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Opinion

ANC’s quest hasn’t changed and it won’t anytime soon

Opinion

Welcome to Cyril’s annual version of Scheherazade’s flights of fantasy

Opinion

Zuma detractors might be in for a nasty surprise

Opinion

‘Sombre’ Cyril will be suitably shocked over hospital zoo

World

Covid showed Don the door

Opinion

A birthday trip to Mars

Opinion

At the end of 2020, optimism is essential… but I’m sceptical

Opinion

The impaired state of the SA psyche is on show

Opinion

Unlike SABC, the CCMA is a govt ‘special case’ with merit

Opinion

Stubbornness will save SA

Opinion

Lessons from US election

Opinion

Predator politics prevails

Opinion

Tangled up in divorce law

Opinion

How to kibosh race issue

Opinion

Too early for glee at arrests

Opinion

Covid’s gift to SA economy

Opinion

Officialdom is choking us

Opinion

A peace prize for Trump?

Opinion

Is race a ‘false assumption’?

Opinion

Cyril comes out of hibernation

Opinion

Scared of Covid-19? Beware the ANC-20 virus…

Opinion

ANC split would end logjam

Opinion

Invisible man of SA politics

Opinion

Batohi needs just one big rabbit

Opinion

Don’t muzzle free speech

Opinion

Cyril Covid’s biggest victim?

Opinion

Expediency is the worm in the ANC’s every apple

Opinion

Political panderers in academia voids critical thought

Opinion

Instead of positive virus side-effects, we get more madness

Opinion

Covid-19 put paid to the idea of the Nanny state

Opinion

‘Over-enthusiasm’ needs to be addressed, Ramaphosa

Opinion

At last we are one, finding our inner anarchist

Opinion

The ANC wants to reshape SA … into what?

Opinion

Cyril playing at viral secrets is not helping any of us

Opinion

What social compact is Ramaphosa talking about?

Opinion

The House of Zuma may yet prevail in SA politics

Opinion

It’s time for a tipple, Ramaphosa

Opinion

Covid-19 will tell us how much true character we South Africans still possess

Opinion

Ramaphosa’s ministers are trapped in an imaginary world

Opinion

Maybe it’s time for Fixit to F***off?

Opinion

Don’t try to redress racial imbalances right now

Opinion

A very slow death sentence for Janusz Walus

Opinion

This is why the incompetent Mkhwebane was appointed

Opinion

Throw out the corporate rubbish

Opinion

Mboweni’s gutsy and bold budget

Opinion

Public violence shows we’re sliding towards failed state

Opinion

Oh, for Ramaphosa’s silver tongue

Opinion

WC Health gets bloodied nose over doctors’ ‘theft’ case

Opinion

Interim Eskom chair is SA’s very own Jekyll and Hyde

Opinion

Forget Hlophe’s transgressions; look at the JSC

Opinion

SA isn’t floundering anymore, it’s drowning

Opinion

And a happy Year Zero to you, too

Opinion

Ramaphosa and Johnson – A tale of two elections

Opinion

Our reality casts a pall over any festive cheer

Opinion

SA, a country where no one is ever to blame for anything

Opinion

The final nail in the already dead SAA’s coffin?

Opinion

At last Ramaphosa has chosen a battleground

Opinion

The state of law enforcement is a crime

Opinion

The Boks and their RWC triumph are an object lesson

Opinion

Hope without action is hopeless, Mboweni

Opinion

The survival of the DA is a concern

Opinion

In disciplinary matters, SA doctors face a minefield

Opinion

Whiff of something rotten

Opinion

Is it Cyril the tiger, or the pussy?

Opinion

Ramaphosa faces union showdown that can mean his end

Opinion

There are many holes in the secret ballot to strike plan

Opinion

Jaundiced Eye: Don’t use the dirty x-word

Opinion

Rolling crisis is the new normal

Opinion

The storm in a doctors’ tea room

Opinion

Ramaphosa must use the power of his popularity

Opinion

ANC midgets pin ‘modern Gulliver’ Ramaphosa down

Opinion

SA’s weaponised baby-making will have to slow down

Opinion

‘Last hope’ Ramaphosa’s timidity is sinking SA

Opinion

The well-flogged land horse is losing speed

Opinion

‘Sneaky Jake’ – SA’s Tricky Dicky – and his week from hell