CLEAN BREAK (PART 1): Members for life — The capture of Cape Town’s planning tribunal
How anti-migrant tensions are poisoning our children’s future
POWER PLAY OP-ED: Zambia’s bold debt-for-energy blueprint — a new model for African development VICTORY SEALED: Government announces Gauteng e-toll debt write-off — but no refunds if you paid INTERVIEW: Brazil and SA are key allies, affirms Ambassador Benedicto Fonseca Filho NASA to wear Prada as luxury group pushes into space industry
Danish soccer player Eriksen collapses during match with Ukraine MEDIA RESET: IOL’s R200m expansion plan marks another turn in the Sekunjalo media saga ANALYSIS: SA’s murder rate drop is worth celebrating — but we need to be realistic FINANCIAL BLUES: Fiery exchanges, weekend negotiations and depressing stats as metro scrambles to approve Bay budget COMMUNITY ACTION: Extortionist targets Cape Town madrasa with threats and demands for ‘protection’ payments WHERE TO INVEST: Retail sector, local stocks and global businesses: Bidcorp and Santova UNITED RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP: Bulls into URC final, while Stormers rue moment of madness and curious officiating
STRAIGHT TALK: Busi Mavuso: Business fixes a pothole for R7,500, City of Joburg spends R65,000 UNDER FIRE: Why is Nelson Mandela Bay’s legal chief still at work? MPs demand answers KING’S BEACH ACTION: Parliamentary criticism finally moves Nelson Mandela Bay on beachfront safety BUSINESS REFLECTION: Crossed Wires: AI is disrupting the hallowed ground of filmmaking SPREADING WINGS: Incredible maiden flight for Eastern Cape captive-bred lappet-faced vulture ON THE UP: Fitch lifts SA’s credit rating, citing ‘prudent fiscal management’ READY TO FLY: Chicken exporters say state delays are clipping the wings of SA’s poultry growth Reporter’s Notebook: Aviation experts say apartheid-era Sasol had the answer for the current jet fuel crisis ON THE FLYHALF: Major Sacha injury blow puts Springbok depth to the test CRITICAL GAPS: ‘It’s Hollywood’: MPs slam leadership vacuums as higher education sector positions remain unresolved Watch – The business of school sport: Are children paying the price? AGAINST ALL ODDS: Bafana Bafana realise World Cup dream despite Safa botches Newsletters: I have a picture for you! 30 May-05 June 2026 WEEKEND WRAP: More members implicated in DSD fallout, illegal immigration crackdown and open-water swimming in Gqeberha FOOD BASKET: Water crisis: floods, drought, and a pricier basket of food
me BREAKTHROUGH: Powerful new HIV prevention drug Lencapavir arrives at pivotal moment for SA BURNOUT CRISIS: Why SA’s young healthcare workers are wearing their stress on their socks KNOCKOUT RUGBY: Bok-laden Bulls and injury-plagued Stormers face uphill URC semis challenges
WHAT WE’RE WATCHING: Mortal Kombat II: The junk food equivalent of a movie blockbuster TotalEnergies appeal exposes the new face of climate misinformation Editing the present for the future: Who gets to decide what we remember? Executive political leadership: Why a ‘super president’ won’t fix South Africa’s problems Draft deeds bill fails to address the township family house crisis Reforming SOEs will be a critical lever in SA’s future development Me, myself and AI — remaining ‘profoundly human’ in a time of artificial intelligence South Africa’s arts funding faces political erosion that threatens creative integrity Africa must now shape the rules, not just react to them
Crypto assets and exchange control: A critical analysis of a defining high court judgment Karl Sander and Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi remind us that the blue line holds amid corruption The SARS penalty trap — how institutional reporting errors punish blameless taxpayers
Watch – They never gave up: Families fight for justice over apartheid-era atrocities Gerrymandered America is heading towards constitutional crisis It’s not enough: South Africa’s 25 litres of ‘basic water’ fails its constitutional test Joburg and Emfuleni: A tale of 2 municipalities and the story of a crisis unfolding Why conviction rates still matter in measuring prosecutorial performance Has SA found the sweet spot in dealing with traditional leadership under the Constitution? Policies must constantly evolve lest they become stultified
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