Friday, August 28 2020

The president says government is bent on fighting graft, with 11 agencies working together on PPE corruption

We know how to keep Covid-19 at bay, so let’s do the same with our leadership and wash our hands of it

Ministerial committee advises government to consider additional taxes and ‘controls’ even after the pandemic

Covid-19 has forced the usual donor countries to look after their own, which spells disaster for the continent

From clinical and treatment breakthroughs to streamlined processes – how Groote Schuur stepped up

The continent is making gains, but in nine countries the case fatality rate is higher than the global average

Four people, one a man who suffered two bouts of hepatitis, are believed to have been poisoned by the tea

Core food costs are rocketing, leaving women juggling desperately to feed families and keep them healthy

The seven years it wasted on the RAF bill could have been focused on dealing with child killers and rapists

I signed up to take part in trials for a promising vaccine as SA joins the global race against Covid-19

A column to satisfy your inner grammar nerd

Ischgl in Austria is being sued by 1,000 people for not taking adequate precautions against the virus

The women’s online campaigns have led to the recent arrests of at least seven suspects in Iran and Egypt

Poaching chief cut a bloody swathe across a rainforest, slaughtering rare animals with military-grade weapons

Two-thirds of mountaineers now reach the peak, helped by more oxygen, more ropes and better forecasts

Anna Kendrick on getting ‘too close to real life’ in her hit romcom

From Jamie Foxx to Chris O'Dowd and Michaela Coel, the stars are out to play for your viewing pleasure

There you’ll find the KAMERS/Makers market, which is popping up with everything art, fashion and design

Today in SA sports history: August 28