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Ramaphosa is pulling a Zuma on us, but his removal can only be engineered from within the ANC and that’s unlikely
If we really cared, we’d require them to help make SA better. Instead, we dress up neglecting them as virtue
Transporters face a daily battle to keep their trucks on the road in trying times
But Renosterberg funds still frozen after a second judgment, leaving 800 workers without salaries
Bullying and questioning of pupils’ bodies results not only in depression but violence, suspension and dropouts
It’s good to protect children from cyberbullying, but also equip them to be digitally resilient, urge experts
A study finds that youngsters who interact with dogs are less stressed than those who don’t
SA children should be living carefree existences, untroubled by poverty, domestic violence and crime
A poll has found 77% of South Africans trust TimesLIVE, but then 68% also trust the creators of the Thembisa 10
A column to satisfy your inner grammar nerd
Hippos may spend up to 16 hours a day chilling in rivers and lakes, but they do an important job keeping waterways open
The award-winning author’s book focuses on working-class communities in 1980s, 1990s Glasgow and Britain
Six of the best pictures of the day
Insurgent attacks have spiked since rainy season ended, as $20bn LNG project remains on hold
The two are stepping up their involvement here, leaving the US and Europe worried they are losing their grip
The US president has ordered state departments to block funding to organisations involved in the practice
Coal-fired units have gone offline due to scheduled maintenance and unexpected faults, says Australian minister
After falling hook, line and sinker for cruising, an SA woman is now art head for a top gallery on the Norwegian Escape
The brand urges fashionistas to ‘wear their denim to the end’ in its latest campaign
More people are avoiding the news and trusting it less, with younger audiences turning to aggregators, social media
The ill-timed ailment has put the 18-year-old swimmer’s participation in Budapest in jeopardy
Fierce South African derby in store for Saturday’s United Rugby Championship final in Cape Town
Today in SA sports history: June 17
Friday, June 17 2022
THE BIG ISSUES
LEADING THE AGENDA
Find your balls and ditch Cyril or it’s curtains for you in 2024, ANC
Ramaphosa is pulling a Zuma on us, but his removal can only be engineered from within the ANC and that’s unlikely
Born Free: youth deserve better than hollow promises of freedom
If we really cared, we’d require them to help make SA better. Instead, we dress up neglecting them as virtue
SA’s trucking industry is crashing. This is why
Transporters face a daily battle to keep their trucks on the road in trying times
SMART NEWS
IN ONE TAKE
Court halts Eskom’s attachment of municipality’s bank account — for now
But Renosterberg funds still frozen after a second judgment, leaving 800 workers without salaries
Curriculum is failing intersex pupils who feel shunned by it: study
Bullying and questioning of pupils’ bodies results not only in depression but violence, suspension and dropouts
The digital world is tough, and kids need to be taught how to survive it
It’s good to protect children from cyberbullying, but also equip them to be digitally resilient, urge experts
No dog’s life for children who have canines in theirs
A study finds that youngsters who interact with dogs are less stressed than those who don’t
IDEAS
FEEDING YOUR MIND
Our kids deserve better, and we can all help
SA children should be living carefree existences, untroubled by poverty, domestic violence and crime
I’m no guru, but it seems there’s still room for a groovy conman to coin it
A poll has found 77% of South Africans trust TimesLIVE, but then 68% also trust the creators of the Thembisa 10
Are you hectic with cold sweats? If not, it’s a mutation at work
A column to satisfy your inner grammar nerd
Unlike their human counterparts, these bureaucrats keep the channels open
Hippos may spend up to 16 hours a day chilling in rivers and lakes, but they do an important job keeping waterways open
EXCLUSIVE | Douglas Stuart speaks to Eusebius about ‘Young Mungo’
The award-winning author’s book focuses on working-class communities in 1980s, 1990s Glasgow and Britain
WORLD
THE NEWS YOU DON'T NORMALLY GET TO HEAR
Eye on the world — June 17 2022
Six of the best pictures of the day
Beheadings paint brutal picture as Moz’s IS terror spreads to Pemba
Insurgent attacks have spiked since rainy season ended, as $20bn LNG project remains on hold
Giving it horns: while West dithers, Russia, China scramble for Africa
The two are stepping up their involvement here, leaving the US and Europe worried they are losing their grip
Biden comes out to support LGBTQ youth with conversion therapy order
The US president has ordered state departments to block funding to organisations involved in the practice
Aussies face power cuts as elderly coal plants conk out. Sound familiar?
Coal-fired units have gone offline due to scheduled maintenance and unexpected faults, says Australian minister
LIFE
EVERYTHING ELSE THAT MATTERS
All a(r)t sea and loving the wave of success
After falling hook, line and sinker for cruising, an SA woman is now art head for a top gallery on the Norwegian Escape
How denim keeps sustainability fashionable, according to G-Star Raw
The brand urges fashionistas to ‘wear their denim to the end’ in its latest campaign
No news is good news
More people are avoiding the news and trusting it less, with younger audiences turning to aggregators, social media
SPORT
FINISH LINE ESSENTIALS
Cough pours cold water on Sates’s world championship challenge
The ill-timed ailment has put the 18-year-old swimmer’s participation in Budapest in jeopardy
‘Blood and guts’ final expected as Bulls lock horns with Stormers
Fierce South African derby in store for Saturday’s United Rugby Championship final in Cape Town
Blast from the past: A moment of madness as SA bow out of World Cup
Today in SA sports history: June 17
CROSSWORDS
GIVE YOUR BRAIN SOME EXERCISE