Not my fault I am a cadre deployee.

The World Bank has urged SA to consider easing BEE and labour policies to make it less demanding for foreign companies to invest in the country.

Led by CEO Kallie Kriel, AfriForum’s call to Donald Trump for intervention in our politics calls into question the legitimacy of the elected government.

Donald Trump is the butt of jokes around the globe, but watching him act like an entitled back-in-the-day school principal was the lowest of lows, writes Makhudu Sefara.

There is so much more in the Sunday Times — have your pick, there is something for everyone.

When a witness pulled over to intervene and film, the attacker turned on her, screaming expletives and banging on her car window. When a taxi driver came to help, she slapped him too.

Though the EFF, like the DA, has opposed a VAT hike, the party has indicated before that it would join the government of national unity if the DA departed, a scenario that could unfold if the impasse is not resolved.

Today in SA sport history: March 3

AI-driven learning tools will adjust in real-time to each student's needs, ensuring lessons are tailored specifically to them.

Turning to ANC deputy secretary-general Nomvula Mokonyane, former president asked pointedly: ‘Are we doing the right things?’

Africans were robbed of not only land and wealth but spiritual and cultural anchors says the writers.

Premier will be held to account for his 'G13' plan. If he fails, the repercussions for the ANC in the province — and for his place in the party — will be dire.

“For some time, AfriForum has attempted to present itself as a civil society group, but it has become clear their intentions are racial in character. There is nothing civil about it. It is neither inclusive nor respectful of our constitution."

In this podcast, Mia Malan asks former Pepfar head of staff Jirair Ratevosian what the future holds.

Today in SA sport history: February 27

Angry Joburg lawyer wins order against estate agent who defamed him to his bosses

Racial legislation also actively discriminates against this community. Racial discrimination is not limited to this group as it includes white South Africans in general and other minorities,” AfriForum and the Solidarity said.

The families were part of more than 100 people who moved into the area from nearby Mega Village, next to Umlazi Mega City, after devastating floods in 2021.

Rugby’s greatest championship remains the playing field for the pragmatists.

It is ironic that the architects of apartheid colonialism today cry foul for being discriminated against because of their race, writes Nkenke Kekana.

Colonia-era legacies, Kigali’s security concerns and the EU’s ‘selective outrage’ must be factored into narratives about the situation in the DRC, writes Silence Charumba

TVET colleges, which prepare students for jobs in skilled trades and other technical or vocational fields, are emerging as the preferred choice for many students after matric.

Today in SA sport history: February 26

Cyril Ramaphosa has called on the national house of traditional and Khoi-San leaders to collaborate in the process to review the white paper on local government.

Western Cape High Court hears arguments on whether former judge should be permanently barred from the JSC.

Former provincial chair Siboniso Duma has been demoted to second deputy co-ordinator while former provincial secretary Bheki Mtolo has been removed from top leadership.

SA is producing more doctors than ever, but many can't find jobs in the public sector — even though hospitals need them.

A Ugandan magistrate's court charged detained opposition politician Kizza Besigye with treason on Friday, rejecting his lawyer's pleas that he be transferred to hospital to help him recover from ill health stemming from a hunger strike.

Minister says there are opportunities for SA to decommission coal-fired power stations in Mpumalanga and the sugar industry to provide alternative energies and create jobs in the modernised energy sector.

Today in SA sport history: February 25

Given that it is a new multiparty government and not an ANC majority government, it must come up with new GNU policies, not continue policies and budgets the ANC adopted when it was the government, writes William Gumede.

Trauma fundamentally alters how the brain develops and functions — this is how addressing this looks in practice, to great results

Instead of fixing the broken system, the government has allowed NSFAS to drift, while universities struggle to become financially sustainable.

President Cyril Ramaphosa is either out to prove he was never the Vladimir Putin stooge some of our right-leaning analysts have painted him as, or he really has it in for Donald Trump.

Zakhele Lebelo probed for allegedly fraudulent R39m land deal

Prime area was given to its owners in a land restitution programme, but sold to hotel group.

There’s foment in the winelands where the Stellenbosch municipality is finding the conduct of a well-known wine emporium hard to swallow.

American woman says she was in online ‘satanic marriage’ with Alison Botha’s jailed attacker Frans du Toit

Test Kitchen is a new bakery causing a stir in suburban Jobur

'I'm not saying Stedman [Gans, who was named man of the match] was poor, I just thought 'Grobbies' was outstanding'

Today in SA sport history: February 24

Presidency spokesperson Tina Salama said Tshisekedi would form a government of national unity and make changes in the leadership of the coalition, without giving further details.

King Misuzulu kaZwelithini's new bride-to-be Princess Sihle Mdluli from Mpumalanga sealed her fate as "mother of the nation' when she took centre stage at official royal events.

It has been established that the relationship between the two is so sour that Godongwana — in the period before the dramatic postponement of the budget on Wednesday — ignored repeated requests for a meeting from Kieswetter.

Since its formation in 2006, AfriForum has gained notoriety for championing issues pertaining to what it calls the unjust oppression of “the Afrikaner community” — the definition of which I doubt extends to black and coloured Afrikaners.

DA federal chair Helen Zille told the Sunday Times she held several meetings with Godongwana in the past fortnight at which it was made clear the party opposed any increase in VAT.

There is so much more in the Sunday Times — have your pick, there is something for everyone.

Reino Erasmus is the co-founder and chief innovation officer at tech consultancy Ampersand

The Bulls bullied the Lions in the scrum as they maintained their stranglehold over their Gauteng neighbours in their United Rugby Championship clash at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday.

Patrick Rulore invites us to a dialogue with his experiences