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It looks like power ships in three ports are a done deal, despite court rulings and uncertainty about the cost.
The former head of Unisa talks about where it all went wrong for universities and the country, and how it can be put right.
Growing up in the Salvation Army meant joy, noise, marching ... and a mythical presence.
By showing the West the middle finger, the ANC fools itself into thinking it still matters.
International investors have given their verdict on Ramaphosa's clumsy dance with Vladimir Putin
Walking is a way of feeling heaven beneath your feet.
SA has been heading for a water disaster for many years.
In extraordinary essays, poet David Whyte explores the interplay between the words we use and the emotions they describe.
If AI works so well, perhaps President Cyril Ramaphosa should try it.
A journey through culinary history traces the differences - and many similarities - between sweet siblings.
Our most complicated relationship is our first, the one we repeatedly try to recreate and correct.
Writers Martin Amis and Christopher Hitchens had a decades-long friendship.
Books that will tickle you, make you wonder and keep you awake.
A dead bird's journey from the beach back to the seaside.
A voice that could grate and caress more than four octaves gave the world a memorable rock 'n' roll queen.
A contemplation on parenting and a simple dish.
On Sunday, Max Verstappen will target a repeat of last week’s Monaco bull’s eye.
The actress is reclusive but brave, and she reads Mother Nature like others read a daily newspaper.
June 2 2023
Power ships: disaster or salvation?
It looks like power ships in three ports are a done deal, despite court rulings and uncertainty about the cost.
It is obvious where SA went wrong
The former head of Unisa talks about where it all went wrong for universities and the country, and how it can be put right.
The General, a Captain and Jesus
Growing up in the Salvation Army meant joy, noise, marching ... and a mythical presence.
ANC: Moscow Kool-Aid for the powerless
By showing the West the middle finger, the ANC fools itself into thinking it still matters.
Ramaphosa is easy prey for Deep Thought
International investors have given their verdict on Ramaphosa's clumsy dance with Vladimir Putin
An ode to walking (by an ardent flâneuse)
Walking is a way of feeling heaven beneath your feet.
Political Notebook | We’ll be dancing to the...
Zimbabwe - navigating beyond the stalemate
Who and what are our traditional leaders?
The water crisis we’ve warned against for many years
SA has been heading for a water disaster for many years.
Words that come knocking like a gentle prayer for the heart
In extraordinary essays, poet David Whyte explores the interplay between the words we use and the emotions they describe.
Artificial intelligence is better than no intelligence
If AI works so well, perhaps President Cyril Ramaphosa should try it.
Sisters with intertwined personalities
A journey through culinary history traces the differences - and many similarities - between sweet siblings.
Safe in your mother’s arms?
Our most complicated relationship is our first, the one we repeatedly try to recreate and correct.
Lasting bromance of two men of letters
Writers Martin Amis and Christopher Hitchens had a decades-long friendship.
Clever fools and curious nuns
Books that will tickle you, make you wonder and keep you awake.
LIFESTYLE
The saga of Obie and the black bird
A dead bird's journey from the beach back to the seaside.
Tina — from rivers deep to mountains high
A voice that could grate and caress more than four octaves gave the world a memorable rock 'n' roll queen.
Saucy mushrooms are good enough
A contemplation on parenting and a simple dish.
In F1, you need to aim for a near hit
On Sunday, Max Verstappen will target a repeat of last week’s Monaco bull’s eye.
Antoinette Pienaar answers 15 questions
The actress is reclusive but brave, and she reads Mother Nature like others read a daily newspaper.
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