Thursday, September 3 2020

The education dept says pupils have time to catch up, but politicians don’t care about their decisions’ results

‘Clear cases of fraud’ have been identified, the details of which will be provided in the coming weeks and months

She says the plan was to delete info from her devices in a ‘nefarious’ bid to intimidate her and violate her privacy

John Moodey has resigned from the DA, saying the party’s been ‘captured’ and he can no longer defend it

A teacher who allegedly assaulted another has had his more than year-long suspension, on ‘full pay’, lifted

Covid-19’s overall death toll could be three times the official figure, according to estimates by the council

Unusual project aims to save the iconic freshwater species that used to spawn en masse like salmon

Travel operators welcome the revival but say international visitors remain crucial

And ploughing through this paper trail may cost taxpayers more than what is ultimately recovered

As a young African male, I have been forced to confront how my culture contributes to gender-based violence

The UN is poised to start deliberations about allowing deep-sea mining, with no regard for the youth

Death rate among indigenous people was more than twice as high as the rest of Brazil by mid-August

But long-suffering victims have lost faith in the government’s long-unfulfilled promise to build shelters

Paul Rusesabagina, the inspiration for the Hollywood film, faces a raft of charges, including terrorism

Meddling in school curriculum meets unusual dissent, but Beijing replies with even more heavy-handedness

We ask the studio’s Kevin Frankental about their plans to expand into Amsterdam, his philosophy, and more

What we watch and Covid-19 have changed fashion’s obsession with modesty, but it’s still with us, just sexy

Thank you, Alessandro Michele. The new collection is vivid, zany and nostalgic, and we want everything in it

Today in SA sports history: September 3