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Russia, Ukraine: If we reject war, then we should reject all wars
Thought Leader
/ 2 August 2023

Russia, Ukraine: If we reject war, then we should reject all wars

We supported sanctions against the apartheid regime, but should we be boycotting individuals in the arts and sports, when it is their governments that wage wars?

By Nontobeko Hlela
Rapacious, weak post-apartheid state needs transformation
Thought Leader
/ 2 August 2023

Rapacious, weak post-apartheid state needs transformation

Clinging to notions of the past will hobble our ability to strive forward

By Chris Maroleng
Will SADC once again declare Zimbabwe’s elections free and fair?
Thought Leader
/ 2 August 2023

Will SADC once again declare Zimbabwe’s elections free and fair?

The country goes to the polls on 23 August and the SADC Electoral Observation Mission will use set criteria to decide whether democracy prevailed

By Craig Moffat
South Africa stun Italy to reach Women’s World Cup last 16
Sport
/ 2 August 2023

South Africa stun Italy to reach Women’s World Cup last 16

South Africa won a Women’s World Cup match for the first time with a stunning 3-2 victory over Italy to reach the last 16 in a thriller on Wednesday. Captain Thembi Kgatlana scored the winner in the 92nd minute to make history for South Africa and set up a meeting with the Netherlands — and […]

By Agence France Presse
A leap of faith
Article
/ 2 August 2023

A leap of faith

Exploring the identity of St John’s College as it celebrates its 125th year

By Majil’Aphiwe Nqumba
The time has finally come for LKJ in prose
Thought Leader
/ 1 August 2023

The time has finally come for LKJ in prose

‘Time Come’, a collection of essays, speech, reviews and other forms of prose by the dub poet, Linton Kwesi Johnson, makes for compelling reading

By Richard Pithouse
Judge wants her conduct tribunal postponed because of payment delay
National
/ 1 August 2023

Judge wants her conduct tribunal postponed because of payment delay

Commuter activist organisation #UniteBehind has laid a complaint of misconduct when Judge Tintswalo Annah Nana Makhubele took up the post of Gauteng high court judge and chairperson of the Prasa boar

By Liezl Human
Why hospital security guards can’t keep doctors and nurses safe — and how to fix it
Health
/ 1 August 2023

Why hospital security guards can’t keep doctors and nurses safe — and how to fix it

Between 2017 and 2022, around 200 violent incidents at public hospitals were reported across four provinces

By Zano Kunene
Overfishing depletes the Zambezi
Africa
/ 30 July 2023

Overfishing depletes the Zambezi

As desperate Zimbabweans turn to fishing, catches are fast dwindling and it will take many years to repopulate the river

By Marko Phiri
Mercedes gets local pulses racing
Motoring
/ 30 July 2023

Mercedes gets local pulses racing

… from the junior A35 to the silent assassin, the EQE 43 4Matic and everything in between

By Ntsako Mthethwa
Central African Republic to vote on controversial constitution change
Africa
/ 29 July 2023

Central African Republic to vote on controversial constitution change

The proposed change would raise the presidential term from five to seven years, and scrap its two-term limit

By Barbara Debout
Ampersand Mixtape 5: The Flash Jika Sandwich
Podcasts
/ 28 July 2023

Ampersand Mixtape 5: The Flash Jika Sandwich

On his eclectic, monthly mixtape Charles Leonard is celebrating with some classics, the quirkiest samples, favourite female rappers, head-nodding 90s party jams, deep underground rap and an obscure isiZulu hip-hop party-starter

By Charles Leonard
Pray for drivers, Paul Mashatile’s in charge
Opinion
/ 28 July 2023

Pray for drivers, Paul Mashatile’s in charge

With both in Russia, will Jacob Zuma present his sick note to Cyril Ramaphosa?

By Paddy Harper
Bring intellectualism back to the ANC, stop navel-gazing
Thought Leader
/ 28 July 2023

Bring intellectualism back to the ANC, stop navel-gazing

If the ANC rejects the diagnostic and hopefully therapeutic criticism even from its devoted members, it will continue to crumble and fall

By Mzwandile Manto
A mother, a wife – and a multiple murderer
Friday
/ 28 July 2023

A mother, a wife – and a multiple murderer

Ted Botha tells of the death of the serial killer’s first husband Alfie Cowle in this edited excerpt from his book ‘Daisy de Melker’

By Ted Botha
Editorial: Mourn not the demise of RET
Editorial
/ 28 July 2023

Editorial: Mourn not the demise of RET

Bathabile Dlamini’s presidential loss to Sisisi Tolashe arguably severed the last hydra head of the Radical Economic Transformation faction

