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05 Mar

A surprising twist at BC One dance tournament

On February 27, Constitution Hill in Braamfontein hosted the Red Bull BC One break dance tournament. This annual global event celebrates the hardest avenue of hip-hop, giving local talent the chance to go up against some of the world’s best.

Maternal deaths increase by 30% during Covid-19 lockdown

05 Mar

Floyd Shivambu | Mboweni’s austerity budget contributes to underdevelopment and poverty

04 Mar

Mogoeng Mogoeng ordered to apologise for comments about Israeli-Palestinian conflict

04 Mar

South Africans are still sceptical about 5G technology, research reveals

05 Mar

DA asks for a recount in the motion of no confidence against Makhura

04 Mar

News you should know

Mahumapelo likens the Rustenburg mayor to the biblical Jonas

04 Mar

There is a lot of heart to The Art Of series

05 Mar

Ntseki explains Khune’s latest inclusion in Bafana

04 Mar

What about us? Frontline workers at Bara protest after being ‘turned away’ for Covid-19 jabs for third day

04 Mar

ANC stalwarts back to fix party ruin

04 Mar

Dashiki Dialogues

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Dashiki Dialogues

Mondli Makhanya

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Mondli Makhanya

Modidima Mannya

Modidima Mannya is an advocate, a writer and head of legal services at Unisa.

Modidima Mannya | Accusations against the judiciary have nothing to do with any abuse of their power

Tim Spirit

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

Tim Spirit | TTM should serve as a case study for PSL

The 12th Man

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

The 12th Man

Thuli Madonsela

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

Thuli Madonsela | Africa should lead the use of soft power

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

Inside Labour

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

Inside Labour | Budget does little to address poverty crisis

Side Entry

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

Side Entry | Wayde’s defection makes Olympic defence tricky

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Uncontainable ingenuity: How a young architect is making a difference in housing market

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Local talent with international allure

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Nomzamo Mbatha’s coming of age

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The legend of Jerry Mofokeng

28 Feb

Loyiso Gola laughs on a global stage

28 Feb

Viewers shade Love Island SA for lack of diversity

01 Mar

Voices

SA needs a police service geared to serve the people

Seeing members of the SA Police Service (SAPS) suspiciously eyeing grant beneficiaries queuing outside welfare offices or leisure-seekers...

04 Mar

Modidima Mannya | Accusations against the judiciary have nothing to do with any abuse of their power

03 Mar

Covid-19 has upended business operations and opened eyes to new possibilities

03 Mar

There are good ICT examples in Africa to emulate, especially in the Covid-19 times

03 Mar

Conduct of Zuma and his backers is nothing short of sedition

02 Mar

Mmusi Maimane | The compelling case for a basic income grant

28 Feb

Cartoons

Biltong and Stripes | March 2021

04 Mar

How We See It | February 2021

21 Feb

Biltong and Stripes | February 2021

02 Feb

Business

Zimbabwe’s manufacturing bullish on better forex, inflation outlook

Zimbabwean manufacturers expect to ramp up production to 61% of capacity this year, the highest level in a decade, on expected stability...

04 Mar

Ethiopia’s migrants turn to sex work as pandemic sends them home

04 Mar

Markus Jooste, former Steinhoff CEO, said to be charged in German criminal probe

04 Mar

Elephants or avocados: a Kenyan dilemma

03 Mar

Three workers for foreign media arrested in Ethiopia’s Tigray region

02 Mar

Emerging markets feel the heat of the ‘bondfire’

02 Mar

Sport

Sundowns vs Mazembe clash pits billionaire friends Motsepe and Katumbi against each other

In a clash of the powerhouses of African club football this weekend, Mamelodi Sundowns will take on TP Mazembe in a CAF Champions League group encounter in the...

05 Mar

Opinion: CAF needs Motsepe if it intends tapping into Africa’s talent and passion for football

05 Mar

How Ntseki used Zungu’s WhatsApp profile picture to discourage Bafana star from self-destruction

05 Mar

No men’s World Sevens Series until after the Olympics

04 Mar

CAF presidential race: Latest behind the scenes moves suggest Motsepe could be next boss

04 Mar

Personal finance

No news on early access to retirement funds

Despite announcements in the medium-term budget policy statement in October last year that there would be a review of retirement reforms, including early access to the...

28 Feb

The true cost of cashing in your retirement fund

28 Feb

Should your small business take out a Covid loan?

21 Feb

51% of retirees can’t make ends meet. Here’s how you can support your parents

21 Feb

My Money My Lifestyle | Get ahead with what you have

23 Sep 2020

Careers

Why public relations is the career of choice in communications

It’s no secret that the last year was a remarkably difficult one the world over, and three months into the new year, things are still rather shaky.

05 Mar

Hospitality industry gears up to leverage work-from-home trends

20 Feb

3 ways to generate extra income without too much work

03 Feb

Three areas to focus on to boost your post-Covid career prospects

25 Jan

The five social media megatrends for 2021

16 Jan

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