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William opens up on how Diana’s death made him fear fatherhood. Oprah in splendid isolation
with two SA academy girls. How the National Command Council works.

FROM LOSS TO HOPE

Prince William has opened up about how the anguish of losing his mom affected his experience of fatherhood

5 mins

It's Back To School But It Won't Be Easy

As South African learners head back to the classroom we answer all your burning questions about safety and logistics

9 mins

Isolating With Mam' O

Two South African academy graduates are enjoying lockdown with Oprah

5 mins

MISSION CONTROL

The government’s command council decides on lockdown rules and how they’re enforced. Here’s how the team works

5 mins

NOW THAT'S CLEVER!

South African brainboxes have been coming up with smart solutions to the challenges posed by Covid-19

10 mins

LEADERS & LOSERS

There’s nothing like a crisis to show us which heads of state are worthy of the position and who should be shown the door

5 mins

The Sound of Silence

A quiet life is all Harry wanted – and after he moved out of his noisy family’s home, he found it. But would it last?

7 mins

We Talk About - An Antibody Test For Coronavirus

The British government has announced it has approved an antibody test which will now be used in hospitals in Britain. The test was developed by Swiss company Roche and has been provisionally approved by the European Union and the USA. Roche has since announced it is preparing its factory and laboratory to manufacture millions of these tests a month for countries that wish to purchase them.

3 mins

LARGER THAN LIFE

He influenced stars from Jimi Hendrix to Elton John, but struggled to reconcile his sexuality with his religion. When news broke that Little Richard had died at age 87, fans and musicians paid tribute to the rock pioneer

10+ mins

A NICE LITTLE SETUP

Here’s how to create a practical and efficient workspace in your home

5 mins

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