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Turkish shoemaker’s heartfelt letter to Dr Barnard after the world’s first heart transplant

Turkish shoemaker’s heartfelt letter to Dr Barnard after the world’s first heart transplant

By Halim Gençoğlu | Published Sep 13, 2024

COLUMN: ‘In 1968, a shoemaker from Tekirda , Turkey, named Ahmet Çuhacı, reached out to Prof Dr Chris Barnard with a heartfelt letter. ’

Much to do to get SA working, but hope remains

By Michael Bagraim | Published Sep 12, 2024

COLUMN: 'I am hopeful that as the committee matures into its position and knowledge is gained, the Government of National Unity will vigorously exercise the oversight capacity,’ writes Michael Bagraim.

Much to do to get SA working, but hope remains

Much to do to get SA working, but hope remains

Ostomy care: the orphan child of the South African healthcare system

By Supplied | Published Sep 11, 2024

Ostomy care: the orphan child of the South African healthcare system

LETTER: Who are the real 'human animals' in the Gaza-Israeli war?

By Letter to the Editor | Published Sep 10, 2024

LETTER: Who are the real 'human animals' in the Gaza-Israeli war?

LETTER: Agenda of conflict/war perpetrated by evil elites

By Letter to the Editor | Published Sep 10, 2024

LETTER: Agenda of conflict/war perpetrated by evil elites

Extending Koeberg’s life: A costly and risky gamble, if not delusional

By Supplied | Published Sep 10, 2024

Extending Koeberg’s life: A costly and risky gamble, if not delusional

Massive budget shortfalls caused by unfunded multi-year wage agreement

By Letter to the Editor | Published Sep 10, 2024

Massive budget shortfalls caused by unfunded multi-year wage agreement

Editor’s Note: Praise of extrajudicial killings by police reflect public’s desperation

By Quinton Mtyala | Published Sep 10, 2024

Editor’s Note: Praise of extrajudicial killings by police reflect public’s desperation

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Reimagining Black Freedom in South Africa

By Lorenzo A Davids | Published Sep 10, 2024

Reimagining Black Freedom in South Africa

Reimagining Black Freedom in South Africa

Weaponisation of financial power: How bank closures threaten constitutional rights and democracy in South Africa

By | Published Sep 6, 2024

Weaponisation of financial power: How bank closures threaten constitutional rights and democracy in South Africa

Weaponisation of financial power: How bank closures threaten constitutional rights and democracy in South Africa

It’s employment equity crunch time again

By Michael Bagraim | Published Sep 6, 2024

It’s employment equity crunch time again

It’s employment equity crunch time again

Did the Turks obstruct the sea route to the East?

By Halim Gençoğlu | Published Sep 6, 2024

Did the Turks obstruct the sea route to the East?

Did the Turks obstruct the sea route to the East?

LETTER: Spare a thought for those who are suffering and be thankful

By Letter to the Editor | Published Sep 6, 2024

LETTER: Spare a thought for those who are suffering and be thankful

LETTER: Spare a thought for those who are suffering and be thankful

Tribute to retired UCT emeritus professor François Bonnici

By Supplied | Published Sep 5, 2024

Tribute to retired UCT emeritus professor François Bonnici

Tribute to retired UCT emeritus professor François Bonnici

Are we doing enough for those who serve us?

By Supplied | Published Sep 4, 2024

Are we doing enough for those who serve us?

Are we doing enough for those who serve us?

LETTER: Could alleged violations of international law cost Israel dearly?

By Letter to the Editor | Published Sep 4, 2024

LETTER: Could alleged violations of international law cost Israel dearly?

LETTER: Could alleged violations of international law cost Israel dearly?