Let there be light — but how long can it continue?
Somehow, Eskom’s assurances fail to brighten the darkness in South Africa’s collective psyche
Welcome to SA’s first AI election
Thanks to the efforts of Media Monitoring Africa and the IEC, Meta, TikTok and Google have committed to the fight against manipulated information
PROFILE: Ockert Terblanche – from policeman to parliamentarian
Retiring MP Ockert Terblanche knows what it’s like to be a cop
A good week for Rassie Erasmus
The Springbok coach’s honorary doctorate puts him in a position to rival the legendary ‘Doc’ Danie Craven in rugby rankings
PODCAST: For crying out loud, calm down
The sun will rise after the May 29 election and an ANC/EFF coalition is highly unlikely, economist and analyst Peter Attard Montalto tells Peter Bruce
DINNER PARTY INTEL: Monsters under the bed? No, bees in the wall
When your three-year-old complains about scary things in her room, better take her seriously
Looking back to look ahead: Here’s what SA’s former health ombud says
Malegapuru Makgoba has seen the country’s health system grow, change and sometimes falter over the past 30 years. Mia Malan asks him what lessons we have learnt
PODCAST: SA’s summer crop production estimate has been lifted mildly
We have been through a challenging season of El Niño-induced drought and heatwave in February and March that weighed on the summer grains and oilseed harvest ...
Diabetes and depression: SA’s silent and deadly combination
A psychiatrist puts out the alert about a South African pandemic
A bad week for Berdine Odendaal
The good life appears to be over for Berdine Odendaal, the woman upon whom the late Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste lavished cash, cars and even horses
DINNER PARTY INTEL: No more ice cream for you
Milan is set to ban the sale of takeaway drinks and food after midnight
PODCAST: Finally, white smoke from the DA’s policy chimney
After years of chiding and goading the official opposition to produce an economic policy, the DA has one at last, thanks to new policy chief Mat Cuthbert
3 decades and 6 ministers: How is South Africa’s health-care system coping?
From struggles and scandals to feats and forward thinking — South Africa’s health system has seen it all over the past 30 years
By the numbers | Where air pollution was the worst in 2023
World Health Organisation recommends not exceeding over 5μg/m3 annual average PM2.5 concentration
PODCAST: Farming for 30 years in a democratic South Africa
There are divergent views about the effectiveness and extent to which South Africa's agricultural policies have been implemented
These Maties are ready to join the space race
The Stellenbosch University spinout CubeSpace aims to transform the global satellite industry
Corruption trap: Why health-care fraud is costing you money
Fraudsters seeing gaps in the healthcare system — whether private or public — are pushing the cost of services up
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