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The momentum of Zuma's party could lead to the EFF eventually becoming a 6% political phenomenon again.
A rural rown in the Eastern Cape is symbolic of the decay that has spread across South Africa.
Freedom-loving democracies should be embracing ‘Western values', even as the West is turning its back on them.
The court initially succeeded beyond expectations but the second half of the democratic era has been a mixed bag.
During World War 2, a soprano sang for numerous warships from the north pier.
Aside from the modern weaponry, Iran's attack on Israel last weekend might well have been from an ancient manuscript.
When your brain commits without thinking, you're where you're meant to be — even if it's often unpleasant.
Foods that curb your appetite, solar lights and termite mounds are all on the Fomolistas' radar this week.
Top cop shows, a gallery retrospective and Sylvaine Strike's latest, five piano concertos … and an encore.
The professor of politics is a renowned political analyst, a 'Vrye Weekblad' contributing editor and a media personality.
An encounter literary excellence can make it hard to recover your passion for crime fiction and domestic noir.
Helen Oyeyemi's inventiveness reaches new heights — just like the flavour of spices in a new recipe book.
April 19 2024
MKP can dethrone EFF as the enfant terrible
The momentum of Zuma's party could lead to the EFF eventually becoming a 6% political phenomenon again.
To walk 56 years into the past
A rural rown in the Eastern Cape is symbolic of the decay that has spread across South Africa.
Western domination is waning — and it’s about time
Freedom-loving democracies should be embracing ‘Western values', even as the West is turning its back on them.
Constitutional Court at 30: cracks are showing
The court initially succeeded beyond expectations but the second half of the democratic era has been a mixed bag.
Who was Durban’s Lady in White?
During World War 2, a soprano sang for numerous warships from the north pier.
A bloody land that keeps circling back in time
Aside from the modern weaponry, Iran's attack on Israel last weekend might well have been from an ancient manuscript.
At home in the groove
When your brain commits without thinking, you're where you're meant to be — even if it's often unpleasant.
LIFESTYLE
Welcome to life in all its fullness
Foods that curb your appetite, solar lights and termite mounds are all on the Fomolistas' radar this week.
Look, listen … and luxuriate
Top cop shows, a gallery retrospective and Sylvaine Strike's latest, five piano concertos … and an encore.
15 + 6 questions for Piet Croucamp
The professor of politics is a renowned political analyst, a 'Vrye Weekblad' contributing editor and a media personality.
Words that captivate: you have been held
An encounter literary excellence can make it hard to recover your passion for crime fiction and domestic noir.
Prague, Kiev and cardamom
Helen Oyeyemi's inventiveness reaches new heights — just like the flavour of spices in a new recipe book.