Tuesday, September 8 2020

For those who think the outrage over Clicks’s hair ad is excessive, put a stocking in it and read on

The way the EFF externalised its frustration about the Clicks advert is how most black people feel daily

While my blonde, straight mop looks like what advertisers consider ‘normal’, it is anything but

That void is where sense and justice should be, but there’s no legitimate, impartial organisation to fill it

Delene Grobler-Koonin was killed by robbers. Seeking justice for her, a colleague was shot. He later died

Assa first predicted 46,000 to 88,000 deaths, but now says there are likely to be between 27,000 and 50,000

An 11-year-old boy tells a Durban court how his father poured petrol over his mother and set her alight

Cape high court tells homeowner the visitors’ parking bays at the estate where he lives are out of bounds

South Africans often bemoan the ANC, but we should perhaps be even more concerned about its rivals

The meeting with Constand Viljoen averted war, and along with good science illustrates the root of prejudice

To this day, no one knows what happened to abducted Umkhonto we Sizwe courier Nokuthula Simelane

Sundowns’ 10th league win should silence the cohort at Chloorkop who wish to see this extraordinary coach fall

He’s pandered to by people who praise and agree with him. His latest debacle shows blunt words are needed

Today in SA sports history: September 8

Zoom’s shortcomings are becoming clear and other start-ups are filling the gaps

Study indicates that though patients suffer serious effects, these tend to heal more quickly than expected

Vosoritide could allow kids with achondroplasia to grow at the normal rate, but some aren't impressed

Satellite images show the firm has decimated swathes of land occupied by the rarest great ape in the world

Never mind history books, it’s period literature and poetry that most vividly take you back in time

From Lauren Beukes’s ‘The Shining Girls’ to Marguerite Poland’s ‘Shades’, add these to your must-watch list

The author’s friendship with the first lady lasted years before crumbling. Shouldn’t she have known better?