The UN says data has become a fundamental human right, but there are many other things needed for human dignity

His statement that ‘the state does not create jobs, the private sector does’ is a dramatic about-turn for the ANC

Municipal rot amounts to R189bn. To turn this around we need leaders who lead, then citizens will follow

Eusebius McKaiser and Hennie van Vuuren discuss how Zondo report could have been more nuanced in some respects

SAHPRA is allowing emergency use of molnupiravir and has started a rolling review of the product

The world is drunk on the alcohol this SA artisanal distiller makes from carefully selected elephant droppings

SA is never going to sort out GBV as long as there aren’t enough cops in poorer areas

RTMC thinks they’re SA’s most dangerous drivers and wants the speed limit lowered. Does it get how numbers work?

A column to satisfy your inner grammar nerd

Only 12% of people are fully vaxxed, with some countries administering less than five shots per 100 people

Study indicates after-effects of the virus could be far worse than initially feared, and may last a lifetime

Strip-mining for minerals used in e-car batteries could make the organisms extinct before scientists can study them

Experts believe a white shark of at least three metres in length was responsible for the attack

Other films to take honours included ‘Myanmar Diaries’, ‘Trap’ and ‘Rabiye Kurnaz vs George W Bush’

Thanks to dogs, guests at Sydney Opera House eateries can enjoy meals without being bombarded by seagulls

Experts surveying the east coast of South Island have discovered a rare baby ghost shark

Private investment is welcome, but it needs to more than trickle down to provincial level

‘I wish I could tell you when I’m playing again,’ says Tiger Woods

Today in SA sports history: February 18