Voluntary resignation rule backfires on party leader
AICM president Joseph Dibakwe was forced to resign under the rule he designed to remove his opponents
The Citizen News 
The Quick Interview | Olympian sheds light on post-career struggles of athletes
POTCHEFSTROOM, SOUTH AFRICA - APRIL 22: Alyssa Conley wins the women's 200m during day 2 of the ASA Senior Championships at PUK McArthur Stadium on April 22, 2017 in Potchefstroom, South Africa. (Photo by Roger Sedres/Gallo Images)
Sowetan LIVE 
NGOs fight to save abandoned babies
Abandoned babies at Door of Hope sleeping on their cots. Door of Hope says baby savers save lives amid rise in infant abandonment in SA.
The Quick Interview | Olympian sheds light on post-career struggles of athletes
POTCHEFSTROOM, SOUTH AFRICA - APRIL 22: Alyssa Conley wins the women's 200m during day 2 of the ASA Senior Championships at PUK McArthur Stadium on April 22, 2017 in Potchefstroom, South Africa. (Photo by Roger Sedres/Gallo Images)
The Mercury 
IOL News 
SA’s politicians no longer fear accountability
Eight years into Ramaphosa’s presidency, corruption is no longer scandalous – it’s systemic. And the silence is deafening.
Got advice? First ask if anyone wants it
I recently read that before giving advice, one should always ask a particular question
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Business Day 
Cash flow-based credit products flood market as banks battle for SME wallet
SMEs are at the centre of SA’s business banking shake-up, with new credit and cash-flow solutions giving small traders access to funding like never before. File picture: ALAISTER RUSSELL
Holy alliance: when big business mingles with mega churches
The annual National Day of Prayer for Peace event in Johannesburg is organised by the Motsepe Foundation. Picture: ANTONIO MUCHAVE
AYABONGA CAWE: The ‘dark arts’ of interstate rivalry
An American flag flies near Congress in Washington, DC, the US. Picture: EPA/SHAWN THEW
Race for alternative markets is on as Ford confirms hundreds of SA job cuts
Ford’s Struandale plant, which faces job cuts as local auto production comes under pressure from rising imports and shrinking exports. Picture: EUGENE COETZEE