Saturday, December 5 2020

The measure of Ramaphosa’s clean-up commitment lies in the year ahead, a year in which the ANC faces implosion

The party’s motion of no confidence in the president is merely a grubby lunge for the national spotlight

With right people at the helm this continent can thrive and prosper, despite a history of dictators and corruption

Attacks on the judiciary, such as the recent one by Panyaza Lesufi, need to be censured

Perhaps the ANC will start respecting the law and Magashule will be brought to book, but then again ...

Education department’s hit-and-miss approach to assessment and extra marks is putting SA in dire peril

Masks and home appliances are 2020’s top items, with dishwashers selling in their thousands

The spectre of sexual abuse cases against coaches may explain why there are so few world-class SA female swimmers

In many instances this has to do with TMOs, with Nigel Owens saying the game needs to rely less on them

A column to satisfy your inner grammar nerd

The ‘Anne of Green Gables’ author may have left us more than 70 years ago, but her memory and character live on

Among Zwelethu Machepha’s most notable works is a 2017 collection that tells the story of SA’s waste reclaimers