Monday, October 12 2020

Ramaphosa’s judicious appointments are beginning to act, and they’re coming for the looting Zuma-ites

It was bye-bye internet in a Jozi suburb when a payment glitch saw a landlord flick the switch on a cellphone mast

Task team formed to deal with tensions 'between farm workers, dwellers and farmers'

Some students have lost years of their lives since taking part in Fees Must Fall protests, but they’d do it again

The protest cost Minnie Ntuli her degree, but it opened doors she never imagined possible

Chumani Maxwele was suspended three times and expelled twice from UCT for his involvement in the protests

The Student Representative Council leader discusses the protest and how it evolved into a national movement

With 2,000 cases daily for the first time since September 21, it’s a reminder that coronavirus hasn’t gone away

Kamala Harris fits the bill for the US to recover its former glory. It would be selfish towards the country not to vote

His murder made him a modern-day saint. Had he survived, what might he have been today?

In the battleground state of Florida, a previously unthinkable shift to the left is dividing locals

Rife opportunism and state complacency blamed, along with misuse of emergency powers in Manaus

Is a cardinal’s forced resignation blowback for papal reforms, or a ‘dirty tricks’ tit-for-tat with a paedo priest?

It’s all about our choppers becoming redundant, thanks to processed food and our ever-shortening faces

The singer doesn’t need the mag, but the world needs her in it. This is why she should dare to bare all

Here’s to rolling like the rich and famous in super luxury, to which nothing in the automotive industry comes close

The little oasis in Joburg’s concrete jungle is ready to welcome back guests

Missing the competition would be bad financially, but in terms of conditioning the Boks are way behind

Tech gives runners a hugely unfair advantage, and it’s killing the integrity of the sport, an expert warns

Today in SA sports history: October 12