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CALLS TO AXE ZUMA, ACE • There is a growing lobby for strong action to be taken against leaders seen to be undermining Ramaphosa’s leadership

SA Post Office wars drag on

CORRECTION

GODONGWANA accused of mismanagement • Former board members accuse the DBSA chair of unethical behaviour

CRACKDOWN ON E-TOLL BILLS

PAPGELD after a 10-year hiatus • A woman is demanding almost R650 000 in retrospective child maintenance from prolific businessperson Raisaka Masebelanga

KATLEGO MABOE AND THAT STD: No place to hide for TV personality

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT HPV

Shane Eagle’s XENERGY

SIU findings ‘GARBAGE’

FIRED DA MEMBER MOLAPO CRIES FOUL

Ntuli unlikely to beat Steenhuisen

Crucial evidence ‘overlooked’ in Senzo Meyiwa murder case

Celebrities support Nigeria

MAHMOOD MAMDANI ON EQUAL CITIZENSHIP AND 1994 TRANSITION • Academic says SA’s move to democracy was a political revolution, not a social one, and that the solution is detribalisation

TALK TO US

BHEKI MLANGENI KNOWN AS A DEATH HOSPITAL

‘Complacency’ leads to new Covid-19 infections

SCARRED TRYING TO SAVE KIDS FROM A SHACK FIRE • With the screams of burning children piercing the night and emergency services still far away, Zikhaya Sithole braved the flames to rescue them

TALK TO US

Former SANDF General Mgwebi appointed as amaXhosa king

EX-WIFE GETS HALF OF CHEATING HUSBAND’S INVESTMENT

THE pop culture LANDSCAPE, 2020 • Every journalist has at some point found themselves starting an article with the following sentence: ‘Covid-19 has changed the world in so many ways.’ Hackneyed as it now is, this sentence is certainly true. So what’s happened to the arts, music and pop culture scene? Grethe Kemp interviewed two editors in the cultural space to get an idea of where we are

A BOOK FIT FOR A PRINCESS

‘I HID MY CHILD FROM YOU’

Durban Gen and Vutha offer mixed MEDICATION • With two new local medical dramas on the box, Thinus Ferreira looks at why they are fine, but don’t quite fill the prescription as ordered

A Captiva, an Audi and a Quest

GOOD NEWS ESKOM’S MONOPOLY WON’T LAST BAD NEWS LOAD SHEDDING WILL CONTINUE DEEP INTO NEXT YEAR

WE ARE NOT SAVING ENOUGH FOR RETIREMENT

GET ACCESS TO OFFSHORE SHARES • Ordinary South Africans now have more options to get a slice of global companies, writes Maya Fisher-French

HOW DOES THE FNB ETN COMPARE WITH EASYEQUITIES EASYFX?

NEW ONLINE SERVICE EVALUATES YOUR PROPERTY AND CARS

THE REAL PRICE OF A PRESIDENTIAL RACE

Capitec launches financial education on the internet

RISK COVERAGE: An umbrella when dark clouds loom • Most of us don’t think twice when insuring our cars and properties, yet people are reluctant to protect themselves against accidents and dreaded diseases when it comes to their health and the ability to earn a salary. Liesl Peyper investigates the type of risk coverage people ought to have

CIVIL SOCIETY action is the politics of the future • Citizen engagement is the best response to authoritarianism and fake populism, writes Mcebisi Jonas

‘THE STATE IS INEXPERIENCED, ILL-EQUIPPED AND INEPT’ • ”... you will be shocked at how entrepreneurs are being ignored when they enquire about the status of their funding applications going back to 2018

CITY PRESS SAYS: African leaders fail again

Treat the mentally ill humanely

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