Wednesday, July 15 2020

Two studies paint grim picture of SA’s relationship with alcohol and its consequences for health-care system

Former SA ‘A’ bowler urges black players to go all out against racism, which he says is alive and well in the game

The highly experienced group says transformation must stop being used as a scapegoat for bad performances

The department of basic education responds to Jonathan Jansen’s open letter to the minister

Principal at special needs school challenges court ruling in favour of teachers who quit over toxic environment

The company will donate food to an old-age home after it was found to have overpriced ginger during lockdown

Despite cops and prosecutors collaborating in investigation and three separate inquiries, there have been no arrests

Maya, 10, was inconsolable after she lost her aunt, then she started using her passion for baking to cope

It’s been 13 years. What will it take for this patient nation to hold to account those who caused this disaster?

The anti-capitalists have an online shop. One hopes the merch will be sold at cost and wasn’t made in China

If Covid-19 has cost you your job, here’s some advice on how to get through it, starting with being kind to yourself

Scepticism of mainstream empirical thought seems to be behind a virus resurgence in the troubled region

Since the pandemic, bold predictions are coming true quicker than expected, with implications for the older workforce

This may be the option for an industry being pushed to cut its emissions in half by 2050, but the challenges are huge

Scientific expedition to Mount Everest reveals how ice melts in freezing conditions

Yes, some of us Google ‘what is racism like in ...’ to prepare for travelling. Here’s why

Covid-19 is giving nature an opportunity to breath and us a chance to re-evaluate our relationship with it

Today in SA sports history: July 15