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 OPINION | The pandemic shut the country down, GBVF barely moves the needle
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OPINION | The pandemic shut the country down, GBVF barely moves the needle

If the language of “national disaster” is to retain its meaning within South Africa’s legal framework, it must be accompanied by measures that are visible and capable of producing real change, argue...

03 Aug
Jonny Steinberg | The villagers who fear that Ramaphosa wants to kill them
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Jonny Steinberg | The villagers who fear that Ramaphosa wants to kill them

03 Aug
OPINION | IDAC reset illusion: Why patching up half-measures will not defeat kleptocracy
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OPINION | IDAC reset illusion: Why patching up half-measures will not defeat kleptocracy

03 Aug
Pieter du Toit | Dangerous moment for South Africa as SAPS, IDAC clash escalates
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Pieter du Toit | Dangerous moment for South Africa as SAPS, IDAC clash escalates

25 Jun

OPINION | Denounce foreigners but join US programmes? The Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma case
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OPINION | Denounce foreigners but join US programmes? The Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma case

25 Jun

SIU in transition: From reactive corruption busters to corruption blockers
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SIU in transition: From reactive corruption busters to corruption blockers

24 Jun

Mpumelelo Mkhabela | When fear becomes policy: Vigilante groups are outpacing the state
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Mpumelelo Mkhabela | When fear becomes policy: Vigilante groups are outpacing the state

24 Jun

Tony Leon | SA’s state is hollowed out, and 30 June will show us exactly how much
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Tony Leon | SA’s state is hollowed out, and 30 June will show us exactly how much

24 Jun

Siviwe Gwarube | Strong foundations for strong futures: A blueprint for educational reform
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Siviwe Gwarube | Strong foundations for strong futures: A blueprint for educational reform

24 Jun

Paul Hoffman |  SA’s Constitution isn’t the issue, its politicians are
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Paul Hoffman | SA’s Constitution isn’t the issue, its politicians are

23 Jun

OPINION | DBE’s war on Model C schools is based on outdated assumptions – here’s the data
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OPINION | DBE’s war on Model C schools is based on outdated assumptions – here’s the data

23 Jun

Adriaan Basson | Arrest the 30 June deadline terrorists
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Adriaan Basson | Arrest the 30 June deadline terrorists

23 Jun

Mbhazima Shilowa | Abdullah Ibrahim’s piano is silent, but the melody will echo forever
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Mbhazima Shilowa | Abdullah Ibrahim’s piano is silent, but the melody will echo forever

23 Jun

ANALYSIS | Keir Starmer resigns: Can anyone survive as prime minister in today’s Britain?
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ANALYSIS | Keir Starmer resigns: Can anyone survive as prime minister in today’s Britain?

22 Jun

OPINION | Who else must die in the name of justice before urgency kicks in?
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OPINION | Who else must die in the name of justice before urgency kicks in?

22 Jun

Jonny Steinberg | SA’s Constitution is astonishingly powerful
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Jonny Steinberg | SA’s Constitution is astonishingly powerful

22 Jun

OPINION | Beyond ‘xenophobia’: Why SA’s migration crisis is really a governance failure
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OPINION | Beyond ‘xenophobia’: Why SA’s migration crisis is really a governance failure

22 Jun

Pieter du Toit | Sacrificing Steenhuisen: How Rhodes appeased Afrikaners over sheep scab
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Pieter du Toit | Sacrificing Steenhuisen: How Rhodes appeased Afrikaners over sheep scab

21 Jun

Fred Khumalo | Anti-foreigner protests: A ticking time bomb that can still be defused
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Fred Khumalo | Anti-foreigner protests: A ticking time bomb that can still be defused

21 Jun

Essay | I knew the ANC when it had a soul
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Essay | I knew the ANC when it had a soul

21 Jun

Interview |  Border Management’s Mike Masiapato on broken borders, illegal migration and spaza shops
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Interview | Border Management’s Mike Masiapato on broken borders, illegal migration and spaza shops

21 Jun

Bongekile Macupe | While Africa’s tyrants silence critics, South Africans can speak freely
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Bongekile Macupe | While Africa’s tyrants silence critics, South Africans can speak freely

21 Jun

My F*k, Mzansi | DJ Zille’s March and March, #ZumaDidFall... and Steenie the Loslappie
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My F*k, Mzansi | DJ Zille’s March and March, #ZumaDidFall... and Steenie the Loslappie

21 Jun

Meet the two Vereeniging neighbours fixing potholes in their hood... with their own money
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Meet the two Vereeniging neighbours fixing potholes in their hood... with their own money

20 Jun

OBITUARY | Elna McIntosh, trailblazing sexologist who helped transform canoeing in SA
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OBITUARY | Elna McIntosh, trailblazing sexologist who helped transform canoeing in SA

19 Jun

FRIDAY BRIEFING | Strait talk: Oil drops, tensions ease – but US-Iran deal has big gaps
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FRIDAY BRIEFING | Strait talk: Oil drops, tensions ease – but US-Iran deal has big gaps

19 Jun

John Matisonn | Advantage Iran... Israel to serve
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John Matisonn | Advantage Iran... Israel to serve

19 Jun

Palesa Morudu Rosenberg | Epic fury, hollow victory: US-Iran deal could spark more strife
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Palesa Morudu Rosenberg | Epic fury, hollow victory: US-Iran deal could spark more strife

19 Jun

SIU to NPA: Delegate powers of prosecution to us
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SIU to NPA: Delegate powers of prosecution to us

19 Jun

OPINION | Africa and the rise of ‘civilisation-states’: Conversations we are not having
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OPINION | Africa and the rise of ‘civilisation-states’: Conversations we are not having

18 Jun

Nthabi Nhlapo | Malawians stranded: Deepening crisis proves Africa needs urgent intervention
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Nthabi Nhlapo | Malawians stranded: Deepening crisis proves Africa needs urgent intervention

18 Jun

Pieter du Toit | The PIC has R3.6 trillion under investment – don’t take your eyes off it
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Pieter du Toit | The PIC has R3.6 trillion under investment – don’t take your eyes off it

18 Jun

OPINION | Landmark case proves workers cannot be dismissed for telling the truth
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OPINION | Landmark case proves workers cannot be dismissed for telling the truth

18 Jun

OPINION | The shadow scaffolding beneath South Africa’s construction industry
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OPINION | The shadow scaffolding beneath South Africa’s construction industry

17 Jun

Mpumelelo Mkhabela | 26 million South Africans didn’t vote – and it’s killing our democracy
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Mpumelelo Mkhabela | 26 million South Africans didn’t vote – and it’s killing our democracy

17 Jun

Tony Leon | Defeat is an orphan: What Bafana’s opener says about South Africa
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Tony Leon | Defeat is an orphan: What Bafana’s opener says about South Africa

17 Jun

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