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17 Jun

Close-Up | If you were wearing a belt ...

Close-Up | If you were wearing a belt ...

Fred Khumalo on the necessity of wearing a belt.

Kaunda can teach the ANC a thing or two about losing power

Kaunda can teach the ANC a thing or two about losing power

17 Jun

Digital Vibes contract: Nehawu president calls on Mkhize to pay back the money

Digital Vibes contract: Nehawu president calls on Mkhize to pay back the money

17 Jun

Legal opinion finds MPs cannot hide behind sub judice rule

Legal opinion finds MPs cannot hide behind sub judice rule

17 Jun

Kenneth Kaunda: the last giant of African nationalism and independence pioneer left a mixed legacy

Kenneth Kaunda: the last giant of African nationalism and independence pioneer left a mixed legacy

17 Jun

‘I don’t feel any pressure. I feel relaxed. You can’t always be perfect’ – Hamilton

‘I don’t feel any pressure. I feel relaxed. You can’t always be perfect’ – Hamilton

17 Jun

News you should know

Mabuza hailed as ‘exemplary leader’, ‘champion’ of transformation

Mabuza hailed as ‘exemplary leader’, ‘champion’ of transformation

17 Jun

Goodbye TTM, hello Marumo Gallants FC!

Goodbye TTM, hello Marumo Gallants FC!

17 Jun

Kenneth Kaunda has died

Kenneth Kaunda has died

17 Jun

SA exports have the potential to drive growth in post-pandemic boom

SA exports have the potential to drive growth in post-pandemic boom

17 Jun

If an SME’s house is in order, then not all debt is bad debt

If an SME’s house is in order, then not all debt is bad debt

17 Jun

Mondli Makhanya

Mondli Makhanya

Mondli Makhanya is the editor in chief of City Press.

Kaunda can teach the ANC a thing or two about losing power

Fred Khumalo is an award winning writer and editor of the City Press Voices section

Close-Up | If you were wearing a belt ...

Modidima Mannya

Modidima Mannya

Modidima Mannya is an advocate and a writer.

Modidima Mannya | Nothing Parliamentary about this PAP talk shop

Timothy Molobi is City Press head of news and sport.

Tim Spirit | PSL off-field drama steals limelight from real heroes

Dashiki Dialogues

Dashiki Dialogues

The Dashiki Dialogues is a collection of irreverent yet relevant pieces on life. Sometimes funny, sometimes sad, sometimes angry and sometimes frustrated.

Dashiki | Wrong is wrong. Don’t try to justify it

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

12th Man | Why a caretaker coach could be a solution – for now

Dion Chang is a trends guru and founder of Flux Trends

On My Radar | The post-pandemic tribes emerge

Thuli Madonsela

Thuli Madonsela

Thuli Madonsela is a professor, a former Public Protector and founder of the Thuma Foundation.

Thuli Madonsela | Playing, planning and predicting impact

Terry Bell writes the Inside Labour column for City Press.

Inside Labour | Jobs and class should not divide the cause

Amputee dancer Musa Motha moves without any hindrance

Amputee dancer Musa Motha moves without any hindrance

Amputee dancer Musa Motha moves without any hindrance. Motha is a dancer from Sebokeng in the Vaal with an intriguing story. The man is a...

17 Jun

Umlilo’s new documentary shines spotlight on queer people’s reality

Umlilo’s new documentary shines spotlight on queer people’s reality

15 Jun

The Underground Railroad: For us, not by us

The Underground Railroad: For us, not by us

15 Jun

‘Sho Madjozi’s hit John Cena is my song, I want my share’

‘Sho Madjozi’s hit John Cena is my song, I want my share’

13 Jun

‘Defamed’ Ngema sues for R12.5m

‘Defamed’ Ngema sues for R12.5m

13 Jun

Watch | Amanda Black is back

Watch | Amanda Black is back

13 Jun

Mondli Makhanya | Cyril’s boldness my foot

Mondli Makhanya | Cyril’s boldness my foot

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s cheerleaders always describe him as a man of stealth who plays the long game.

13 Jun

Book Extract | The arrest of Mandela

Book Extract | The arrest of Mandela

13 Jun

How diving into tech can help revive Joburg’s ailing water system

How diving into tech can help revive Joburg’s ailing water system

16 Jun

History will judge us harshly if we fail to bring apartheid killers to book

History will judge us harshly if we fail to bring apartheid killers to book

16 Jun

Stereotypes about young jobless South Africans are wrong: what they’re really up to

Stereotypes about young jobless South Africans are wrong: what they’re really up to

16 Jun

Goldstein cannot dodge the truth: Israel is an apartheid state

Goldstein cannot dodge the truth: Israel is an apartheid state

16 Jun

About Biltong and Stripes

About Biltong and Stripes

03 Nov 2020

Biltong and Stripes | May 2021

Biltong and Stripes | May 2021

24 May

How We See It | May 2021

How We See It | May 2021

02 May

Liberty accused of exploitation after decision to cut benefits of poorly performing financial advisers

Liberty accused of exploitation after decision to cut benefits of poorly performing financial advisers

Liberty Group’s decision to reduce the benefits of underperforming financial advisers has raised concerns, with some branding this move...

15 Jun

Financial implications for women in customary marriages

Financial implications for women in customary marriages

13 Jun

Government power threshold will not solve the country’s problems

Government power threshold will not solve the country’s problems

13 Jun

Jobless youth: All plans but little to show for it

Jobless youth: All plans but little to show for it

13 Jun

The unemployment catastrophe

The unemployment catastrophe

13 Jun

Consumers to pay more for anything plastic

Consumers to pay more for anything plastic

13 Jun

CSA gets its independent board, but is the friction over?

CSA gets its independent board, but is the friction over?

Cricket SA’s (CSA’s) claim to administrative history – where it was were to be the first sporting code in the country to have a board with majority independent...

13 Jun

PSL files urgent leave to appeal after Royal AM’s move to stop play-offs

15 Jun

Votes lift Khune and Tyson among fan favourites seconded to play in Carling Black Label Cup

14 Jun

Former Chiefs star Mendu invites keen walkers to join him on Youth Day

14 Jun

The 12th Man | Stuart Baxter should keep his foot out of his mouth

13 Jun

Personal finance

Paying off debt requires a plan. Here's how to get started

Paying off debt requires a plan. Here's how to get started

When it comes to paying what you owe, there are several ways to address the challenge, but all these require a plan, writes Maya Fisher-French.

14 Jun

Financial implications for women in customary marriages

13 Jun

Podcast | How to use the lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic to improve your finances

10 Jun

Changes to expect for FNB Gold customers

06 Jun

The true cost of buying a car

06 Jun

Top five questions about your pay answered

Top five questions about your pay answered

As the professional body established to promote and develop the reward profession and practices, the SA Reward Association (Sara) often receives questions relating to...

08 Jun

Pursuing a career in esports – Who says you can’t play for a living?

03 Jun

The antidote for anxiety in the workplace

01 Jun

A window seat at work may make you more productive

06 May

How to help employees deal with mental and emotional health stressors during pandemic

21 Apr

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Tourism Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane will act as health minister after President Cyril Ramaphosa placed Health Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize on special leave while the SIU completes the probe into the irregular Digital Vibes contract. What are your thoughts on this?

Special leave is a whitewash.

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SA’s tourism sector needs undivided attention.

4% - 12 votes

Let's wait and see

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What is the point of deputy ministers?

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