By Editorial
Heatwaves, ocean crisis: Climate change is here
Thought Leader
/ 27 July 2023

Heatwaves, ocean crisis: Climate change is here

If you still think climate change is a problem for the future, you had better think again

By Ozayr Patel
Greta Gerwig’s ‘Barbie’ movie is worth the hype
Friday
/ 27 July 2023

Greta Gerwig’s ‘Barbie’ movie is worth the hype

It is a brilliant existential comedy that confronts patriarchy
in the real world

By Kimberley Schoeman
‘The Power’ – unleashing of feminine agency upends gender norms
Thought Leader
/ 27 July 2023

‘The Power’ – unleashing of feminine agency upends gender norms

The thought-provoking series invites us to explore the depths and power of human psychology, through the lenses of women

By Gillian Schutte
Guards’ insurrection adds to Niger’s woes
Africa
/ 27 July 2023

Guards’ insurrection adds to Niger’s woes

The West African country has suffered from chronic political volatility since gaining independence from France in 1960

By Agence France Presse
Taking sides: Parents behaving badly by ‘brainwashing’ their children
Health
/ 27 July 2023

Taking sides: Parents behaving badly by ‘brainwashing’ their children

Moms and dads embroiled in custody disputes can turn on each other — and use their kids as pawns. But claims of parental alienation are controversial and difficult to prove

By Christina Pitt
EFF hosting homophobic academic is a warning ahead of the elections
Opinion
/ 26 July 2023

EFF hosting homophobic academic is a warning ahead of the elections

The so-called revolutionary party protested against Uganda’s deadly anti-queer legislation but then hosted Patrick Lumumba at the University of Cape Town

By Marion Stevens
The president-designate of the climate change conference is an oil man
Thought Leader
/ 26 July 2023

The president-designate of the climate change conference is an oil man

The President is the CEO of a major global oil company

By Ozayr Patel
Delinquent Gauteng departments fail ‘disposable’ school
Education
/ 26 July 2023

Delinquent Gauteng departments fail ‘disposable’ school

The departments of education and infrastructure development dithered for two decades over a school they ‘erroneously’ sold

By Magnificent Mndebele
Writing ourselves into existence: The story of black women
Thought Leader
/ 25 July 2023

Writing ourselves into existence: The story of black women

Every woman’s story, including those of ordinary people who fought silent battles, adds a thread to the rich tapestry of our history

By Abongile Nkamisa
Kissinger in China: Hope for positivity in Sino-US relations
Analysis
/ 25 July 2023

Kissinger in China: Hope for positivity in Sino-US relations

Will the Biden administration heed the advice of its oldest and most famous diplomat?

By Imran Khalid
DRC’s riverside capital running on scarce and dirty water
Africa
/ 25 July 2023

DRC’s riverside capital running on scarce and dirty water

Kinshasa is buffeted by torrential rains for eight months of the year, but for many in this rapidly growing megacity, running water that is safe to drink is a rarity

By Emmet Livingstone
SA’s food inflation should carry on slowing, despite global risks
Opinion
/ 25 July 2023

SA’s food inflation should carry on slowing, despite global risks

Regardless of the instability of world production, there are strong reasons to feel optimistic about grocery prices

By Wandile Sihlobo
‘Race quotas’ law sparks fierce debate
National
/ 25 July 2023

‘Race quotas’ law sparks fierce debate

Legislation aims to promote diversity and equality in the workplace but critics say it will result in job losses

By Agence France Presse
M72: Three things you need to know about a TB jab that might work
Health
/ 25 July 2023

M72: Three things you need to know about a TB jab that might work

The only anti-tuberculosis shot we have is the century-old BCG vaccine given to infants, whose protection only lasts for 10 to 20 years

By Lillian Roberts
Residents force Nelson Mandela Bay councillors to walk in streets flowing with sewage
National
/ 24 July 2023

Residents force Nelson Mandela Bay councillors to walk in streets flowing with sewage

The protesters in Kariega said they had for years been asking for roads and drains to be fixed

By Thamsanqa Mbovane
Twitter website replaces bird logo with X
World
/ 24 July 2023

Twitter website replaces bird logo with X

Twitter launched its new logo on Monday, replacing the blue bird with a white X on a black background as the Elon Musk-owned company moves toward rebranding as X. The social media network’s website showed the company’s new logo, but its URL was still showing as twitter.com and the blue “Tweet” button was visible, suggesting […]

By Agence France Presse
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