PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa has bought himself time - for now - but has not escaped the Phala Phala impeachment process. The Western Cape High Court yesterday halted public hearings and oral testimony in the impeachment inquiry pending the...
FROM Midrand’s “Religious Mile” to the Nan Hua Temple in Bronkhorstspruit, Gauteng could play a key role in a new tourism strategy that promotes South Africa’s rich religious diversity. Researchers at North-west University believe the...
IF YESTERDAY’S performances are anything to go by, Team South Africa’s swimmers look ready to deliver the lion’s share of the country’s medals at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. The opening session in the pool on day two offered an...
SO there are some very fancy things out these days. I’m talking about super high-tech gadgets and bits and bobs that I already know I won’t be able to set up without watching nineteen Youtube videos, three tutorials on another platform and...
PEOPLE love generalisations. We encounter one experience, and it isn’t long before we conclude that this is how things are all the time and in every situation. Generalisation is a useful tool that allows us to develop an understanding...
WE have a strange relationship with drowning people in South Africa. We do not ask why they are in the water. We do not ask who pushed them. We do not ask who built the broken bridge that collapsed beneath them. Instead, we gather on the riverbank...
