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There is so much more in the Sunday Times, have your pick, there is something for everyone.

Chris Pappas will be a formidable opponent in a province where, if polls are to be believed, the ANC could be hard-pressed to retain its majority, writes Barney Mthombothi.

The wider world of politics and elections offers some useful pointers for the potholed road to 2024 in South Africa, writes Tony Leon.

Bhisho’s Bulembu Airport, which hogged the headlines when United Arab Emirates president Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and his large entourage touched down there earlier this year, could be renamed.

Why did Mashatile tell parliament a house owned by a business run by his son and son-in-law belongs to him?

Patel said a crucial part of the government’s support for small business came from regulatory measures to deter anticompetitive behaviour from large companies.

“The shareholder’s role is to hold board members to account. The boards have a responsibility to ensure that a turnaround strategy is in place and that project management is taking place,” said Gordhan.

A Special Investigating Unit investigation has revealed that the National Students Financial Aid Scheme incorrectly funded 3,842 Eastern Cape students by a whopping R597.8m between 2018 and 2021.Of the 12 universities and TVET colleges in the province, Walter Sisulu University was cited as one of the institutions with the largest number of undue beneficiaries.

Wangari urged them to offer themselves for elective positions

The DA has asked the provincial treasury in the Western Cape to investigate if taxpayers’ money funded a trip to France by two municipal officials to watch the Rugby World Cup final on Saturday.