Monday, January 11 2021

The US president has set a vicious, dangerous example for anti-democratic leaders that pepper the world stage

Victims of Covid-19 should personally take legal action against the government

Drastic measures needed to prevent new surge as people flood back from holiday to densely populated province

Phophi Ramathuba and hospital staff disagree over the shortage of ICU beds and PPE as Covid cases rocket

With people returning from holiday and mines set to open this week, Netcare in the province is ramping up capacity

A survey finds that while SA doctors see the benefits of telemedicine, they are concerned about possible litigation

Broken radar transponder and damaged air duct forced aircraft into emergency landing in George, say investigators

If the ruling party does not discipline its members first, it will lose public goodwill, something SA can ill afford

Customers are continuously being short-changed or ignored, but the banking watchdog looks for fair resolutions

Last week’s mayhem at the US Capitol was the culmination of years of winking at violence

The selfish office-work shirker was bad enough, but in a pandemic they cannot be tolerated

US president looks increasingly isolated as more are charged with deadly mob assault on Capitol

Prominent political analyst Olivier Duhamel resigns from Sciences Po and Le Siècle after stepdaughter’s book

Footballers, actors and influencers are heading to the UAE as the tourist hotspot opens its doors to the world

Backlash grows over governments’ use of automated decision-making tools

WP’s reluctance to hand over control to MVM has seen the US consortium throw its money at the KZN side

Cricket Australia is investigating after six fans were removed from Sydney Cricket Ground for ‘racial slurs’

Today in SA sports history: January 11