Monday, July 27 2020

There is something this administration knows about its citizens: they are either gullible or just plain dumb

Only 38,594 pupils arrived to collect food, while the feeding scheme is supposed to feed almost 1.6 million

We speak to some of the impoverished families whose lifeline was severed when the feeding scheme stopped

Some tracking companies will still recover a client’s car when they are in arrears, but the cost can be prohibitive

NSPCA has gone to court to stop the export of 56,000 sheep, but exporters say their conditions are humane

A young inventor has implemented a clever and cost-effective way to keep taxi windows open and the viral load low

Cape hospital devises communication system to ease the burden on health professionals and heartbreak for families

The water and toilet situation throws up the bigger human rights infringement in the wake of apartheid

Banks have been given discretion to apply liberal credit criteria, but the scheme is not intended to be profitable

Extracts from diaries and letters written between July 27 and August 2

To head off hesitancy and overblown expectations the public needs to know the risks of a potential vaccine

Through their response to the George Floyd killing they overplayed their hand, and he won’t let it go to waste

Even before prickly Meghan arrived, Harry wanted out of William and Kate’s shadow, according to a biography

Most microplastics pass through seafood and don’t reach our dinner plates, scientists have found

The Story of Us So Far is about as uplifting as roadkill. Our new one has to transcend mediocrity and waste

Of the nearly 1.2 million jobs on the line if tourism doesn’t reopen by December, 70% are women’s

Today in SA sports history: July 27