Tuesday, July 14 2020

She’ll be remembered as a foot soldier who ‘picked up her mother’s banner and kept her spirit alive’

If you’re shouting ‘all lives matter’, you misunderstand the issue or don’t believe that lives matter equally

Yet SA still produces outstanding black athletes despite these unfriendly spaces

An online social media war featuring mommy bloggers has contributed to a discussion on diversity and racism

Minister says it’s inexcusable to clog beds with drinkers, but citizens point to apparent double standards

A two-year probe into Verulam ‘terror attacks’ comes to nought, but state warns that accused mustn’t rest easy

Claimants suffer after the RAF canned its lawyers, despite a judge’s order, leading to mayhem at trials

Birding enthusiasts have noticed an increase in special sightings that should not really happen in Joburg

Say what you like about the booze ban, it is the result of a collective shame we need to acknowledge

Have faith, people, the ANC is in charge, yanking our chains, keeping the talentless in power and hoping for the best

Oom Cyril might be treating us like kids by taking away our toys, but if we behave like brats that’s what we deserve

Ruling may be big shift in US stance on indigenous rights. But fight is still on over ‘big money and bad politics’

Her friends contradict Andrew's claim he met her at a party in 1999, but say there's 'a lot more to come out'

With such short-lived antibodies, doctors believe a successful vaccine will have to do more

A French chemist has spent half a century to arrive at this ‘truth’, and bubbles experts are praising its virtues

The artist and activist talks about the changing face of activism in the wake of the pandemic

William Feaver’s biography explores the youth of a man who was happy in stately homes and sordid dives

It’s all down to his uncanny ocular ability that had a 400-year jump on slow-motion photography

Today in SA sports history: July 14