About 30 people injured in Tshwane buses collision
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ANALYSIS: Genocide Watch thin on transparency and methodology
Africa Check takes a look at Genocide Watch which places SA on stage six of its ‘Ten Stages of Genocide’.
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FACT CHECK: Is SA home to more than a million asylum-seekers?
Africa Check clarifies if SA is home to the highest number of unresolved asylum cases in the world.
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Morocco returns ambassador to SA
Morocco withdrew its ambassador to South Africa in protest over ties to the Western Sahara 12 years ago.
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ANALYSIS: Facts show SA hasn't become more violent since democracy
The physical safety of the majority of people in SA has shown unprecedented improvement in the last 20 years.
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'Corruption in South Africa is hampering economic reform'
The International Monetary Fund has criticised efforts by government to reform the economy.
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Dirco confirms South Africans stranded in Turkey are back home
Dirco will continue working with its Turkish embassy to monitor the situation in Turkey.
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'People started running and screaming' - South African in Nice
Kata du Toit is a cabin crew member and arrived in that country on lay-over yesterday.
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Zuma home with deal reflecting close, growing ties with France
France and SA have signed accords for higher education, cultural cooperation and development cooperation.
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R2K urges SA govt to stand up for Zim citizens
Demonstrators want the government take action against poverty, wage disputes, and corruption.
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‘Brexit impact on trade between South Africa, UK minimal’
Deputy Governor Daniel Mminele said SA will be indirectly affected by heightened market volatility.
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'SA has most number of HIV infections globally'
Government says over R20 billion is spent a year to fight HIV and Aids in the country.
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OPINION: Brexit and learning the value of your vote
Lisa Joshua Sonn says that as shown by the Brexit result, many people don’t attach a value to their vote.
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OPINION: Post Brexit, does SA have appetite to strike new trade deals?
South Africa has begun to lose its appetite for trade agreements, particularly with the developed world.
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[LISTEN] Have race relations in SA improved?
702 host Stephen Grootes talks to Head of Policy and Analysis Programme at the IJR Jan Hofmeyr about the primary source of division in South Africa.
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Survey: Majority GP residents believe SA is headed in wrong direction
White people have been found to be more satisfied with local government, but not nationally.
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OPINION: Would a Brexit matter for South Africa?
Just how important is Britain to the South African economy?
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Border Management Authority Bill to be dealt with after elections
The draft law allows for the establishment of an overarching authority to control South Africa's borders.
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OPINION: Why SA would do well to fire all its deputy ministers
Reducing the number of deputy ministers would help government get its finances onto a more stable footing.
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OPINION: Terror threats & turmoil: a bad time for US-SA relations
Global threats do not respect borders and therefore are difficult for any one state to combat.
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Study: So-called ‘curbside labourers’ pushing down wages in SA
Data, based on three pilot studies, reveals that foreigners made up 55% of the informal sector last year.
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[LISTEN] Counter-terrorism expert weighs in on SA terror warning
702 host John Robbie interviewed the Institute for Security Studies' Anton du Plessis following a warning by the US government on a potential terror attack in SA.
