The agony of the Auntie
The BBC’s long-held reputation for impartiality has been called into question
Five things to watch this week
Queer-positive reboot, 'the border', alienation, photojournalist and Italian feminist
CHRIS THURMAN: Early drawings by Kentridge go under the hammer
Focus will also be on a few Irma Sterns after outcry over museum’s closure
WATCH: Breaking through the corporate glass ceiling
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Literary sleight of hand
Stories that start in the ordinary and slip into the surreal
Wine books to pore over
Tourist guides explore Spain, Napa Valley and Tuscany — and the effect of geology
MICHAEL FRIDJHON: The young and the landless
Much of the energy of the industry resides with young, landless winemakers
Remote hamlet offers quiet refuge for fishers and birders
Fish, birdwatch or just recharge at Mudlarks in Cape Infanta
WANDILE SIHLOBO: Livestock sector still weighs on recovery of farming
Foot-and-mouth disease will persist, but good summer harvests are expected
BIG READ: The light tread of slow travel
Steve Silk pedals around England and Wales, while José Neves hikes through the Kruger
Climate tipping points threaten humanity
But there are also positive tipping points that could lead to exponential change
Devlin Brown at the water cooler: Don’t fit your training into spare time
Without the appropriate level of intensity, you’re just going through the motions
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The rise of the microdramas
The format consists of short, serialised, unapologetically soapy stories
CHRIS THURMAN: Reinventing archives as dynamic engines of exchange
Digital dependency on the Global North ensures that those in Africa remain precarious
























