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Yearly Archives: 2015

Isis demands $200m ransom for Japanese captives
Article
/ 20 January 2015

Isis demands $200m ransom for Japanese captives

An undated video shows a knife-wielding man holding two men captive, threatening to execute them should Japan not pay a $200-million ransom.

By Reuters
Amnesty: Europe must admit to co-operation in CIA torture
Article
/ 20 January 2015

Amnesty: Europe must admit to co-operation in CIA torture

Amnesty International is calling on European countries to come clean on their assistance with CIA operations so that justice can be served.

By Staff Reporter
Afcon 2015: Bright start for Algeria, Senegal
Article
/ 20 January 2015

Afcon 2015: Bright start for Algeria, Senegal

Tournament favourite Algeria avoided an unpleasant surprise at the African Cup of Nations on Monday, while four-time champion Ghana did not.

By Sapa Ap
Zuma: I never refused to face Parliament
Article
/ 20 January 2015

Zuma: I never refused to face Parliament

President Jacob Zuma told SABC news that he has heard "sloganeering" that suggests he is avoiding Parliament, which is false and misleads the country.

By Sapaxxxx
Namibia exporting power to SA
Article
/ 20 January 2015

Namibia exporting power to SA

Eskom is receiving approximately 200MW of electricity from its counterpart in Namibia, NamPower, as it struggles to keep the lights on.

By Staff, Sapa and Staff Reporter
Zelda, don’t be a victim and let others dictate who you are
Article
/ 20 January 2015

Zelda, don’t be a victim and let others dictate who you are

What we cannot do in South Africa, and where Zelda la Grange made a mistake, is to allow others to define who we are and where we belong.

By Verashni Pillay
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Podcasts
/ 20 January 2015

Extraordinary Life: Ruth First

Anti-apartheid activist, communist, journalist, prisoner, academic, mother and victim of assassination: Ruth First indeed led an extraordinary life.

By Staff Reporter
My white privilege lets misogyny sneak in through the back door
Article
/ 20 January 2015

My white privilege lets misogyny sneak in through the back door

For all the flak a restaurant owner received for reported racism, most seem to ignore his sexism. Haji Mohamed Dawjee imagines his jubilation at this.

By Staff Reporter
The case of Charlie: Who exactly is in the right here?
Article
/ 20 January 2015

The case of Charlie: Who exactly is in the right here?

We can condemn the reckless use of free speech by the cartoonists, but the response of the extremists was not justified, writes Philip Machanick.

By Philip Machanick
Afcon festivities belie Equatorial Guinea’s tyrannical history
Analysis
/ 20 January 2015

Afcon festivities belie Equatorial Guinea’s tyrannical history

With the world’s eyes on the tiny African nation, its president is hoping the Africa Cup of Nations will bring the approval he so desperately seeks.

By Terry Bell
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