Not a 'link' but a legal case
The links between apartheid South Africa and Israel have been highlighted, with Israel supplying weapons to South Africa during the arms embargo.
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Manuel pushes for more political activism
Minister in the Presidency Trevor Manuel says South Africans need to be more active in politics than they were during the anti-apartheid struggle.
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Special Pensions Unit fails activists
Accused of fraudulent payouts, the unit is leaving bona fide freedom fighters mired in bureaucracy.
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Special pensions scams go on
Despite a damning probe, neither the fraudsters nor officials who abetted them have been charged.
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The First pan-African martyr
Ruth First pursued a better life for all Africans, but she was killed by a letter bomb 12 years before the liberation of her country.
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Archbishop pays tribute to Van Zyl Slabbert
The Aglican Archbishop of Cape Town has praised the late Frederik Van Zyl Slabber for his role in South Africa's peaceful transition to democracy.
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Suzman mourned, celebrated
While the loss of Helen Suzman is to be mourned, her life must be celebrated, the Helen Suzman Foundation said on Thursday.
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Leaving home
The Shope family is ANC aristocracy. So what is it like to leave the party – and launch a breakaway? Lyndall Shope-Mafole tells Mandy Rossouw.
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Soweto's main roads renamed
Soweto's two oldest main roads are to be renamed after anti-apartheid struggle leaders next week, it was reported on Friday.
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