Sunday Times - 2021-08-01

• Ibbo Mandaza: Post-colonial leaders are holding Africa back
• Full return of primary school kids won’t happen on schedule
• Tatjana’s gold: inspiratio­n for a jaded nation
• LIVING BIG IN TINY HOUSES
• ANC’S LAND DREAM DIES
• Zweli’s cash ’n carry - SIU
• How to rig a tender
• Ruling leaves impeachmen­t up in air
• SA ‘must address key problems’
• Judges biased, says Ace in appeal bid
• Finance MMC in front in mayoral race
• Setting a cat among trustees
• Tatjana’s victorious earthquake
• ‘I know people say it is not a lot of money, but for us, that is everything’
• Flying squad cops reduced to jalopy pace
• Income grant ‘likely in the next budget’
• W Cape the new Covid epicentre
• ‘Breakthrou­gh infections’ guide
• Phoenix link probed in ammo looting
• Schools not spared in unrest
• Record defamation loss cuts surgeon
• Absent friends and enemies
• The Red sons of Africa
• Bongani Madondo
• From Casablanca to Cape Agulhas
• We can’t say we didn’t see vaccine hesitancy coming
• ‘This country has always been captured, from day one’
• Germany’s tactful mediator
• Put the economy first or face the consequenc­es
• Phoenix and scapegoati­ng
• There is a place near Hotazel for anti-vaxxers
• Out with the confederat­ion of ministers, Mr President
• Drastic action on jabs is needed if we are to weather more of Covid’s shocks
• Cyril’s police headache: what to do with the brass
• Nine years on, the curse of Marikana still holds Ramaphosa in its paralysing grip
• Reforming our democracy is the most pressing challenge we face
• The unrest has been made into an old SA tale
• Government’s Covid relief package is a day late and a dollar short
• Spare a thought for the ref who gets it from all sides
• Racing great Pocket Power dies
• Hamilton keeps his nose in front of Verstappen
• Brilliant Boks level series
• Simbine ready to turn SA’s sprint revolution into silverware
• Royal AM finding to be given in 10 days
• Double Dolly
• Mental matters
• Anglo sets pace for rivals
• Transnet cyber hack a warning of risk to SA
• Climbing aboard the entreprene­urial bus
• We can flip on Burger King deal, says Tembinkosi Bonakele
• Krugerrand sees Covid’s silver and gold lining
• Grants not growth — a short-term fix with long-term risks
• Business must work with state to provide equal access to education
• Readers’Views
• Relief for the poor, but more unrest could put credit ratings at risk
• Workplace becomes Covid ‘jab-space’
• Maersk commends crisis handling
• SAA counting down to relaunch
• Sasria’s R15bn may not be enough to pay unrest claims
• Pandemic forces landlords to accept sharp rent cuts
• The great office experiment begins
• With proper support, small business could be a major engine of growth
• ‘Culturenee­ring’ key to building business success
• Getting educated for jobs that don’t even exist yet
• 2-Speed Crossword
• The Concert for Bangladesh
• August 1 in History
• Rallying call to revive our ecosystems
• Editor’s Note
• Something old, something new
• A bridge with a view
• HOME The art of hanging
• It takes a lot of effort to grow old this disgracefu­lly
• WHAT WORKS FOR YOU
• THE OFFICE, WHY WE MISS IT SO
• DON’T WORRY, YOU’RE NOT GOING INSANE. YOU’RE JUST LANGUISHIN­G
• DOMESTIC VIRUS
• Things to stream
• QUEER EYE — NO STRAIGHT ANSWERS
• Jacket Notes
• A brief history of the Kruger National Park
• ROLLING UP ITS SLEEVES
• Closet Confidenti­al
• Natasha Sideris
• YOURS IN SPARKLES
• On the bald of my feet
• Your Stars By Linda Shaw

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