Voting for an opposition party is a realistic option, but they must work on their policies
It doesn’t matter who takes over the ANC in December. The party will never be a united party again.
The court has the difficult task of deciding whether MPs can have the protection of a secret ballot when voting whether to fire President Zuma or not.
Contemporary South Africa is not sure whether to thank them for bringing civilisation, or to curse them for complicating future race relations.
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/ 23 September 2009
As blacks consolidated their political power after 1994, whites fortified their position in the economic sector.
Where were you and what did you do when South Africa began to degenerate? It is a question future generations will almost certainly ask.
We should all speak against the attack on Unisa’s vice-chancellor Barney Pityana.
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/ 25 September 2007
”In the light of the brouhaha about the nominations to the South African Broadcasting Corporation board, I’d like to ask a question: Are some South Africans eligible to nominate and be nominated to lead public institutions while others should rather be ignored?” writes Prince Mashele.
Barry Streek South African statistics officials are determined that this year’s census will be the most accurate in the country’s history but it won’t include questions about whether people are HIV-positive or have Aids. More than 40-million South Africans will be asked 69 questions based on where they sleep on the night of October 9, […]