Saturday, April 14 2018
The Eclectic Weekend
12 GREAT READS FROM THIS WEEK'S TIMES SELECT CURATED FOR YOU
Zuma's scheming the sign of a trapped, desperate man
With the possibility of jail looming, the former president might have revolt and rebellion on his mind
The greatest love of small
No matter how seemingly trivial or nonsensical an act is, if it is done for love it is noble
The message about Hani that I can hear at last
When Chris Hani died in 1993, young Tom Eaton, like many others, didn't understand what it meant
Winnie or lose? Why books about the late icon suck
Critics slam biographies as error-strewn, inaccurate, naive and vague or overly sentimental and uncritical
Searching for our truth, in black and white
Is racism getting worse? Experts say it's complicated but there is hope
What’s the colour of love?
How Sindi Sithole met Marinus van Zyl ... and learned many truths, both good and bad, about SA society
From rage to reconciliation: 'I would do it all over again'
Paarl road rage victim who washed his assailant's feet says he has no regrets
Life lessons for a school that produced a miracle
Former headmistress reflects on Parktown Girls' High's journey to social cohesion and equality
Billionaire comes to the rescue of two Gupta mines
Quinton van der Burgh has won a temporary contract to keep Optimum and Koornfontein afloat
GT Ferreira and his workers say bye to a billion
No thanks to major investment in sinking Steinhoff
The bottom line: The sorry saga of Sagarmatha
And foreigners on the hunt after German offer for M&R
Caster kicks Budd
Zola Budd's record has stood for longer than Caster Semenya has been alive