Thursday, June 18 2020

Government’s early-lockdown precision has vanished, as it appears to have abandoned its responsibility to lead

As they bid her farewell, family and friends share happy memories of a well-loved and resourceful woman

Pule, who was expecting her first child, was found hanging from a tree with a stab wound to her chest

Their enemies are of a different time and form. But the 1976 generation can teach a lot about leading and succeeding

University leader accused of using Mandela’s words inappropriately to defend colonial-era statues

Seven suspects face 46 charges, including fraud, corruption, racketeering and money laundering

The prices might seem eye-watering to some, but hundreds of old loco number plates auctioned fast

An initiative offers frontline public healthcare workers a safe and private room to stay near hospitals

The VBS Mutual Bank arrests are welcome, but a number of ‘imminent’ charges are yet to be laid

Advertisers and his own employees are in revolt over the Facebook chief’s treatment of the president’s posts

The American singer’s voice was ‘nothing short of perfect’, but her life was another story

Poor-quality research is being used to justify this policy, with an unhealthy dose of confirmation bias

California city locals cry cover-up, say Ku Klux Klan sympathisers may be to blame for two deaths

Even some Republicans worry whether his divisive rhetoric is increasingly out of step with public opinion

Buried a decade ago by the eccentric antiques dealer, the R32m trove has lured hundreds – sometimes fatally

We’ve shopped the 10 trends that form the building blocks for a fail-safe winter wardrobe

Three South African sneaker fanatics tell us how they keep their favourite footwear squeaky clean

Today in SA sports history: June 18