Human rights: No flush of success
Poor toilet facilities has reflected the state's lack of recognition of informal settlements as permanent residences, writes Gavin Silber.
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Why SA is burning: Power to the people still a pipe dream
Social grants haven't kept pace with electricity hikes in South Africa -- and this will be the main cause of a rise in service delivery protests.
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Unity's a separate issue on Human Rights Day
Human Rights Day in Kliptown on Wednesday exhibited the deep irony of the South African social situation, writes Nickolaus Bauer.
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Zuma wants citizens to 'take heed' of Constitution
President Jacob Zuma called on South Africans to learn more about the Constitution, amid growing concern of the ANC's bid to change it.
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PAC youth insulted by Run Jozi race
The Pan Africanist Youth Congress says the Run Jozi night race to be held on Wednesday is an insult to those who died in the PAC-led anti-pass march.
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If there's one thing you do this week -
A round-up of the coming week's entertainment...
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You might need to apply for an extra day of leave ...
People who think they only need three days' leave between Christmas and New Year's Day are in for a shock -- they actually need to apply for four.
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Zuma warns against military intervention in Libya
Jacob Zuma on Monday warned against foreign military intervention in Libya, saying UN members may not go beyond the terms of a March 17 resolution.
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Zuma: No ethnic group or race will be dominant
Jacob Zuma on Monday called for a society free of ethnic dominance amidst division in the ANC over Jimmy Manyi's comments on coloured people.
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De Lille booed during speech
Western Cape acting premier Patricia de Lille was booed and shown "hand signals" while making a Human Rights Day speech in Cape Town on Monday.
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