News24 | In Sunday. | Pastor’s R500m City Power contracts, sewage scandal and McKenzie’s board picks
Inside Joburg Water’s R36m sewage crisis: Broken plant, dirty river and opaque transactions
The Northern Wastewater Treatment Plant in Johannesburg is failing, pumping sewage into the Jukskei River, a News24 water analysis shows. Payment data from Joburg Water reveals concerning red flags.
ANALYSIS | Boks learn not to play with their food in chastening Greatest Rivalry defeat
In the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry collision between the Springboks’ power and the All Blacks’ speed in the opening Test at Ellis Park, it was a case of speed kills by rope-a-dope method, writes Simnikiwe Xabanisa.
The legal trade that may sink a DA MP: Crypto arbitrage explained
Crypto arbitrage – the trading strategy at the centre of a scandal that may cost DA MP Mark Burke his political career – is legal and has, at times, been wildly lucrative.
LISTEN | The Daveyton Muti Murders – Part 1: ‘Socks’
Chaos and collapse: How factional warfare torpedoed the ANC's mayoral candidate unveiling
Friends first: McKenzie deploys 19 PA-linked figures to arts and culture boards
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The “toenadering” between the populists in AfriForum and March and March should concern all constitutionalists and democrats, writes Adriaan Basson.
A running battle has erupted in Cape Town, with the fallout from the Two Oceans Half Marathon cheating scandal spilling from the finish line into the courtroom.
A former Springbok fullback and a former Sharks forward say they have lost millions of rands after falling for the financial promises of World Cup winner Johan Roux.
‘Small accident’: OR Tambo valet service leaves man with R300k repair bill
How two chefs built six restaurants on one Cape Town street, from Belly to Buri
Rassie rues missed big moments that allowed All Blacks tide to engulf Boks
Rassie’s plans could cost Pead his place in Lions squad for All Blacks clash
Njabulo Ngidi | The absence of VAR in SA football is now a player welfare issue
SA, All Blacks take it to church: ‘Rugby is great, but God is greater’
FF Plus axes Tshwane caucus leader after voting for project party opposed
The FF Plus has removed its caucus leader in Tshwane, where the party enjoys its largest representation, a few months before the municipal election.
ANALYSIS | Fringe nationalists join hands as political action grows outside electoral system
Two of SA’s most divisive civic movements, AfriForum and March and March, have sat down together. The realignment is happening outside the political party system, weeks before local elections. What does it mean for democracy?
Wendy’s Win | Who pays if a shopping trolley hits your car?
Surfing legend Shaun Tomson ‘totally stoked’ to relaunch Instinct clothing brand
Hanlie Nordejee | Money can buy happiness – if you spend it on what matters
Interview | Jonathan Jansen on going back to school and having his assumptions shattered
South Africa’s best-known education voice spent two years inside the worst-performing high school in the Western Cape, a short walk from the house he grew up in. Jonathan Jansen speaks to Anneliese Burgess about hunger, gangsters, burnt-out teachers, and how most of his treasured assumptions about teaching, learning, and managing working-class schools were shattered.
Interview | Jonathan Jansen on going back to school and having his assumptions shattered
South Africa’s best-known education voice spent two years inside the worst-performing high school in the Western Cape, a short walk from the house he grew up in. Jonathan Jansen speaks to Anneliese Burgess about hunger, gangsters, burnt-out teachers, and how most of his treasured assumptions about teaching, learning, and managing working-class schools were shattered.
Essay | Smoothies, squirrels and star jumps: Adrian Gore turns insurance into a lifestyle
Discovery Health’s head honcho, Adrian Gore, has a new book, The Four Principles, that promises to multiply your impact in life and leadership. But the real question is simpler: how did an insurance company get us willingly doing star jumps by the kettle – and grateful for it?
Alex van den Heever | Joburg’s entities built for efficiency became vehicles for capture
Johannesburg’s municipal entities were supposed to create focused, efficient utilities. Instead, political and financial control is centralised while responsibility is fragmented. The result is an inefficient, expensive and easy-to-capture system, writes Alex van den Heever.
Pieter du Toit | Fighting old battles: Revisiting the Constitution may be right-wing endgame
There is a convergence of interests between AfriForum, March and March and the MK Party, which might have its roots in the democratic transition, writes Pieter du Toit.
Jonathan Jansen | Smart people, dumb governance: Our universities keep imploding
South Africa’s public universities keep lurching from one governance crisis to another – and the real casualties are teaching, research, and the students caught in the middle.
‘I didn’t expect it was gonna be this big’: Nokx Majozi is bringing SA food to the world
Tammy Taylor franchisees pursue justice as Peet Viljoen denied bail in unrelated fraud case
Graaff-Reinet or Robert Sobukwe? Why this 240-year-old Karoo pitstop now needs 48 hours
Paige Nick | A trigger warning for the trigger warnings in this column about trigger warnings
UNREAD | Fadiel Adams alleges ‘wild’ CT plot to kill him, R6bn withheld from EC schools illegally
Is suspended MP Fadiel Adams putting his foot in it at the Madlanga Commission? And the Eastern Cape education department admits it’s broken the law by withholding R6 billion in public school funding. This is News24’s Unread with broadcast journalist Graeme Raubenheimer.
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