EDITORIAL | How many Malakas and Makgolanes are out there?
The fourth estate yet again leads the way in exposing corrupt charlatans
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Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,261
Here are the key events on day 1,261 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
The Papers: ‘Minister for hypocrisy’ and ‘Pill for weight loss on NHS’
Homelessness minister Rushanara Ali has been forced to resign after it was alleged that she “ejected” tenants from one of her properties.
AMABHUNGANE OP-ED: AmaBhungane bids to challenge the Public Procurement Act
Procurement is the ground-zero of corruption and State Capture – that’s why we are heading for the Constitutional Court.
OBITUARY | Poet and activist Molefe Pheto had the final word
And night fell indeed on this hero of letters and liberation who survived John Vorster Square
LUCKY MATHEBULA | The politician-parent conundrum: there’s more to the Mashatile furore than meets the eye
It is evident that the attack on the deputy president’s character is part of a co-ordinated campaign, writes Lucky Mathebula
MARK KEOHANE | Here come the … Wallabies: it’s not ‘gees’, it’s not the haka, but it’ll do
That Australian confidence is striking considering the Wallabies’ track record on South African soil, not to mention Ellis Park
The woman bringing hope to human trafficking survivors
Emma van der Walt, founder and CEO of Brave to Love, a counter-human trafficking organisation, is dedicated to rescuing and restoring the lives of trafficking victims — one survivor at a time
The triple whammy: HIV, migration and climate change
More research shows how climate change could trigger increased migration and, with it, another obstacle in managing HIV — but there are ways to prepare
Blast from the past: Le Clos flies to world championship gold
Today in SA sport history: August 8
TOM EATON | Seriously, what was Tebogo Malaka thinking?
And the R60,000 bribe — why that specific amount?
‘I want to make my mark’: Chippa coach Badela seeks to emerge from Rulani’s shadow
New, young and exciting brains trust of 35-year-old coach and sporting director Mali could ignite the Chilli Boys.
Woman awarded R1.1m for unlawful 33 days in detention and malicious prosecution
Arresting officer and prosecutor both found to have acted improperly in arresting and charging woman who had only asked for water
SA companies scramble for solutions as US punitive tariffs bite
Orders amounting to R750m are in limbo for a South African assembly solutions firm for the automotive manufacturing sector as crippling tariffs kick in
With a PhD at 74, this veteran nurse is still leading with grace and grit
Keeping busy has been a hallmark of Makhado’s life. Fittingly, she describes herself as ‘results oriented’ and ‘thirsty’
Serious offenders to be kept in restricted zones under plans
Ministers hope the legislation will give victims of crime more peace of mind.
Satellite images show surge in rare earth mining in rebel-held Myanmar
Satellite images reportedly identify 26 mines in rebel-held Myanmar next to China and two near Thailand.
CAIR urges US to probe the death of father killed in Israeli settler attack
US Muslim group highlights the legal statutes that it says enable the Trump administration to investigate the incident.
Haiti names new head of transitional council ahead of scheduled elections
Laurent Saint-Cyr is meant to be the last head of the council as it prepares for a nationwide vote to elect a president.
Britons booking ‘later, closer, shorter’ UK breaks
The trend is down to people trying to save money and make the most of hot weather, travel firms say.
How a port clinic stopped my leg turning septic and could be the future of NHS care
Tom Parker was treated in one of 70 harbour health clinics after breaking his fibula fishing at sea.