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The ANC's moment of truth has arrived. The money has run out and large parts of the country are falling apart. What now?
Far too often, the courts seem to be hardly moving at all.
It's our guys, the champions, against the official number one team in the world.
The story of how an English family from Ceylon struggled to settle down in the Cape among the ‘bloody Nats’ in 1948.
It's a dump. Neglected. Broken. Wounded. But Lael Bethlehem says it can be fixed, and she should know.
The onus is on the government to prove we can trust it to implement this new legislation in good faith.
Each generation must examination its origins for itself.
A story about the Cape ancestors of today’s Bassons, De Wets, Vissers, Berghs, Groenewalds and Mosterts.
Tyron Adams helped change the identity of a cultural dish when he was named the champion boerewors maker of 2023.
Humanity can become weirdly infatuated with leaders who have murderous tendencies.
Marita van der Vyver and Stephen King do not disappoint with their latest books.
Bryn Turnbull's new novel is about looted art during the Nazi occupation — and two women's fight to save it.
Good books can be a diversion from the Rugby World Cup.
Even if you only enter Pollsmoor to try its restaurant, you'll be glad to escape.
Ballet legend Eduard Greyling is still performing at the age of 75.
When a meticulous 98-year-old wants help with a Frankfurter Kranz, the kitchen becomes a pressure cooker.
Here are some products and ideas that may enhance your life.
He was the youngest Hertzog Prize winner yet. Now he is working on a kykNET series.
September 22 2023
This time there really is a wolf at the door
The ANC's moment of truth has arrived. The money has run out and large parts of the country are falling apart. What now?
Many brakes on our wheels of justice
Far too often, the courts seem to be hardly moving at all.
Why I put a few bucks on the Boks
It's our guys, the champions, against the official number one team in the world.
The Khakis of Claremont
The story of how an English family from Ceylon struggled to settle down in the Cape among the ‘bloody Nats’ in 1948.
Joburg’s inner city: what the hell happened?
It's a dump. Neglected. Broken. Wounded. But Lael Bethlehem says it can be fixed, and she should know.
No winners when a strike becomes a political toy
Welcome to the Battle of 2023
The cute killer kitties of Cape Town
Bela bill: opportunity for cooperation
The onus is on the government to prove we can trust it to implement this new legislation in good faith.
The ‘coloured’ issue: Keep on writing
Each generation must examination its origins for itself.
Love, lust and larceny at the Cape of Good Hope
A story about the Cape ancestors of today’s Bassons, De Wets, Vissers, Berghs, Groenewalds and Mosterts.
For better or wors, the indiscriminate sausage
Tyron Adams helped change the identity of a cultural dish when he was named the champion boerewors maker of 2023.
Chickens give you wings
Humanity can become weirdly infatuated with leaders who have murderous tendencies.
BOOKS
Heart and horror
Marita van der Vyver and Stephen King do not disappoint with their latest books.
Deception in Paris
Bryn Turnbull's new novel is about looted art during the Nazi occupation — and two women's fight to save it.
Cellphones, crime, cancer and cooking
Good books can be a diversion from the Rugby World Cup.
LIFESTYLE
Schnitzel in the slammer
Even if you only enter Pollsmoor to try its restaurant, you'll be glad to escape.
The prince of ballet
Ballet legend Eduard Greyling is still performing at the age of 75.
Emilia’s Kranz for Hans
When a meticulous 98-year-old wants help with a Frankfurter Kranz, the kitchen becomes a pressure cooker.
BACK PAGE
Finds of the week
Here are some products and ideas that may enhance your life.
15 questions for Tertius Kapp
He was the youngest Hertzog Prize winner yet. Now he is working on a kykNET series.