Saturday, October 31 2020
The Eclectic Weekend
12 GREAT READS FROM THIS WEEK'S SUNDAY TIMES DAILY CURATED FOR YOU
Ace, Julius, dignity wasn’t on your radar before - so why now?
The reason the elites are all over rights and innocent until proven guilty is because they are in the firing line
That budget must have been tough, but it’s got zero on Tito’s next ordeal
The minister now has to explain it to the ANC, which doesn’t seem to know what an economy, or lack thereof, is
Mboweni bats away downgrade talk, saying mini-budget does enough
He believes the spending commitments in the medium-term budget are enough to save SA from further ratings downgrades
A ghost story as real as anything you’ll hear in the White House
A column to satisfy your inner grammar nerd
They stumbled across one shipwreck … then another … and another
A father and son's extraordinary find led to heritage experts rushing to a deserted Cape Agulhas beach
From genius moves to a moving tribute, the weekend is sorted
Whether Netflix, Showmax or Apple TV are your bag, here are five reasons to batten down the hatches
Come to think of it, the communications minister has a point
Government should force MultiChoice to collect a TV-ownership levy. It’s unlikely people will cancel subscriptions
We don’t need another banal statue, we need to raise people from despair
The money spent on a nine-metre OR Tambo statue should have been used on education, health, the list goes on
It’s our turn to be eaten: corruption is deadly, and we don’t see it coming
Alarmingly, many people think that corruption has no costs. But it's a crime against humanity
Bok powerhouse unlikely to spring back into action this year
It’s been 17 years since a World Player of the Year could not loll in the lustre of success. It’s Pieter-Steph’s turn
For Chiefs, the light at the end of the tunnel is a mere glimmer
Coach Gavin Hunt will have to rely on young players, undisturbed rhythm and magic to put silverware in the cabinet
WBC wants to add punch to weight classes, but there’s a giant flaw
The council must have been snoozing when the super-cruiserweight division was tried and knocked out decades ago