with SA’s land reform policy’— US Ambassador

Sarah Smit - 26 Feb 2020

Top US official is lobbying multinational firms to invest in South Africa

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South African tourism to be hit hard by coronavirus

Lester Kiewit - 25 Feb 2020

The stream of about 100 000 Chinese tourists to South Africa each year has dried up for now, MPs told

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Special Reports

Tourism can push Africa onto a new path – minister

Derek Davey - 25 Feb 2020

The continent is fast becoming a dynamic sought-after tourist destination

Special Reports

South Africa’s education system is broken and unequal, and must be fixed without further delay

Derek Davey - 25 Feb 2020

The Amnesty International report found that the South African government continues to miss its own education upgrading targets

Special Reports

Business travel industry generates billions

Derek Davey - 25 Feb 2020

Meetings Africa is ready to take advantage of this lucrative opportunity

Special Reports

Conferences connect people to ideas

Derek Davey - 25 Feb 2020

The World Expo and Meetings Africa are all about stimulating innovation – and income

Special Reports

SAB Zenzele Kabili B-BBEE share scheme

Derek Davey - 25 Feb 2020

New scheme to be launched following the biggest B-BBEE FMCG payout in South Africa’s history

Special Reports

Digging deep

Derek Davey - 25 Feb 2020

Automation is unstoppable, but if we're strategic about its implementation, it presents major opportunities

Special Reports

TFSAs are the gymnasts of the retirement savings world

Derek Davey - 25 Feb 2020

The idea is to get South Africans to save, but it's best to do your research first to find out if a TFSA is really suited to your needs

Special Reports

Achieving the litmus test of social relevance

Derek Davey - 24 Feb 2020

The HSS Awards honours scholarly works based on their social relevance and contribution to the humanities and social sciences