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Why do so many people still believe in the disgraced TB Joshua?
We dare not allow debate on everything from Gaza to decolonisation to be held captive by moral codes.
The enduring challenges of race and ethnicity in South Africa and the dangers that AI poses to human rights.
Some 30,000 glass plate negatives tell an intricate story of Victorian-era Paarl and its residents.
The biggest opposition party is preparing to demonstrate the scale of Cyril Ramaphosa's deceit.
A brief sketch about Nikki Haley, who hopes to beat Donald Trump to the Republican Party's nomination.
Two wheelchairs users talk about the challenges they encounter in Cape Town.
In a sport like tennis, you're not going to get to the top without having something between your ears.
Wallace Honiball explains how he integrates two beloved fields of study.
It's the one food that can bring calm during its preparation.
Everything on the Fomo sapiens radar you want to know about this week.
The comedian has been on the sidelines for two years due to ‘a cruel form of everyday tick bite fever' but he's...
A fictitious life story told as clear as a whistle.
Every time you reread a favourite book it is a new experience — because you are a different person.
Why did the great writer never win the Nobel Prize for Literature?
Michael Caine's first novel leads the weekly selection of books not to be missed.
January 19 2024
When facts can’t shake ancient convictions
Why do so many people still believe in the disgraced TB Joshua?
Knife of morality at the throat of free speech
We dare not allow debate on everything from Gaza to decolonisation to be held captive by moral codes.
‘AI threatens democracies everywhere’
The enduring challenges of race and ethnicity in South Africa and the dangers that AI poses to human rights.
A remarkable Drakenstein family album
Some 30,000 glass plate negatives tell an intricate story of Victorian-era Paarl and its residents.
Why the DA is getting into the weeds
The biggest opposition party is preparing to demonstrate the scale of Cyril Ramaphosa's deceit.
Who is Nikki Haley?
A brief sketch about Nikki Haley, who hopes to beat Donald Trump to the Republican Party's nomination.
The wheels come off in the concrete jungle
Two wheelchairs users talk about the challenges they encounter in Cape Town.
Brawn needs brains to get to match point
In a sport like tennis, you're not going to get to the top without having something between your ears.
‘Now I wanna sniff some glue’
A solution for Palestine and Israel
‘Charming gardeners’ who make our souls blossom
LIFESTYLE
An architect and a full-time scholar of nature
Wallace Honiball explains how he integrates two beloved fields of study.
Bread to beat the new year blues
It's the one food that can bring calm during its preparation.
BACK PAGE
From cheerful yellow checks to chilli oil
Everything on the Fomo sapiens radar you want to know about this week.
15 questions for Casper de Vries
The comedian has been on the sidelines for two years due to ‘a cruel form of everyday tick bite fever' but he's...
A life-defining butter ad, then madness
A fictitious life story told as clear as a whistle.
Cracked spines and well-thumbed pages
Every time you reread a favourite book it is a new experience — because you are a different person.
The descolocada of displaced Jorge Borges
Why did the great writer never win the Nobel Prize for Literature?
A nonagenarian debut, cat tales, a con artist and chillis
Michael Caine's first novel leads the weekly selection of books not to be missed.