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Enoch’s no-brainer teaser
Finally, fiscal recognition from the finance minister. The middle class is at last being recognised for its contribution to South African society and the economy
How the Boks silenced their critics
It’s been a monumental year for the team, after the successful defence of the Freedom Cup and Rugby Championship titles for the first time
FIONA McDONALD: Making a case for merlot
Durbanville producer De Grendel believes the grape should be seen as a star in its own right rather than occupying space as a blending partner
No more ‘hanky panky’ or ‘rumpy pumpy’ as love replaces sex at expo
There may still be some hesitancy when it comes to publicly embracing sex and sexuality, but more than half a million people have attended the expo since it hit this continent
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Objects and stories keep battlefields of the past alive
McFadden, a history teacher, became curator in 1983. In the decades since, she has gathered — often by sheer force of personality — a collection of things that together seem disparate yet tell the story of the South African experiment
On a mission to make Melville great again
From the sidewalk to cyberspace: how a team of volunteers are capturing the visual soul of the suburb and raising its cultural and economic profile
The end of history? It hasn’t come yet
Three decades after Fukuyama’s book, the world is again caught between freedom and fear. Events in the subsequent decades have refocused judgment on the work, often criticising its naivete and his pre-emptive reading of the signs of a new world order
South Africa’s secret whisky ingredient: the weather
The warmer local weather keeps the quality of the country's whisky on par with the best that Scotland can produce
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A final too far for the Proteas Women
The curse of winning a World Cup semifinal is the weight of expectation
PATRICK BULGER: The ANC’s ‘Kortbroek’ moment
Only the bravest of chickens dare to come home to roost in the gangsters’ paradise party that lives in the past as fervently as it hopes the future never comes
The inside track
In his memoir, 'On The Railway: The Great South African Train Story', David Williams takes readers on a journey both personal and political
Recipes from Roman times
Clay jars bring an ancient touch to modern winemakers — and add an extra dimension



























