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04 Jul

The ANC should mirror the society it wants. Not paying its staff is not on

The problem with the ANC failing to pay its employees timeously does not only have material implications but also symbolic ones.

NW municipality’s R90m ‘Covid-19 expenditure’ raises eyebrows

04 Jul

Covid-19: Tracking the movement of a killer virus

02 Jul

Taxis refuse to comply until state alters offer

04 Jul

In print or online: It is easier than ever to get your copy of City Press

24 Jun

Steinhoff close to settling R192bn in legal claims

04 Jul

News you should know

Analysis: Has administration rehabilitated North West health department?

04 Jul

Public Protector assessing complaint of nepotism, racism and maladministration at Nsfas

04 Jul

Chief Justice Mogoeng dismisses Hlophe’s claim against Goliath, recommends misconduct tribunal

04 Jul

South Africans worried as food prices spike under lockdown

04 Jul

Cape Town City spearheads PSL return

04 Jul

Mondli Makhanya

Mondli Makhanya is the editor in chief of City Press.

Mondli Makhanya: Does SA need a Thatcher moment?

Tim Spirit

Timothy Molobi is City Press' head of news and sport.

Tim Spirit | There goes Wits’ legacy, along with so many youngsters' dreams

Side Entry

Simnikiwe Xabanisa is an award-winning sports columnist, who specialises in cricket, rugby and athletics

Side Entry: Why lump the responsibility on one man?

The 12th Man

The 12th Man is written by City Press' deputy sports editor Daniel Mothowagae.

We must accept that club owners have the right to sell

Inside Labour

Terry Bell writes the bimonthly Inside Labour column for City Press.

Inside Labour | People need more than ‘bread and circuses’

Friends & Friction

Muzi Kuzwayo is the founder of Ignitive, an advertising agency. His column, Friends & Friction, appears in City Press' Business section every Sunday.

Friends & Friction | Fighting statues: Was the history teacher wrong?

The Hanging Judge

Dr Errol Sweeney is a former World Cup referee, football coach and mentor.

Hanging Judge | Changes to laws more confusing than ever

On My Radar

Dion Chang is the founder of Flux Trends.

2019: The year of the great separation

Thuli Madonsela

Thuli Madonsela is professor, social justice chair and M-Plan convener at Stellenbosch University, and founder of the Thuma Foundation.

Thuli Madonsela: The (un)reasonableness of government’s Covid-19 regulations

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Your new lockdown viewing schedule

04 Jul

Lucia’s easy breezy cookbook

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CAR DOCTOR: Will a car camera void my Merc's warranty?

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A sophomore offering that is perfectly Zoë

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Does TV really need more 'fat content'?

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Voices

Land expropriation without compensation: Lessons from Venezuela paint dire future

A few years ago, the US Central Intelligence Agency declassified a document from the 1980s that recorded some of the jokes the Soviet...

02 Jul

In a crisis? Clean up, move forward, be transparent, says EOH boss

02 Jul

Should stealing food while destitute amount to a crime in SA?

01 Jul

BEE has been turned into a patronage network tool by politicians

30 Jun

UIF Covid-19 relief fund in tatters

01 Jul

Why we are going to court to force government to provide school meals

30 Jun

Cartoons

How We See It | June 2020

14 Jun

How We See It

27 May

Today’s cartoon

08 Jun

Business

Williamson named CEO of Old Mutual after Moyo loses legal battle

Old Mutual named acting chief executive Iain Williamson as the African insurer’s permanent head after winning a legal battle against...

03 Jul

SA mines lose ground to Russian rivals on key strategic metal

02 Jul

UIF Covid-19 relief fund in tatters

01 Jul

5G spreading to more areas as MTN launches service at 100 sites

30 Jun

SA slips further into recession as economy contracts in first quarter

30 Jun

Inside Labour | Will Covid-19 drive a new social compact?

30 Jun

Sport

PSL club’s return to training: How Cape Town City got there first

Finally, after three months of no football, PSL teams are slowly trickling back to training.

03 Jul

Why Ghana star won’t forgive Luis Suárez for 2010 World Cup handball

03 Jul

CAF teams up with top stakeholders to oversee resumption of football

03 Jul

Sundowns’ Themba Zwane eyes 10th PSL winners’ medal

03 Jul

Runner Ipeleng Khunou challenges sports stars to tackle 67km virtual Mandela Day race

01 Jul

Personal finance

Have you experienced a recent food price shock?

While some retailers do take liberties, your food basket may cost more due to factors beyond a supplier’s control, writes Maya Fisher-French.

03 Jul

The debt repayment defaults have started

01 Jul

Reduce the financial impact of that debt payment holiday

30 Jun

Podcast | Beware the debt payment holiday trap

27 Jun

Check before you press pay

25 Jun

Careers

Jobs jobs jobs. Get a digital copy of our Careers section here

From entry-level jobs to government positions to C-suite spots. You need it, it’s in here. It’s the City Press Careers section. Get your digital edition before it hits...

18 May

How to emerge from the lockdown stronger and more resilient

30 Jun

Do you really need coffee to wake up?

29 Jun

Will Covid-19 crush you or change you for the better?

29 Jun

Podcast | Mistakes to avoid with your own business

04 Jul

What to look for when drawing up your will and estate planning

29 Jun

Meet the 2020 Money Makeover candidates as they embark on a finance boot camp

23 Feb

Turning a business cash flow positive

14 Jun

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Are the taxi associations justified in their ultimatums to government regarding loading capacity and debt relief, and in their increase of fares?

Yes, they need the money

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It’s irresponsible

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No, we should boycott

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