Wednesday, October 13 2021

Voters should be more alarmed at the state of our debt-ridden municipalities

‘We are back to life’: just 2,000 fans got to watch Bafana win in person, but being there meant so much more

And one of SA’s biggest has lamented that unofficial event organisers get a mere slap on the wrist while they suffer

Deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo thanks the retiring chief justice for his outstanding service to the people of SA

Alexander Mirschel, whose father drowned during a houseboat fire, has told Samsa about the harrowing incident

The legislation requires all security-related businesses to be at least 51% SA-owned

Council in trouble after workers lose wages from council downgrading salary scales, allegedly without due processes

A Joburg property developer is uplifting first-time formal renters with trendy, affordable accommodation

It is up to the public to decide if we keep our seats in sports stadiums

Instead of wasting time trying to recoup what’s unrecoupable, it should use the gantries for much-needed traffic control

Employees’ concerns are valid, so companies need to be both empathetic and flexible

As with the global vaccine situation, some wealthy and middle-income nations have raced to the front of the queue

Industry chamber blames authorities for currency instability, central bank to address parallel-market volatility

In a decade, only 0.5% to 5% of the estimated R6,9-trillion a year needed to manage forestry has been spent

Netflix sensation provides fresh ammunition for the communist nation’s routine criticism of South Korean culture

Until now, the earliest documented use of tobacco dated to 3,300 years ago. This discovery traces it to the Ice Ace

Ditching a straight, white saviour for a bisexual superhero is no gimmick, says writer, who wants it to be new normal

A 1,500-year-old wine factory has been unearthed near Tel Aviv, where the drink was used as a substitute for water

Former SA Rugby CEO Rian Oberholzer has been tasked with guiding the rugby union out of its financial quagmire

Proteas opener Aiden Markram enjoyed the experience of batting in the middle order for Punjab Kings

Today in SA sports history: October 13