One of the beneficial offshoots of the Madlanga commission has been the exposure of political fixers who usually operate in the shadows, putting out fires and managing bad press.
A self-taught KwaZulu-Natal artist has relied on lipstick, coffee, chocolate and even curry to create signature portraits to help him and his family make a living.
For millions of South Africans, the problem is not whether they want private health-care cover. It is whether they can afford it. As the Sunday Times recently reported, the cost of health insurance is growing an estimated 14%-16% a year, while the medical schemes market remains l...
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South Africa’s franchising sector is an important engine of economic activity, employment and entrepreneurship. It also has a significant role to play in the country’s transformation journey. Too often, though, that transformation conversation is reduced to a single measure — whi...
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While one might define heritage as what we choose to preserve from our past (and, in turn, pass on to future generations), for Thebe Magugu, arguably the country’s most cerebral designer, “on its edges I think [heritage] must allow a bit of stretch”.
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One of the beneficial offshoots of the Madlanga commission has been the exposure of political fixers who usually operate in the shadows, putting out fires and managing bad press.
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“Do it again, Danny” is what most of the South African Football Association (Safa) members who voted yesterday said with their ballots when the organisation held its elective congress.
There is something uniquely South African about the way we talk about disasters.
Pikitup chair Maxwell Nedzamba says the Johannesburg metro’s financing model is at the centre of the waste collection crisis in the city.