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Even if it's not the ‘new 1994', the election could still deliver a new start for a battered country.
Rise Mzansi's business sector coordinator, Nick Binedell, on Songezo Zibi, coalitions and how to fix South Africa.
Nine of the exciting candidates from parties contesting the general election for the first time … and one independent.
The West's moral and material support for what is now generally seen as genocide by Israel is starting to backfire.
An explosive new book says the online retailer stands accused of inflating prices, overcharging sellers and stifling...
Nearly two centuries after its founding, the Garrick has finally decided to admit female members
The punk rock icon Steve Albini once went out of his way to offend people. Late in life, he apologised and explained.
The rapid rise of AI and economic recovery have combined to leave the US short of energy.
The Fomolistas also have their eye on canned chicken (it's a coming thing) and sweaters that put your internal...
Try these simple comfort dishes you can even pull off in a soulless self-catering rental with wonky pots and pans.
A romantic series with all the complications of real life, and an SA artist list his favourites here and abroad
He's a journalist, a poet, a tour guide, and sometimes he plays the fool in his band, The Buckfever Underground.
The human psyche and relationships provide the canvas for some of the most compelling novels.
Twenty-one years ago, 10 men were attacked in a brothel in Sea Point. Now there is a book about the murders.
A book everyone should read, Alice Munro's highlights and new insights from Judith Butler.
May 24 2024
At least the ANC’s hegemony is in the dustbin
Even if it's not the ‘new 1994', the election could still deliver a new start for a battered country.
The pre-election fog of war
Rise Mzansi's business sector coordinator, Nick Binedell, on Songezo Zibi, coalitions and how to fix South Africa.
Meet some fresh political blood
Nine of the exciting candidates from parties contesting the general election for the first time … and one independent.
The tide turns against Tel Aviv and the US
The West's moral and material support for what is now generally seen as genocide by Israel is starting to backfire.
The Amazon behemoth that’s now in SA
An explosive new book says the online retailer stands accused of inflating prices, overcharging sellers and stifling...
Storming the male redoubt of a London club
Nearly two centuries after its founding, the Garrick has finally decided to admit female members
What is Canal+?
Where have all the dinner parties gone?
The DA’s hopes burned up with the flag
Confessions of a reformed asshole
The punk rock icon Steve Albini once went out of his way to offend people. Late in life, he apologised and explained.
First world (electricity) problems
The rapid rise of AI and economic recovery have combined to leave the US short of energy.
LIFESTYLE
Stylish toilets and Churchillian wisdom
The Fomolistas also have their eye on canned chicken (it's a coming thing) and sweaters that put your internal...
Easy hands-off food for lonely days
Try these simple comfort dishes you can even pull off in a soulless self-catering rental with wonky pots and pans.
Romantic and rough, art here and there
A romantic series with all the complications of real life, and an SA artist list his favourites here and abroad
15+5 questions for Toast Coetzer
He's a journalist, a poet, a tour guide, and sometimes he plays the fool in his band, The Buckfever Underground.
Beating hearts and messy moral fibre
The human psyche and relationships provide the canvas for some of the most compelling novels.
Sizzlers: sex workers in a loveless city
Twenty-one years ago, 10 men were attacked in a brothel in Sea Point. Now there is a book about the murders.
The screen generation, Munro and gender
A book everyone should read, Alice Munro's highlights and new insights from Judith Butler.