Dave Chambers Cape Town bureau chief

Dave Chambers is the Cape Town bureau chief for the Sunday Times and TimesLIVE.

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Covid-19 rules that ignored reality of shack dwellers’ lives come under fire

Lockdown regulations that ignored the living conditions of shack-dwellers were "astonishing", according to a new ...

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Principal who doubled matric pass rate fired for punching teacher

A principal who doubled his school's matric pass rate by organising extra classes was furious when some pupils did not ...

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Three months on, parliament full of mosquitoes, 'lethal' gas, melted metal and 30mm cracks

"Nothing destroys like fire. That beautiful building, it's all gone," said a shocked senior ANC MP on Friday after ...

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138 inmates get go-ahead to sue for R69m damages over prison ‘assaults’

The appeal court has given the go-ahead for 138 men to sue the government for R500,000 each over alleged assaults at St ...

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SA TV news producer evacuated from Ukraine after ambush by Russian death squad

A SA TV news producer and her four crew have been evacuated from Ukraine after two of them were shot by a suspected ...

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Education bosses told to change tune after punishing teacher for singing in church choir

A teacher who was given a final written warning for singing in a church choir has had it expunged after appealing.

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Fired principal who took kickback on textbook order fails to get his job back

An acting principal who shared a kickback on a textbook order with a school governor has failed to overturn his ...

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Seven-day send-off for Desmond Tutu

A seven-day send-off is being organised for the late Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu in Cape Town.

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'May he rise in glory': Prayer and tributes for the Arch

A life-size poster of two SA icons of peace, former president Nelson Mandela and the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu ...

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‘Unicorns of sea’ send seismic distress signal from Arctic to Wild Coast

Narwhals, the "unicorns of the sea" that live in the Arctic, have transmitted a 12,000km distress signal to the sea ...