Nokia's last throw of the dice

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• Searching for privacy
• A mouthful of Sopa
• Anti-trust or anti-Google?
• Flash in the pan

On Chris Vick and sympathy for the devil

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• The only guarantee of freedom is freedom
• Cope: 'Sexwale a destitute ANC follower'
• 'Telkom Media 'in trouble'
• Big money makes friends

Paedophilia must be treated

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• Global anti-abuse conference set for the Vatican
• Pope's shame and remorse over Irish child sex abuse
• Greek prime minister optimistic of eurozone compromise
• Markets on the up after Greece austerity Bill passed

Gender commission selection heeded civil society's needs

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• Parliamentary scorn for civil society a cause for concern
• Women's league wants 50:50
• Gender commission chairperson resigns

Subject to the traditional leaders' whims

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• Traditional Courts Bill out of step
• When 'culture' clashes with gender rights
• Adding traditional leaders
• Bill to protect Khoisan coming soon, Zuma says

His turf secure, the lion turns to meatier things

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• ANC MPs cry foul over sorry state of the caucus
• ANC sets its sights on the judiciary
• State can afford to take on more debt

When intervention trumps sovereignty

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Nuclear power: An open letter to the treasury

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• Nuclear power is a key part of SA's future
• SA's nuclear safety is reassessed
• Row over Koeberg contract

Facing SA's real 'triple challenge'

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• Opposition parties slate Zuma's SONA, but only just
• The state of our nation -- how others see us

Right, the mandie starts here

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• Reserve Bank speculation spooks rand
• Madiba's image to grace new bank notes

Get this ungainly beast to fly

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Anniversaries from 'unhistory'

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• At 70, Muhammad Ali is 'still the greatest'
• Vietnam seeks $500m to clear war-era bombs, mines
• Vietnam, US begin Agent Orange clean-up

No sunset clause for Constitution

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• Zuma's counsel: Case reviewable but not right now
• Court hears decision on Zuma's case is reviewable
• Zuma hearing: DA asks court to follow broad approach
• Opposition parties slate Zuma's SONA, but only just

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Comment & Analysis

• Lindiwe Mazibuko is not the role model we need
• On Chris Vick and sympathy for the devil
• Paedophilia must be treated
• Gender commission selection heeded civil society's needs
• Subject to the traditional leaders' whims

Columnists

• Nokia's last throw of the dice
• His turf secure, the lion turns to meatier things
• Right, the mandie starts here
• There aren't two sides to the #climatechange story
• Mandela loses face on our banknotes

Obituaries

• Radio man Robin Alexander dies at 73
• Famed boxing trainer Angelo Dundee dies
• Photojournalist Eve Arnold dies at 99
• Minority Front's 'Bengal Tiger' Amichand Rajbansi dies, aged 69
• Celebrated Afrikaans author dies at 72

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