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The middle ground is strengthened. A strong and more capable state and a growing economy can be built on this foundation.
The IEC commissioner targeted by Jacob Zuma's MK Party was the spearhead of Operation Vula.
It is not impossible for the MKP to eventually succeed the ANC as South Africa's liberation party.
Travel to the farthest corners of the internet to find the most tantalising, strange and surprising happenings.
Thanks to the new cannabis law, marijuana is a step closer to being a regular commodity.
The history of dagga can be traced back 5,000 years — and it seems Paul Kruger was also a roeker.
How will it work if the Democrats have to nominate someone else as their presidential candidate?
Collecting is not about lists. It’s the art of submission, catching the wave of chance and riding it for as long as you can.
Niq Mhlongo's explosive new book takes us to an uncomfortable but compelling place: a city of broken dreams.
Feminist and gender activist Barbara Boswell writes to heal herself and others.
Miranda July's new novel will divert your attention from politics and make you look at life with new eyes.
The Fomolistas update you on 2024's buzzwords, art on Instagram, improbable places and a bitter treat.
It's a staple for most households in South Africa, but if you haven't yet been converted, the time has come.
Revisit an old movie starring Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal and get expert tips on poetry and art.
He is a creative producer and director, wrote SA's first student cookbook, and his greatest passion is growing orchids.
June 14 2024
South Africa turned around in her tracks yesterday
The middle ground is strengthened. A strong and more capable state and a growing economy can be built on this foundation.
Janet Love: the story of a real MK soldier
The IEC commissioner targeted by Jacob Zuma's MK Party was the spearhead of Operation Vula.
The true ideology of the MK Party
It is not impossible for the MKP to eventually succeed the ANC as South Africa's liberation party.
Webbits and titbits
Travel to the farthest corners of the internet to find the most tantalising, strange and surprising happenings.
Now that dagga is no longer a drug
Thanks to the new cannabis law, marijuana is a step closer to being a regular commodity.
Nxa! Our ancestors were all stoners
The history of dagga can be traced back 5,000 years — and it seems Paul Kruger was also a roeker.
What if it can’t be Biden versus Trump?
How will it work if the Democrats have to nominate someone else as their presidential candidate?
LIFESTYLE
Recording a New York state of mind
Collecting is not about lists. It’s the art of submission, catching the wave of chance and riding it for as long as you can.
Down and out in an alien Jozi
Niq Mhlongo's explosive new book takes us to an uncomfortable but compelling place: a city of broken dreams.
Barbara Boswell: Betrayal meets a fighting spirit
Feminist and gender activist Barbara Boswell writes to heal herself and others.
Virtuoso of fantasy and multiple orgasm
Miranda July's new novel will divert your attention from politics and make you look at life with new eyes.
BACK PAGE
Say hi to terry and take a teddy bear’s advice
The Fomolistas update you on 2024's buzzwords, art on Instagram, improbable places and a bitter treat.
Pig cheeks for the cabbage cultists
It's a staple for most households in South Africa, but if you haven't yet been converted, the time has come.
Writer’s revenge and monster verses
Revisit an old movie starring Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal and get expert tips on poetry and art.
15 questions for Hein Scholtz
He is a creative producer and director, wrote SA's first student cookbook, and his greatest passion is growing orchids.