A journey through Samara Karoo Reserve’s wild landscape Samara Karoo Reserve blends roaming wildlife, rugged landscapes and luxurious accommodation to create the ideal local travel escape… by Ruby Delahunt October 12, 2025 Pleasure·Travel 2
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Birth pains of the GNU: Fears of Ramaphosa’s resignation In this excerpt from her new book, Mandy Wiener chronicles the days after the ANC’s shock performance in the 2024 national election… by Mandy Wiener September 29, 2025 Politics
The week ahead: Gayton’s Kunene countdown Mark your calendar – here’s the political and economic news to watch out for in the days to come… by The South Africa Brief September 29, 2025 News
From tariffs to terroir: South African wine remains world class Cape Wine 2025 proves South African wine shines globally, with quality, variety and value winning over international buyers despite tariffs and challenges… by Dan Nicholl September 26, 2025 Opinion·Pleasure
Eight questions for the interested and interesting: Michele Mathison Sculptor Michele Mathison on coffee machines, Christina Ricci, and why ‘The Inner Game of Tennis’ still resonates… by Sarah Buitendach September 26, 2025 Pleasure
South African men may now take their wife’s surname – why traditional leaders are upset A court ruling affirming the right of men to adopt their wives’ surnames reflects the tension between statutory and customary law… by Anthony C Diala September 24, 2025 Analysis·News
Satanic panic: Five ‘occult’ crimes that gripped South Africa’s imagination By providing an explanation for the randomness of misfortune or catastrophe, beliefs in the occult offer a sense of agency in the face of… by Nicky Falkof September 19, 2025 Analysis·News
Government’s contingent liabilities are quietly exploding South Africa’s contingent liabilities have doubled in the past 10 years, suggesting debt could be much higher than it appears… by Tim Cohen September 18, 2025 Economy & Markets
South Africa’s small-scale rooibos tea growers aren’t getting much from an industry deal – why it’s not fair Indigenous communities who hold traditional knowledge about rooibos have yet to benefit meaningfully from an access and benefit-sharing agreement… Rachel WynbergJune Bam-HutchisonSarah Ives September 9, 2025 Energy & ESG
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