Saturday, July 31 2021

Beset by problems not of his making, crippled by indecision, it’s hard to imagine what his legacy will be

The clarion call to ‘get behind’ President Ramaphosa is all very well, but what happens after he’s gone?

They claim to care about the poor. They don’t. They want to loot, oppress and get away with it

A column to satisfy your inner grammar nerd

This is fantastic progress for a country that so spectacularly bungled the process in the early stages

Embrace of due process, empirical data and civilised norms is no match for the relentless march of the algorithm

UCT deserves credit for its new online school, but let’s face it, it’s for the middle class, not the poor

Be warned, it makes a big difference if it’s less or more than six months since you made your purchase

People ask this all the time and it’s difficult to answer, but there is one novel that will always be a go-to for me

The HBO production’s winsome second season doubles down on the jokes and expands its cast

A battle royale was expected on the field for the Lions series but it’s become a veritable verbal slanging match off it

All the organisation does is cut, whether it’s costs or qualification pathways for athletes