We need major change in Mangaung so we can try to repair the damage that the Zuma presidency has caused
More than Juju and Jacob hoped their love would last
But feel me on this: there is a difference between racism and just plain stupidity
Our leading communist, in his chauffeur-driven BMW 750i, tells us roads are a plaything for the rich
LIKE Snoop Dogg beefing with Kim Kardashian (google it), there's a hint of bullying in how the city of Cape Town handled the attempt at a protest at Rondebosch Common.
The minister of finance has the province's slippery reptiles in his sights
As former judge Willem Heath re-enters the corruption-busting stage, is it time for a new round of sh**-stirring?
The tokoloshes under the bed of our democracy are the MPs who voted for the sinister secrecy bill this week
While SA's top companies set an admirable example, the excluded join Juju and estate agents descend into bigotry
Beware women in big cars, and beware men with big heads who think they are above the law
Spare a thought for the havoc that hacks could wreak on an unsuspecting world if driven out of the safety of their newsrooms
At the Sunday Times we expect a certain amount of stick. The Sunday Times is the highest circulation newspaper in South Africa, so we understand that we will come under intense scrutiny, and be held to a higher standard than many of our peers.
There's one nationalisation campaign I would fully support. Forget the mines and banks. Let's nationalise our roads! Let the people be free to use the highways, bi-ways and freeways. Let the people drive from Jozi to Pretoria without fear of massive toll fees.
South Africa, 2020. President for Life Julius Malema has decreed that a new public holiday is to be created so that all progressive members of our society can celebrate the economic revolution of April 1 2012.
The price of a daily newspaper, R2. The entertainment value of Julius Malema's Charlie Sheen-like performance covered in-depth on the front page? Priceless.
