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ANC, DA in GNU for long haul - analysts

Nothing will break the bond between the ANC and the DA in the government of national unity (GNU), an expert says.

Almond Sea set to swallow them up

While much attention is being focused on next weekend's World Sports Betting Cape Town Met, this is a relatively quiet weekend with regard to local feature races.

Real men pay for pineapple pizza

A UK restaurant has launched a new off ensive in the age-old batt le about whether pineapple belongs on pizza, charging £100 (about R2 300) to any “monsters” who want it as a topping.

Gross overpopulation ignored

We keep hearing, ad nauseam, from politicians and others that South Africa is the world's most unequal country.

Banking on Bulls revival

It's a big weekend for the Champions Cup teams, while there's plenty to keep football fans glued to their screens.

Sars swallows payout

IRP5 ERROR: FUNDS FROM TWO-POT TAKEN BECAUSE OF UNRESOLVED CASE

Saint Laurent's 'lascivious' nudes to be sold at Paris auction

More than 20 drawings of nudes made by late French fashion icon Yves Saint Laurent are to be sold by auction in Paris this month, Sotheby's said.

A BRIGHT FUTURE

MAPHAKA: DRAWS PRAISE DESPITE TAKING SOME TAP

Services for two bright SA stars

They died two days apart from each other and on Wednesday, the industry bid farewell to Winnie Khumalo and Doc Shebeleza at memorial services in Joburg.

Matrics take next step

CLASS OF 2024: UNIVERSITIES RECEIVE RECORD NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS

Time for reflection over for Super Giants

Though both teams will be desperate for victory today in a bottom-of-the-log clash at Kingsmead (5.30pm start), Durban's Super Giants and defending champions Sunrisers Eastern Cape are still confident they can reach the SA20 play-offs.

Future of steel duties

POLICY CHANGE: GOVT IS PURSUING A FAR-REACHING TARIFF REVIEW

Favourite Oriental Charm gets good draw

Oriental Charm, bookmakers' favourite for the 2025 WSB Cape Town Met, gained a marginal advantage over his main rivals when the final field for the 163rd edition of the race was revealed.

Africa set for economic growth as AU selects new chair

Despite some parts of the continent being riddled with wars, corrupt leadership and electoral irregularities, Africa is set for economic growth, with the emergence of aggressive youth leaders expected to spell an end to the era of octogenarians, according to political analysts.

Dry taps for City of Joburg

MAINTENANCE: WORK SCHEDULED FOR TWO DAYS NEXT WEEKEND AFFECTS MANY AREAS

Will the peace in Gaza last?

Even before the Gaza ceasefire deal was inked, there were signs yesterday that it could go off the rails as the Israeli government accused Hamas of reneging on commitments and more than 30 people were killed in strikes by the Israelis.

Location, location, location

BUYING PROPERTY: THE DOS AND DON'TS WHEN NAVIGATING DEALS THROUGH AUCTIONS

Conclave', 'Emilia Perez' top Bafta nominations

Conclave and Emilia Perez on Wednesday led the shortlist of unveiled films vying for recognition at Britain's British Academy Film Awards (Bafta) awards, as the race for Oscars glory gathers pace.

Cyril's Busiest Year Yet

Leaders from powerful nations are expected to attend.

India Docks Two Satellites in Space

India docked two satellites in space yesterday, a key milestone for the country's dreams of a space station and manned moon mission, the space agency said.

Covid pandemic not worst modern pandemic

Mortality rate significantly lower than the Spanish flu, writes J Montauk.

Is Checkers 'eating' Spar?

Sixty60: Store's service is predicated on convenience, as is rival's entire offering

Euro format is very cloudy

The European Professional Club Rugby (EPCR) Champions Cup competition is supposed to be the pinnacle of franchise rugby, with some of the best club teams from around the world taking part in the competition.

Warning on fire outbreaks

As fires ravage suburbs in Los Angeles, a weather expert has warned that more erratic weather could occur in SA.

Blame-shifting for death shafts

Yet another tragic – and probably avoidable – loss of human life in the sort of South African story which would make people's hair stand on end in most other countries. That was Stilfontein this week.

What our education needs

The MEC for education in Gauteng, Matome Chiloane, stood by public schools’ results in his province for the class of 2024 and further went on to claim that Gauteng parents do not necessarily prefer private schools; they want good-quality public schools.

MI5 Opens Up on Spy Secrets

Avoid facial disguises, carry loose change and be ready to make split-second decisions: just some of the advice Britain's domestic spy agency gave recruits tailing subjects nearly a century ago.

Calabash gig to slake your thirst

STARS: PUNK LEGENDS, LOCAL BAND FOKOFPOLISIEKAR

Revamp of schools in full swing

The Limpopo department of education needs more than R500 million to rehabilitate schools damaged by storms last year – but the possible impact of cyclone Dikeledi approaching from Mozambique can see that amount balloon.

Options for matrics

TVETS: OFFER TRAINING FOR JOBS IN THE MARKET