Saturday, November 21 2020
The Eclectic Weekend
12 GREAT READS FROM THIS WEEK'S SUNDAY TIMES DAILY CURATED FOR YOU
Spare us the platitudes and just do your jobs, politicians
The barrage of praise for Kimi Makwetu from those who for years blatantly ignored him is nauseating
With friends like the ANC’s, who needs enemies?
As the Zuma-Zondo contretemps proves yet again, for the ANC friendship means something very different
God knows how the Bushiris fled, but praise be that they did
In a country where miscreants are sure they can dodge the law, it’s a welcome novelty for someone to be scared of it
To understand Trump, realise he’s a child
US president’s self-importance and enormous ego will simply not allow him to leave quietly and with dignity
Out with political connectedness, in with merit before SA drowns
Public- and private-sector concerns have been at the mercy of incompetents for too long, putting SA on the back foot
There’s a reason why people fall for the likes of Bushiri and Ace
We can only pity these poor, gullible souls who have been so let down by the people who should be leading them
Listen up, unless it knocks you out, it’s simply not stunning
A column to satisfy your inner grammar nerd
Painting from the heart ... that’s Esther Mahlangu’s secret to success
The world-renowned artist who recently celebrated her 85th birthday is as passionate and productive as ever
If ‘obnoxious’ is this fresh, include me in that narrative
What starts off as a straightforward story turns into something else altogether in this mind-blowing debut
‘This Is Not a Burial’ is a fitting tribute to Twala’s immense talent
Lesotho filmmaker hopes to make history at 2021 Oscars, and his film promises to resurrect Southern African cinema
If the rugby awards hadn’t been cancelled, who would’ve won?
It’s been decided not enough Test rugby has been played this year to warrant the annual World Rugby ceremony
Bafana, pull your finger out or you’re not Ghana be going to Cameroon
The national team’s players need a lesson in self-motivation or their Afcon 2022 dream will become a nightmare