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The ANC might have discarded the mantle of 'liberation movement' through the government of national unity.
The cabinet lekgotla will tackle policy issues, and new home affairs minister Leon Schreiber says it's a key moment.
It's not every day that the ego and/or stubbornness of one person can determine the future of the world.
Elections and rugby matches bring the fights, the jokes and the chaos.
The visual appeal of a car is not merely for the pleasure of its driver. Automobile design is on display daily.
Strange things are happening in supermarkets with sizing and quantities and the packaging of products.
There is a growing connection between nuclear energy and artificial intelligence, which needs huge amounts of power.
When you get the chance to see Dylan, Plant, Krauss and Nelson, you don't think twice.
Learning a new language can give you a whole new look at the world.
Liquid Intelligent Technologies has a pioneering view on technological transformation.
Behind Sir Keir Starmer's image as a middle-of-the-road fellow there's a man who knows exactly what he wants.
These two new novels make you realise that humanity is a failed experiment.
A sweltering day in Alabama ends with a night in Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald's house.
New books about mendacity, narcissism, drug abuse and mayhem are must-reads.
This week, the Fomolistas speculate on Irish revenge and find new uses for a French press.
July 12 2024
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The ANC might have discarded the mantle of 'liberation movement' through the government of national unity.
Why it’s a critical weekend for the GNU
The cabinet lekgotla will tackle policy issues, and new home affairs minister Leon Schreiber says it's a key moment.
Joe Biden: large cracks in the dam wall
It's not every day that the ego and/or stubbornness of one person can determine the future of the world.
FREE SPEECH
That news you read on-the-sly at work
Elections and rugby matches bring the fights, the jokes and the chaos.
(Some) cars have earned their status as public art
The visual appeal of a car is not merely for the pleasure of its driver. Automobile design is on display daily.
Your two litres of ice-cream is not two litres
Strange things are happening in supermarkets with sizing and quantities and the packaging of products.
South Africa’s new nuclear renaissance
There is a growing connection between nuclear energy and artificial intelligence, which needs huge amounts of power.
My bucket is almost empty
When you get the chance to see Dylan, Plant, Krauss and Nelson, you don't think twice.
A new language and a new (better) you
Learning a new language can give you a whole new look at the world.
PROMOTION | How IT can promote equality and growth
Liquid Intelligent Technologies has a pioneering view on technological transformation.
How beige is Keir Starmer?
Behind Sir Keir Starmer's image as a middle-of-the-road fellow there's a man who knows exactly what he wants.
Books that bruise
These two new novels make you realise that humanity is a failed experiment.
A Yankee, a flapper and endless spats
A sweltering day in Alabama ends with a night in Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald's house.
Lies, deceit and manipulation unmasked
New books about mendacity, narcissism, drug abuse and mayhem are must-reads.
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Remembering Dame Edna as we munch on matzos
This week, the Fomolistas speculate on Irish revenge and find new uses for a French press.