Tuesday, November 3 2020

Steenhuisen and Zille’s wins could lead to the party struggling to woo black voters, they say

That some franchises have to be reminded to transform spits in the face of the spade work black players put in

He’s done many things, but perhaps most destructive are his lies, which regimes worldwide have learnt from

Campaigners say though there’s work to be done, black voters are more likely to visit voting stations than use mail

Preferential procurement regulations, promulgated by the minister of finance in 2017, are invalid, court rules

The tireless fighter spanned continents and half a century in the struggle against oppression

Jozi disaster sparks fears than many small shops 'will never be able to recover'

Progress was being made until the contract for the company hired to fix things wasn't renewed

A colour-blind approach pretends we live in a society where the effects of historically targeted discrimination are gone

By replicating the Nats’ method the ANC has created a tiny elite and done nothing to overcome disparities

Artscape CEO Marlene le Roux describes what it was like being coloured growing up, but identifying as black

Bullied as a child, Lindie Koorts clings to her identity more firmly than ever, calling it an act of resistance

Trump reiterates frustration over delayed vote count, as Biden reassures voters the president won’t 'steal' the election

Economic hardship, made worse by lockdown, sees citizens in Kyrgyzstan, Belarus rise up against Russia’s allies

Authorities register between 40,000 and 50,000 domestic violence complaints a year

Archives show Russian accounts helped spread the bizarre theory from April 2017, say researchers

It was a team who had talent‚ but who’s moving parts came together at the most important time

The 22-year-old Tate McDermott looks to salvage pride at the next clash with the All Blacks on Saturday

Today in SA sports history: November 3