Tuesday, May 26 2020

Traders say the overly restrictive conditions may lead to more infections, looting and violence

So-called African solutions that are often uncritically accepted as ‘good’ do nothing for the continent

We are entering a world in which wilful ignorance and childlike solipsism will be smeared across shared spaces

Like their symptoms, their circumstances differed, but these South Africans all put up one hell of a fight

Partner violence, a diversion of health-care workers and people not collecting medication are huge concerns

While the Games’ cancellation is a disaster for many, it also highlights what’s wrong with the world of sport

Shining cricket balls with saliva has been banned by the ICC, so where to from here?

Cooking, reading, kicking ... and more cooking – they’re out of their comfort zone but scoring big brownie points

Let’s stop complaining about empty promises and roll up our sleeves to help our kids get back into classrooms

Through its work to defeat Covid-19, Africa shows the solutions to its problems reside within Africa itself

Covid-19 has shown we can rise above our preoccupation with personal success to rally together

A column to satisfy your inner grammar nerd

Crudely defiant Jair Bolsonaro is in deep water as his country becomes the epicentre of the pandemic

They’re rarely seen in the wild, never mind in cities, but the virus has opened a rare window for the elusive cats

Facebook shareholders urged to revolt against directors and appoint an independent chairperson

As we too mourn the loss of one world and advent of another, Waugh’s elegy feels very right, very now – 75 years later

South Africans craved ‘normality’ during lockdown, but whether we can handle it is another matter

Got a case of the lockdown blues? Just check out these new albums of surprises to keep you looking up

Curtis Sittenfeld’s offering imagines what would have happened if Hillary Rodham Clinton hadn’t married

Today in SA sports history: May 26