In this issue

July 12, 2024

Is McKenzie's disclosure legal?

POPI ACT: NAMING GOVERNMENT-FUNDED ARTISTS IS ACT OF TRANSPARENCY, SAYS LAWYER

3 mins

Choice of Rise Mzansi's Zibi as Scopa chair raises heckles

The appointment of Rise Mzansi leader Songezo Zibi as chair of parliament's standing committee on public accounts (Scopa) is stirring up the EFF and ActionSA.

2 mins

Equality grows in green oasis

SUFI-FOUNDED VILLAGE: ALL BROTHERS, IF SOMEONE NEEDS SOMETHING, WE WORK TOGETHER’

2 mins

R4.5bn project to quench Giyani thirst

Jubilation was the order of the day in Giyani, Limpopo, yesterday when a R4.5 billion bulk water project was unveiled.

1 min

Babies still born with HIV

CONCERN: RISING MOTHER-TO-CHILD TRANSMISSION WORRISOME

2 mins

Offenders need embrace

REHABILITATION: STIGMA THE REASON EX-CONVICTS FAIL TO REINTEGRATE

3 mins

How to stop repeat crime offenders

We must admire Dr Casper Lötter, a conflict criminologist affiliated with North-West University's School of Philosophy, for airing his thoughts and suggestions on our pages today on how to stop repeat criminal offenders.

1 min

Biden must step aside from race

Us President Joe Biden, pictured, is toast.

1 min

A win for Intercape

LANDMARK RULING: LONG-DISTANCE BUS DRIVERS MUST BE PROTECTED

4 mins

Cash won't die anytime soon

SCAMS: NOT EVERYONE TRUSTS DIGITAL MONEY

2 mins

Three Lions roaring

SOUTHGATE: BOLD SUBSTITUTIONS MAKE A HUGE IMPACT AGAINST DUTCH

2 mins

Netherlands defeat 'hard to accept'

Netherlands coach Ronald Koeman (right) admitted his team's 2-1 Euro 2024 semifinal defeat against England on Wednesday was \"hard to accept\" after a controversial penalty decision and then a last-gasp Ollie Watkins goal left his team floored.

1 min

Tatjana has big goals for Paris

MEDALS: STAR TIPPED AS SA'S BEST HOPE FOR GOLD

1 min

Krejcikova stuns former champ

WIMBLEDON: WILL MEET PAOLINI IN THE WOMEN'S FINAL

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