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The science behind opinion polls does not always take all the necessary factors — such as voter turnout — into account.
Germany backed Israel's demolition of Gaza exactly 120 years after building the world's first death camp in Namibia.
A new draft white paper seems more like an ANC election narrative than a real attempt to fix a failure.
The history of the little dance between short hair and discipline is quite arbitrary.
What happened to conservative Americans opposing Russia and its autocratic president?
How many politicians are up to properly regulating social media and other developing technology — or even willing to try?
They're the militants attacking ships in the Red Sea — and coming under US fire as a result. But where do they fit in?
Strong ideological differences between the large parties and the opportunism of potential partners make the...
Around the world, more voters will go to the polls this year than at any time in history.
A super king on the cheap means sweet dreams and horrid washing days.
The question of what emigration ‘looks like' highlights the unique nature of the phenomenon.
If you experience someone's cooking, you understand something of what makes them human.
Everything on our radar this week that you don't want to miss out on.
The #hashtagless writer, singer, filmmaker and songwriter on what drives him.
Fearless female vigilantes are our avatars in dark revenge fantasies.
Every living organism is interconnected, and man is but a small part of the great tapestry.
Terry Hayes, the master of pushing emotional buttons, misses the mark with his new novel.
A historical romance from the 'Bridgerton' era is perfect for end-of-the-day relaxation.
There's an incomparable world of fun and variety within the covers of books.
February 9 2024
Smoke, mirrors and election surveys
The science behind opinion polls does not always take all the necessary factors — such as voter turnout — into account.
Genocide’s horrid roots in colonial Africa
Germany backed Israel's demolition of Gaza exactly 120 years after building the world's first death camp in Namibia.
Let’s stop pussyfooting around immigration
A new draft white paper seems more like an ANC election narrative than a real attempt to fix a failure.
Why are teachers still so hung up about haircuts?
The history of the little dance between short hair and discipline is quite arbitrary.
Donald Trump can be Ukraine’s downfall
What happened to conservative Americans opposing Russia and its autocratic president?
The tech demigods who know what’s good for you
How many politicians are up to properly regulating social media and other developing technology — or even willing to try?
Portrait | Who and what are the Houthis?
They're the militants attacking ships in the Red Sea — and coming under US fire as a result. But where do they fit in?
The absurd stories of the stage
The best rugby on the planet?
The mechanics of an independent Western Cape
Government of national unity? Not easily
Strong ideological differences between the large parties and the opportunism of potential partners make the...
The year democracy will face its biggest test
Around the world, more voters will go to the polls this year than at any time in history.
LIFESTYLE
The blessing — and the curse — of a giant bed
A super king on the cheap means sweet dreams and horrid washing days.
The art of emigration
The question of what emigration ‘looks like' highlights the unique nature of the phenomenon.
Food and peace
If you experience someone's cooking, you understand something of what makes them human.
BACK PAGE
The chic princess and a big beauty sale
Everything on our radar this week that you don't want to miss out on.
15 questions for Riku Lätti
The #hashtagless writer, singer, filmmaker and songwriter on what drives him.
Women with unwavering focus
Fearless female vigilantes are our avatars in dark revenge fantasies.
Compassion can save the planet
Every living organism is interconnected, and man is but a small part of the great tapestry.
Suspense novel disintegrates into sci-fi
Terry Hayes, the master of pushing emotional buttons, misses the mark with his new novel.
A reader’s guide to escapism
A historical romance from the 'Bridgerton' era is perfect for end-of-the-day relaxation.
From teenagers to tteokbokki
There's an incomparable world of fun and variety within the covers of books.