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Justice Project SA withdraws endorsement of ‘blue light protocol’
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Saudis distance themselves from US naval base shooter
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Search for Cape Town Train Station arsonists continues
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Iranian and American freed in apparent prisoner swap
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Thousands in Myanmar rally behind Suu Kyi ahead of Hague court date
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Taxi violence: MEC Mazibuko calls on law enforcement to ensure residents’ safety
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Justice Project SA withdraws endorsement of ‘blue light protocol’
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Search for Cape Town Train Station arsonists continues
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Taxi violence: MEC Mazibuko calls on law enforcement to ensure residents’ safety
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Load shedding puts strain on City Power system
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Delft teens shot – boy (16) dies, girl (13) injured
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CSA to address media on its future plans after losing sponsor, suspending CEO
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Tshwane ANC to challenge court ruling on Mokgalapa, Mathebe ousting
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‘We are suffocating please, bring us some oxygen’: Miners trapped at Orkney mine
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Six years on, SA remembers boxing legend Baby Jake Matlala
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Newcastle mayor defends decision to fire over 200 workers
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Magashule’s office was used to source funds from businesses, inquiry told
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Gauteng govt to place City of Tshwane under administration
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With Mokgalapa booted out as mayor, who will be Tshwane’s next mayor?
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DA pats itself on the back for 'good' performance in Parly
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ANC to challenge vote allowing DA’s Da Gama to stay on as Joburg speaker
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DA's Stevens Mokgalapa voted out as Tshwane mayor
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UDM: Mongameli Bobani was ousted because he refused favours
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Another DA member bites the dust: Tshwane Speaker Mathebe voted out
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: The gentleman’s game has been turned into one of dysfunction
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OPINION: Jailing gay people should qualify Zambia as an apartheid state
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ANALYSIS: Sex education raises questions about the role of the state in SA
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ADRIAN EPHRAIM: Mistrust between CSA and media is the last thing cricket needs
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Rand flat ahead of GDP figures
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: The farce that is the CSA & the lessons from rugby
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CYRIL RAMAPHOSA: Water security is critical to our economy
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OPINION: Herman Mashaba, the good, the bad and the ugly
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BUSANI NGCAWENI: Arise ye prophets, intellectuals and innovators
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Rand steady shielded by trade deal optimism
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Unemployment, inequality still a concern as ILO African regional meeting ends
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Canada sheds 71,000 jobs in November
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Eskom could implement load shedding throughout the weekend
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The big shortcoming: A grumpy 2020 for global growth
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It's getting darker: Eskom takes load shedding up to stage 4
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SAA: Numsa, Sacca back Solidarity’s bid to stop Matuson appointment
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Africa’s informal sector under spotlight at ILO conference
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Standard Bank to end sponsorship of Proteas in 2020
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2 Chainz wanted proposal to be 'historic'
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Hailey Bieber brands social media 'breeding ground for toxicity'
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Till death do I stay single: South Korea's #NoMarriage women
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Family says Neyi Zimu’s death took them by surprise
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R Kelly accused of bribery
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Lupita Nyong'o wins Best Actress at New York Film Critics Circle Awards
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HAJI MOHAMED DAWJEE: From IT to the arts in the workplace
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A decade in celebville: #MeToo, Oscar drama and star-studded weddings
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'It's bittersweet': Leia has key role as 'Star Wars' wraps Skywalker saga
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Ferguson's Everton bounce back from derby pain to beat Chelsea
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CSA names Jacques Faul as acting CEO
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Qatar postpones launch of new 2022 World Cup venue
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CSA to address media on its future plans after losing sponsor, suspending CEO
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Six years on, SA remembers boxing legend Baby Jake Matlala
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CSA knuckles down to address leadership, internal concerns
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SA's Shamsi brings magic to cricket celebrations
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Safa reveals several initiatives as part of turnaround strategy
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Carina Horn: I'm close to being proven innocent
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CARTOON: The Battle for Joburg
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CARTOON: If it Looks, Walks and Quacks Like a Duck...
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CARTOON: Court shooting!
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CARTOON: Flight Risk
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CARTOON: Siya In The Future
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CARTOON: Eskom's New Package
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CARTOON: Grounded in Logic?
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CARTOON: Big Push for Tutu!
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CARTOON: Ministry of Good Sportsmanship
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CARTOON: On Top of the World
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Poverty
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA: Investment achievements need to be celebrated
While acknowledging that while South Africa still had some way to go to reach our target of R1.2 trillion over the next three years, President Cyril Ramaphosa says the investment gains made so far should be celebrated.
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Crime mostly affects poor SA communities - researcher
The three stations where the most murders in the country were reported are Nyanga, Delft and Khayelitsha.
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Stats SA: SA has almost 3.6 million poverty-stricken households
Stats SA released its non-financial census of municipalities on Thursday which shows ratepayers are struggling to survive.
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[OPINION] How corruption is fraying SA’s social & economic fabric
The political cost of corruption is reaching unacceptable levels in South Africa. Reversing the effects of state decay on the poor will take short and long term interventions.
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OPINION: Business needs to change, and stop blaming others for SA’s ills
Most business leaders are painfully aware that the economy is not meeting the needs of most South Africans.
1181 days ago -
FACT CHECK: Does CT spend 67% of its budget on the poor?
Africa Check examines the DA claim that the City of Cape Town spends 67% of its budget in poor communities.
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[WATCH] Children in SA's hungriest province survive on 1 meal a day
Each day, school pupils in the town of Carnarvon in the Northern Cape receive only one meal per day. Carnarvon Primary's feeding scheme provides for over 1,200 hungry pupils so that they can get the most out of each day of school.
1292 days ago
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Hits & misses: How far has SA come?
Political and social activist Jay Naidoo was interviewed by Cape Talk’s Gushwell Brooks about the implementation of the Constitution over the past 20 years.
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AFRICA CHECK: Are there more than 400,000 poor whites in SA?
The UK Mail Online claims that more than 400,000 white South Africans live in poverty. Is this true?
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OPINION: SA’s poor face rising food prices as drought intensifies
Nick Vink believes there is potential for a large-scale disaster in agriculture in South Africa.
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'Africa's poor grows by 100 million since 1990'
A World Bank report shows widespread malnutrition, and rising violence against civilians.
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Bricks for bread: Chipping away at poverty
Meet Olga, a grandmother who recycles bricks to provide for her family of 13 in one of Cape Town’s informal settlements.
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OPINION: Has Zuma’s govt done ‘a good job’?
Africa Check scrutinises the article by Jeff Radebe defending President Jacob Zuma’s achievements.
1720 days ago
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