Wednesday, December 1 2021

These people, with their warped logic, are risking lives. It’s time the state put their pleasure and pockets in peril

You shouldn’t need the law to force you to behave like an ethical and responsible human being

Nations need agreement on preventing future pandemics. Ending vaccine hoarding would be a good start

President has particularly bitter words for the African nations that have joined the travel boycott

KZN police boss ‘contradicts’ former defence minister’s evidence at July unrest hearing

Three-day backlog that resulted is just one case among many in SA that are having a dire impact on the economy

Covid-19, joblessness, financial stress, deaths and GBV are taking their toll, so do what you can to help those in need

Discrimination against people infected with HIV and stereotyping are as harmful as the actual disease

Rich nations are asking Africans to take doses while showing little evidence of solidarity in the other direction

While SA may have some immunity after three Covid waves, more data are needed to assess new variant’s severity

CEO says it’s unlikely the shots will be as effective against the new variant as they were against Delta

Afrozensus is first broad survey of nation’s black community and reveals ‘no area of life’ is unaffected by racism

System wades through millions of posts per day to fight crime, but rights groups fear surveillance goes much further

The film by the director of ‘Miners Shot Down’, about the Marikana Massacre, will be screened on SABC3 at 9pm

The rocker captured the images for this year’s music-themed offering, which has moved away from risqué

The designers are using oil industry waste to cut greenhouse gases and provide employment

Until now, performing artists have been unable to sell ownership of their work. NFTs have changed that

Being the country’s Floyd Mayweather doesn’t make one Floyd Mayweather

The combination of a new system and new players has brought the best out in Khama Billiat

Today in SA sports history: December 1