Monday, September 14 2020

It merely has to ramp up victimhood to find favour with desperate voters, then squeeze power out of coalitions

The province has slashed its books budget, but can afford to splash out on administrator’s security

When judging the overall impact of shopping bags, a number of factors need to be taken into account

Experts weigh in on how we’re making sense of this strange new normal on the streets, in hospitals ... in life

They could be giving people Covid-19 immunity and reducing the severity of the virus, scientists say

You can now access a live map to gauge the safety of an area

Unlike conventional CBD oils, what makes the latest innovation more potent is its water-soluble form

SAA. The Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project. Railways. The list of failures is long and depressing

Using a state-sponsored jet to conduct party business shakes the fundamental pillar of separation of powers

Extracts from diaries and letters written between September 14 and September 20

Tech tycoons are seeking to slow down the effects of getting older. These are but five ways to do that

ANALYSIS | Between Covid and wildfires, locals are caught between leaving or adapting to a new normal

Australian journalists targeted as tensions between China and the West spiral to Cold War levels

Pauline Harmange’s sellout book has been called an ‘ode to misandry’ – and she couldn’t be more grateful

Rather build a routine of good habits and keep an eye on the big picture than obsess about force-feeding yourself

Two local creatives have designed an inspiring collection of T-shirts to help create a functional SA

Like the Covid-19 contagion that we are all facing now, data is critical to understanding outbreaks of suicide

Beyond debates about footballing decisions and how the club is run, there’s no sport without Chiefs

US Open has been an experiment, with humans coming off the worst against robots. But it all feels quite inevitable

Today in SA sports history: September 14