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Policy and cabinet decisions will be the result of combative discussions, which is good news.
Luke Lamprecht from Women and Men Against Child Abuse speaks about the horrors he sees in his work,
The Jozi My Jozi movement is making strides with a clean-up that might signal the revival of a struggling city.
The arbitrary side of your week in memes, videos and obscure news stories.
The SAPS elite investigative unit was born in sin. But its members, says a new book, carry on against heavy odds.
A century before Lucas Radebe captained Leeds United, a black Free State soccer team toured Britain.
Why should South Africa still have something that sounds as archaic and Eurocentric as ‘Roman-Dutch law'?
President William Ruto withdrew the budget after two days of nationwide rallies.
Unrestricted speech does not necessarily lead to more rational discussion.
Whose history matters more, and who has the authority to draw a line under what happened before?
What has become of those who would rather overturn the table than sit at it with ostentatious appurtenances?
A perfect thriller and an Indian detective mystery satisfy the wild streak in bookworms.
A look at a love story to die for, crime fiction and a new list of Very Important Books.
This week, the Fomolistas also have a thing for spritzes, saying no, and the wisdom of Anaïs Nin.
June 28 2024
GNU confronts the politics of compromise
Policy and cabinet decisions will be the result of combative discussions, which is good news.
Child abuse: A tale of two courts
Luke Lamprecht from Women and Men Against Child Abuse speaks about the horrors he sees in his work,
Joburg: 10 great things happening right now
The Jozi My Jozi movement is making strides with a clean-up that might signal the revival of a struggling city.
News flashes that overtake and tackle you
The arbitrary side of your week in memes, videos and obscure news stories.
Glory to the tumbling Hawks
The SAPS elite investigative unit was born in sin. But its members, says a new book, carry on against heavy odds.
‘No assegais’ for 1899 UK soccer tour
A century before Lucas Radebe captained Leeds United, a black Free State soccer team toured Britain.
Between the Romans and the Dutch
Why should South Africa still have something that sounds as archaic and Eurocentric as ‘Roman-Dutch law'?
The issues driving Kenya’s angry young protesters
President William Ruto withdrew the budget after two days of nationwide rallies.
How the internet is tearing us apart
Unrestricted speech does not necessarily lead to more rational discussion.
A better future need not dismiss the past
Whose history matters more, and who has the authority to draw a line under what happened before?
LIFESTYLE
We’re zombies caught in a generic Netflix series
What has become of those who would rather overturn the table than sit at it with ostentatious appurtenances?
Serial killers and cosy crime
A perfect thriller and an Indian detective mystery satisfy the wild streak in bookworms.
A hunger for finely crafted love stories
A look at a love story to die for, crime fiction and a new list of Very Important Books.
Hylton Nel’s colossal cats spin on Dior’s catwalk
This week, the Fomolistas also have a thing for spritzes, saying no, and the wisdom of Anaïs Nin.
Wilgenhof and waterzooi
A low-budget surprise and a Cumberbatch triumph
15 questions for Misi Overturf