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Mantashe hits back at critics in the ANC
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Derby-Lewis diagnosed with terminal lung cancer
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ANC has no plans to take Nkandla report to court
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A death and life experience
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Battle for a post-Zuma ANC begins
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Jesus bids us shine in a free market
Verashni PillayThe prosperity gospel has brought America's neoliberal, right-wing economics to churches worldwide, writes Verashni Pillay.
ANC lobbies debate Zuma's 2017 successor
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It's a long way down, Mr President
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Oh Lord: It looks a lot like curtains
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The little girl who believed in miracles
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Marikana cops 'not happy' with command
Gabi FalangaThe Farlam commission has heard that the police at Marikana were dissatisified with their commander, Major General William Mpembe.
Finding God can happen in church – or in a dew drop
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