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Two reports on the violence and unrest in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng in July 2021 do not offer simple answers.
Jacob Zuma was a member of the ANC for 65 years. His membership was suspended this week.
A Beetle, a Wolseley, a Peugeot 404 and a Citroën Pallas bring back memories.
Nasiphi Moya on what attracted her to ActionSA, why she thinks the city is turning a corner and why she likes the DA mayor.
The magnitude of our Africa Cup of Nations victory over Morocco caught fans offside.
Almost three years after the death of King Goodwill Zwelithini, the succession question remains before the courts.
The inanimate has become more and more unruly.
They're probably the classic case of a band who weren't quite what people thought they were.
The love for olive oil, its benefits and two recipes.
Finds of the week include a paper-mâché house in Cape Town and a documentary on police bullying.
The former politician now advises on conflict resolution worldwide.
Even convents have sinners, and Anne Booth's villains are her most compelling characters.
The diplomat and writer unmasked the moral corruption of a capital with a brown cloud hanging over it.
Colum McCann's ‘Apeirogon' shows the impossibility of choosing sides in the Israel-Palestine conflict.
An old crime genre memorably revived and short story collections to savour.
February 2 2024
The alluring illusion of a master plan
Two reports on the violence and unrest in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng in July 2021 do not offer simple answers.
The high price SA is paying for Jacob Zuma
Jacob Zuma was a member of the ANC for 65 years. His membership was suspended this week.
From Doop to the Naglig surprise
Fingers pointing, but what about?
The Wilgenhof I knew and love
Four special people and their four special cars
A Beetle, a Wolseley, a Peugeot 404 and a Citroën Pallas bring back memories.
A blast of fresh air for a struggling city
Nasiphi Moya on what attracted her to ActionSA, why she thinks the city is turning a corner and why she likes the DA mayor.
Bafana’s version of ‘Maak die Bulle almal Bokke’
The magnitude of our Africa Cup of Nations victory over Morocco caught fans offside.
What’s going on with the amaZulu kingdom?
Almost three years after the death of King Goodwill Zwelithini, the succession question remains before the courts.
Who is Prof Jan Bonsma?
The death knell for writing about music?
Netanyahu: ‘We will win a total victory’
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Uppity objects of desire
The inanimate has become more and more unruly.
The Police: when fiction arrests fact
They're probably the classic case of a band who weren't quite what people thought they were.
The golden elixir of the gods
The love for olive oil, its benefits and two recipes.
Fast way to health, and facing up to shaving
Finds of the week include a paper-mâché house in Cape Town and a documentary on police bullying.
15 questions for Roelf Meyer
The former politician now advises on conflict resolution worldwide.
Cloister kittens and a homophobic nun
Even convents have sinners, and Anne Booth's villains are her most compelling characters.
Carlos Fuentes: the Balzac of Mexico?
The diplomat and writer unmasked the moral corruption of a capital with a brown cloud hanging over it.
Of murdered children on two sides of a war
Colum McCann's ‘Apeirogon' shows the impossibility of choosing sides in the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Mrs Kelly’s memorable monster
An old crime genre memorably revived and short story collections to savour.