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What is happening at Africa's biggest university and can it still be considered a viable academic institution?
Our man is bitterly disappointed after the Proteas' defeat against Australia, but...
Outwardly unpredictable foreign policy is often the best way to manage complex international affairs.
Everything is different, from social organisation to the growth model. But there's no denying its success.
The ANC hails China as a role model. But why is China so prosperous while SA under the ANC is stumbling?
When we tear down places that hold a significant place in our hearts, we demolish a part of who we are.
Why queue for a SA passport when you have an Australian one? Because you can take someone out of the bushes, but…
Escape for a moment the blah-blah of the politicians and the dark world of war and suffering.
Do we keep burying the pain and burn ourselves to death in one glorious act of existential revenge?
‘Tolerance' does not mean we have to respect damned nonsense.
Some of us are truly grateful that the burning of witches has fallen out of favour.
You can gauge your status by how many unposh things you are familiar with. Still, being a toff is tricky.
Just before her 70th birthday, the journalist and current affairs presenter Ruda Landman shares her life philosophy.
The cooking of ‘flattened food’ is a global trend — and it probably beats unrecyclable packets of organic vegetable protein.
Things on our radar that you don't want to miss.
The World Cup final's man of the match says his youthful rugby heroes were Schalk Burger, Juan Smith and Richie McCaw.
The silly season is upon us, so here's a stack of local books for gift hunters.
November 17 2023
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What is happening at Africa's biggest university and can it still be considered a viable academic institution?
Proteas, boys, can I buy you a dop?
Our man is bitterly disappointed after the Proteas' defeat against Australia, but...
Pandor hits the pragmatic spot on Qatar
Outwardly unpredictable foreign policy is often the best way to manage complex international affairs.
How China makes things work
Everything is different, from social organisation to the growth model. But there's no denying its success.
Suck up to China but learn the right lessons
The ANC hails China as a role model. But why is China so prosperous while SA under the ANC is stumbling?
The destruction of all that is dear
When we tear down places that hold a significant place in our hearts, we demolish a part of who we are.
Two-and-a-half days at Home Affairs
Why queue for a SA passport when you have an Australian one? Because you can take someone out of the bushes, but…
Of TikTokkers and leopard sailors
Escape for a moment the blah-blah of the politicians and the dark world of war and suffering.
Peace can be found in the middle ground
Do we keep burying the pain and burn ourselves to death in one glorious act of existential revenge?
Religion: a crucible of evil
‘Tolerance' does not mean we have to respect damned nonsense.
The pinball demon was wrong all along
Some of us are truly grateful that the burning of witches has fallen out of favour.
LIFESTYLE
How posh are you?
You can gauge your status by how many unposh things you are familiar with. Still, being a toff is tricky.
How Ruda rolls at 70
Just before her 70th birthday, the journalist and current affairs presenter Ruda Landman shares her life philosophy.
Roadkill recipes for freegans
The cooking of ‘flattened food’ is a global trend — and it probably beats unrecyclable packets of organic vegetable protein.
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After an ice bath, how about a chilli crisp?
Things on our radar that you don't want to miss.
15 questions for Pieter-Steph du Toit
The World Cup final's man of the match says his youthful rugby heroes were Schalk Burger, Juan Smith and Richie McCaw.
Thinking out of the Christmas box
The silly season is upon us, so here's a stack of local books for gift hunters.
Spoilt brat, love stories and wry smiles
38 pages or bust for my FOMO books
Multiple mysteries interwoven