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How can South Africans be persuaded that another party can be better at carrying out the ANC's policies?
Putting a stop to corruption would be the end of the ruling party.
When the South African UFC star beat the paragon of modern masculinity, half the country cheered.
His real name is Issago Mosikare and he makes fun of everything from Afrikaans teachers to township survival.
Our first portrait gallery of South Africans with their pets.
Spiritual programmes on RSG focus only on the rosy side of the Christian god but ignore the dark side.
A housing crisis is brewing on toop of an unresolved payments crisis, but the government seems to be sitting idly by.
The pandemic might be over, but it caused a traumatic rift in Sea Point.
The latest version of the government's long-term integrated resource plan lacks vision and urgency.
The pen is mightier than the sword, but only if we are talking about those plastic swords at the Crazy Store.
South Africans can learn from overseas communities about caring for their environment.
The crime genre is thriving on Netflix and we've picked out some of the best options.
A salsa that will have you reaching for tortilla chips, or a blissful cold beef salad.
Nice boxed wine, dressing tips, podcasts, underwear and a Cape art exhibition — it's all on our Fomo sapiens radar.
Where does the name ‘Hannon' come from and what are his skin secrets?
Four books in which people wrestle to come to terms with bereavement.
Be transported by Sigrid Nunez's voice and sensibility.
An author reflects on publishing houses' practice of destroying perfectly good books.
This week's selection takes you around the world in the pages of four books.
January 26 2024
A populist recipe for a new revolution
How can South Africans be persuaded that another party can be better at carrying out the ANC's policies?
Why Ramaphosa can’t clean up the ANC
Putting a stop to corruption would be the end of the ruling party.
What does Dricus du Plessis know?
When the South African UFC star beat the paragon of modern masculinity, half the country cheered.
Troy Sheperds and laughing at each other
His real name is Issago Mosikare and he makes fun of everything from Afrikaans teachers to township survival.
People and their pooches
Our first portrait gallery of South Africans with their pets.
A celebration of a fabrication
Spiritual programmes on RSG focus only on the rosy side of the Christian god but ignore the dark side.
New student revolt feared amid NSFAS chaos
A housing crisis is brewing on toop of an unresolved payments crisis, but the government seems to be sitting idly by.
Slow poison in a once beloved suburb
The pandemic might be over, but it caused a traumatic rift in Sea Point.
2024 and it’s still the electricity, stupid
The latest version of the government's long-term integrated resource plan lacks vision and urgency.
An ‘ag shame’ for Trump’s Magalomaniacs
Who is Marwan Barghouti?
Dangerous times for the ‘pesky island’
Meet Cyril’s arch-frenemy
The pen is mightier than the sword, but only if we are talking about those plastic swords at the Crazy Store.
Am I being blond when I pick up litter?
South Africans can learn from overseas communities about caring for their environment.
LIFESTYLE
Gangs, camera, action
The crime genre is thriving on Netflix and we've picked out some of the best options.
Heavenly tomatoes
A salsa that will have you reaching for tortilla chips, or a blissful cold beef salad.
BACK PAGE
From green eggs to a country superstar
Nice boxed wine, dressing tips, podcasts, underwear and a Cape art exhibition — it's all on our Fomo sapiens radar.
15 questions for Hannon Bothma
Where does the name ‘Hannon' come from and what are his skin secrets?
Loss follows you like a stray dog
Four books in which people wrestle to come to terms with bereavement.
Ice in the heart and a grain of stupidity
Be transported by Sigrid Nunez's voice and sensibility.
Pulp fiction: Dreams turn to mush
An author reflects on publishing houses' practice of destroying perfectly good books.
Revenge, flying pigs, the future and an epic poem
This week's selection takes you around the world in the pages of four books.