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• ANC has failed SA for past 30 years, says Msimanga

  DA GAUTENG premier candidate Solly Msimanga concedes that his party is not making a “perfect” attempt to win Gauteng but blames it on the ANC ahead of the May 29 elections.

• Addressing education crisis after Covid

  Four years and nearly a month ago, our country, like many others, was plunged into a total shutdown due to Covid-19. On that fateful day of March 26, 2020, we all entered uncharted waters, reminiscent of the Aids pandemic of the early 2000s.

• Ronwen: Sundowns want to do it for SA

  RULANI Mokwena will send his Mamelodi Sundowns team on to the Loftus Versfeld pitch for tonight’s CAF Champions League semi-final second- leg clash against Esperance (8pm kick-off) with a clear message – don’t be afraid to lose the game.

• Klopp’s fond Liverpool farewell fizzling out fast

  Jurgen Klopp’s nearly nine years at Liverpool have been filled with memorable milestones, but an unwanted first of his reign leaves his final few weeks at Anfield with little left to play for.

• Chiefs goals will come at right time for Shabalala

  Mduduzi Shabalala’s quick transition from a boy to a man at Kaizer Chiefs has made him realise that “uneasy is the head that wears the crown”.

• Ten Hag: Many positives for Man United

  Bruno Fernandes eased the pressure on under-fire Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag as his double inspired a nervous 4-2 win against Sheffield United on Wednesday night.

• Van Wyk hopes Jaguars can be ‘dethroned’

  When Jenny van Wyk sits down to watch the Telkom Netball League (TNL) in the coming weeks, she will have to do so without revealing her predisposition towards defending champions the Gauteng Jaguars.

• Win or bust for Spurs against Richards Bay

  CAPE Town Spurs, who were downed by Sekhukhune United’s freak goal last week, are deep in relegation strife.

• Chuck the ball around at your peril, Stormers

  The Stormers are in a crucial battle with Leinster tomorrow evening in Cape Town to keep their spot among the top eight teams in the United Rugby Championship.

• sports Cricket given a fun twist for disabled kids at Newlands Table Cricket Festival

  THE iconic Newlands Cricket Stadium played host to several exciting matches yesterday – but with a twist.

Featured documents

• Judgment reserved in Muslim marriages application

  THE Constitutional Court has reserved judgment in an application by the Women’s Legal Centre (WLC) on the recognition of Muslim marriages under South African law....

• ‘Arch’s demise ends an era of truly outstanding ethical leadership’

  THE universal, spontaneous, fond remembrance of Nobel Laureate Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Mpilo Tutu – by citizens and leaders alike in South Africa and abroad – is testimony to his committed, principled and courageous struggle for social justice and the quest to restore our common humanity....

• Mpati Commission report a ‘grave injustice’ to Sekunjalo

  LEADING the headlines at almost every turn, the name of Sekunjalo was inter-changed with AYO. Yet ‘Sekunjalo’ was never included in the commission’s self-declared terms of reference, so how did the Mpati Commission and subsequent media reporting end up being dominated by discussions about this...

• Thank you, but no thanks

  My sincere apologies for responding only now to your invitation to join your group “UDF40” in your commemoration of the UDF and your “Call to Action” on August 20. Thank you very much for the invitation and for your patience. You honour me by inviting me to be a part of this event, which under...

• Joe Rogan controversy a key barometer of media freedom

  This week, Yeonmi Park, a North Korean human rights activist, sounded a clarion call to defend media freedom, telling the world, to “Wake up, while the time remains to fight back” as she supports the voice of famous podcaster Joe Rogan, who is embroiled in a snowballing media controversy....

• ‘Arch’s demise ends an era of truly outstanding ethical leadership’

  THE universal, spontaneous, fond remembrance of Nobel Laureate Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Mpilo Tutu – by citizens and leaders alike in South Africa and abroad – is testimony to his committed, principled and courageous struggle for social justice and the quest to restore our common humanity....

• Debunking myths about Africa-China relations

  WITH the evolving role of China as Africa’s biggest trading partner, a splurge of unfounded misconceptions and negative narratives have surrounded the dynamic relationship between the resource-rich continent and the emerging global power, China....

• Joe Rogan controversy a key barometer of media freedom

  This week, Yeonmi Park, a North Korean human rights activist, sounded a clarion call to defend media freedom, telling the world, to “Wake up, while the time remains to fight back” as she supports the voice of famous podcaster Joe Rogan, who is embroiled in a snowballing media controversy....

• 21 SA stars we lost in 2021

  This year, the South African entertainment industry suffered tremendous losses with the passing of many actors, directors, television and theatre creatives, writers and musicians....

• Lessons from this year’s unrest

  DURING the period July 9 to 17 South Africa experienced violent protests and socio-political unrest characterised by widespread looting of shops and businesses, as well as burning and destruction of public facilities and private properties, mostly in the provinces of KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) and Gauteng....