Tobacco ban may be hazardous to health
Being locked down with a smoker who has run out of smokes could be the way to epic civil disobedience
Coronavirus stalks humanity but selfishness prevails
Many people just don’t give a damn, and that seems hard to explain in a crisis of this magnitude
Noah and the flood of Covid-19 profiteers
Swift retaliation hits the brothers who thought they could make money out of the coronavirus pandemic
Saudis step on everyone’s toes
First the coronavirus made US shale producers sneeze, then they got in an oil price war
Senseless cycle of sectarian violence
India’s latest convulsion of religious killings is where it should be: out in the glare of the world
Coronavirus: A nasty virus for sure, but most survive it
Coronavirus has panicked people and markets, but let’s remember the recovery rate is remarkably good
FW de Klerk: An acute case of memory loss
Is there a parallel, hallucinogen-fuelled universe where the horrors of apartheid were OK?
Prasa ups the comedy amid the tragedy
Competition authorities stick it to this mismanaged, gravy-gobbling, dogshow of a state-owned enterprise
Panic contagion more dangerous than virus
Fallout: if China doesn’t contain the outbreak timeously, a global recession will hurt us badly
Coronavirus: don’t let it go viral
China is in crisis mode over the coronavirus, which has killed more than 100 people so far
Dos Santos in the pudding
The bright light of the Luanda Leaks shines in dark corners left by the Dos Santos family
Stepping stones to Tehran’s dawn tragedy
Pundits were poring over the videos, speculating on the crash that killed 176 innocent people
Orange Peril rocks the Middle East
Armageddon: as the beast of war slouches towards Tehran, who is the Antichrist?
Corbyn clinches UK unpopularity contest
The ABC of British politics in recent weeks has been Anyone But Corbyn – but Boris played a better game
Prasa: a makeover, please — not mere cosmetics
Prasa has been placed under administration – but will that be enough to solve its list of problems?
Thabang Moroe: throwing away his wicket
Moroe mistook five journalists for soft targets when he banned them from the press boxes
Beijing’s authority gets stern rebuke
If elections are a yardstick of popular feeling, this weekend in Hong Kong was a humdinger
A tale of two crackdowns in China
The demonstrators in Hong Kong have exceptional access to the rest of the world. Not so the Uighurs
Zimbabwe’s tough life getting even tougher
Conditions in Zimbabwe are becoming worse than they ever were, even under Mugabe’s rule
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