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Final state capture report paints a grim picture of the state of SA’s leadership
A look at how far authorities have come in holding them accountable and how far they need to go to bring more to book
The history of commissions of inquiry hints at what may come of the report, says legal expert
The institutional rules and values on which it depends are being eroded by parliamentary thugs and disrespect
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A lack of funds has seen the pilot project, involving 10,000 students at 54 learning centres, grind to a halt
Close the wealth gap and deal with government, say poverty experts
Industry umbrella body Fedhasa says health department recommendation to repeal mask-wearing is long overdue
Cupcakes of Hope introduces Able the Lion as part of its project to get hospital supplies to children with cancer
As the curtain closes on the state capture inquiry, it’s up to us to ensure the country doesn’t return to the brink
It’s mind-boggling that MPs feel entitled to a salary increase when their constituents can’t make ends meet
They will, however, provide you with thrills and affirmation, and ensure you eat more cheese
Six of the best pictures of the day
Nigeria presidential candidates Bola Tinubu and Atiku Abubakar have long been dogged by corruption accusations
Like a zombie from the graveyard of past European strife, the region has risen again to sow discord
Democrats, Republicans find common ground to make massacres such as those in Texas, New York ‘less likely’
From Chile and Brazil to India, nations eye hydrogen boom but face high costs and labour expertise challenges
Thousands of art works, damaged in church collapses in 2016 earthquakes, have been restored and rehomed
To some, the lyrics channel the post-pandemic situation in which businesses are struggling to find enough workers
In terms of proposed legislation, countries will have to produce national plans to contribute to the aims
Safa president Danny Jordaan is so desperate to hang on to his job he’s offered R10m if Banyana Banyana win Awcon
The Atletico de Madrid forward says male players get to stay in their comfort zones because PSL pays well
Today in SA sports history: June 23
Thursday, June 23 2022
THE BIG ISSUES
LEADING THE AGENDA
From Zuma to Fraser to Cyril, Zondo spares no one
Final state capture report paints a grim picture of the state of SA’s leadership
State capture: for some, the whip cracks, but many are still free as birds
A look at how far authorities have come in holding them accountable and how far they need to go to bring more to book
Now that Cyril has the Zondo report: where to from here?
The history of commissions of inquiry hints at what may come of the report, says legal expert
Point of order, honourable members, democracy needs a reboot
The institutional rules and values on which it depends are being eroded by parliamentary thugs and disrespect
SMART NEWS
IN ONE TAKE
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Hoping for a senior certificate for adults? Forget it, there’s no cash
A lack of funds has seen the pilot project, involving 10,000 students at 54 learning centres, grind to a halt
From top to bottom: why is SA the most unequal country?
Close the wealth gap and deal with government, say poverty experts
SA’s hospitality industry is ready to toast the ditching of masks indoors
Industry umbrella body Fedhasa says health department recommendation to repeal mask-wearing is long overdue
Willing and Able: comforting lionhearted kids diagnosed with cancer
Cupcakes of Hope introduces Able the Lion as part of its project to get hospital supplies to children with cancer
IDEAS
FEEDING YOUR MIND
It’s curtain up on SA demanding accountability from its leaders
As the curtain closes on the state capture inquiry, it’s up to us to ensure the country doesn’t return to the brink
R1m just to attend meetings is something to be ‘tone deaf’ about
It’s mind-boggling that MPs feel entitled to a salary increase when their constituents can’t make ends meet
Zen and stretchy pants that are technically pants won’t cure Covid
They will, however, provide you with thrills and affirmation, and ensure you eat more cheese
WORLD
THE NEWS YOU DON'T NORMALLY GET TO HEAR
Eye on the world — June 23 2022
Six of the best pictures of the day
No mention of corruption as Nigeria’s presidential hopefuls slug it out
Nigeria presidential candidates Bola Tinubu and Atiku Abubakar have long been dogged by corruption accusations
Could Kaliningrad spark a spiral of doom between Russia and the West?
Like a zombie from the graveyard of past European strife, the region has risen again to sow discord
US gun-safety legislation the ‘biggest breakthrough in decades’
Democrats, Republicans find common ground to make massacres such as those in Texas, New York ‘less likely’
Going solar: green Chile is hot for clean energy transition
From Chile and Brazil to India, nations eye hydrogen boom but face high costs and labour expertise challenges
LIFE
EVERYTHING ELSE THAT MATTERS
From sickness to health: in Italy, art is being resurrected from ashes
Thousands of art works, damaged in church collapses in 2016 earthquakes, have been restored and rehomed
Is Beyoncé’s new single the soundtrack to the ‘Great Resignation’?
To some, the lyrics channel the post-pandemic situation in which businesses are struggling to find enough workers
Back to nature: landmark law seeks to restore 20% of EU land in eight years
In terms of proposed legislation, countries will have to produce national plans to contribute to the aims
SPORT
FINISH LINE ESSENTIALS
I hope Banyana call Jordaan’s electioneering bluff and win Awcon
Safa president Danny Jordaan is so desperate to hang on to his job he’s offered R10m if Banyana Banyana win Awcon
The men stay home while Banyana go out there for better pay: Kgatlana
The Atletico de Madrid forward says male players get to stay in their comfort zones because PSL pays well
Blast from the past: Ledwaba loses title to Pac Man in Las Vegas
Today in SA sports history: June 23
CROSSWORDS
GIVE YOUR BRAIN SOME EXERCISE