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Sunday Times, 23 8월 2026

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ArticleMonu­ments to dis­aster

● After 12 years and R1.2bn, the Free State human set­tle­ments depart­ment is trapped in a huge low-cost hous­ing devel­op­ment dis­aster, with a revolving door of failed con­tract­ors and no end in sight. Costs have bal­looned so much that at one...

Monu­ments to dis­aster

ArticleHAPPY MASCOT

South African fans dur­ing the first Test of the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series between the Spring­boks and the All Blacks at Ellis Park in Johan­nes­burg yes­ter­day. The Boks lost 16-33. See Sport.

HAPPY MASCOT

ArticleFULL SPEED AHEAD

● Grammy Award-win­ning musi­cian Black Cof­fee has scored a major vic­tory in his legal battle with Maser­ati South Africa, with the Johan­nes­burg high court order­ing the lux­ury car­maker to pay his com­pany R7m over a dis­puted vehicle deal. The...

FULL SPEED AHEAD

ArticleCape Town’s All Blacks clash sparks ticket frenzy

● Cape Town is bra­cing for a packed rugby spec­tacle when the Spring­boks face New Zea­l­and at DHL Sta­dium in Green Point next Sat­urday. Tick­ets have been snapped up months ago and des­per­ate sup­port­ers now pay double or more on the sec­ond­ary...

Cape Town’s All Blacks clash sparks ticket frenzy

ArticleGauteng mega­city

● The ANC is mulling an over­haul of muni­cip­al­it­ies, includ­ing a pos­sible mer­ger of Gauteng’s three met­ros into a “mega­tro­polis”. First deputy sec­ret­ary-gen­eral Nom­vula Mokonyane says the struc­tures and bound­ar­ies of some of the...

Gauteng mega­city

Article‘Free basic ser­vices’

● The ANC wants the almost 30-mil­lion South Afric­ans who receive social grants to be auto­mat­ic­ally added to the indi­gent list of people who receive free basic ser­vices. Instead of them hav­ing to apply to receive free water, elec­tri­city and...

‘Free basic ser­vices’