Friday, May 29 2020

They offer an astonishing variety of answers to questions about religious events and cluster outbreaks

It’s where our, er, leaders come up with their ‘collective’ decisions that are based on, er, ‘science’ and, er, ‘logic’

Freed after a decade on medical parole, he tells Times Select about his new life and the memoirs he’s writing

The minister says there are eager teachers waiting to enter the system if others do not want to return to work

Although the country has not run out, fears of this happening are rising among health workers

A funeral home owner explains how one pandemic’s lessons in dying and dignity readied them for another

In the age of remote working, a new study has brought to light how work demands could affect our health

Probe clears soldiers of wrongdoing after they ‘only pushed and clapped’ the father of three, who died hours later

His views about reopening schools betray a disdain for those in political office, writes education official

A column to satisfy your inner grammar nerd

Young people suffer the worst damage from lockdowns intended to save older people, world survey finds

Like rockets and self-driving cars, the big ideas aren’t materialising, and all that fanciful spending is drying up

Town planners are taking a whole new route, with visions of closed streets and major redesigns, sans cars

Rivalry between the big guns is intensifying as they launch consoles in a market turbocharged by lockdown

Watch these proudly SA documentaries now streaming on Showmax

And one of the most rated ones is South African

If it’s millennial life in Cape Town, men after meaning, or Spanish club life you want, these series have it covered

Today in SA sports history: May 29