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Yearly Archives: 2019

Matric is not the be-all and end-all of achieving one’s potential
Article
/ 18 December 2019

Matric is not the be-all and end-all of achieving one’s potential

Every year a flurry of suicides occur after matric results are announced. We need to help our children to put things in perspective

By Simon Crane
The best of the M&G’s Africa coverage in 2019
Africa
/ 18 December 2019

The best of the M&G’s Africa coverage in 2019

This is a selection of the best stories published in the newspaper’s Africa section this year, in no particular order

By Mg Reporter
#FeesMustFall activist Kanya Cekeshe eligible for immediate parole
Article
/ 17 December 2019

#FeesMustFall activist Kanya Cekeshe eligible for immediate parole

Sentence remissions announcement by President Cyril Ramaphosa means that about 9% of inmates are eligible for a reduced sentence

By Franny Rabkin
Gambians get behind a movement to Barrow to his word
Africa
/ 17 December 2019

Gambians get behind a movement to Barrow to his word

The constitution puts him on fairly firm ground but citizens of post-dictatorship Gambia are determined to hold their leader to account

By Benita Van Eyssen and Staff Reporter
Prime Minister has his work cut out to keep Ethiopia’s transition on track
Africa
/ 17 December 2019

Prime Minister has his work cut out to keep Ethiopia’s transition on track

Ethiopia’s political opening has won plaudits but also uncorked ethnic strife. The government should proceed cautiously ahead of elections in 2020

By International Crisis and Group 2
Namibia’s elections have come and gone, but little has changed
Article
/ 17 December 2019

Namibia’s elections have come and gone, but little has changed

The corrupt enrichment of the political elite and worsening socioeconomic conditions may mean the working class is ready to rise up

By Shaun Whittaker, Harry Boesak and Mitchell Van Wyk
‘We don’t want fanatics here’ — Malema
Article
/ 16 December 2019

‘We don’t want fanatics here’ — Malema

In his closing address at the EFF’s elective conference on Monday, the party’s leader took aim at delegates for ‘personalising’ their victories

By Thando Maeko and Sarah Smit
Sudan sentences Omar al-Bashir to two years for corruption
Africa
/ 16 December 2019

Sudan sentences Omar al-Bashir to two years for corruption

The former president is also wanted by the International Criminal Court on charges of war crimes and genocide linked to the Darfur conflict

By Agency
Ndlozi: ‘We treat the media with the utmost respect’
Article
/ 16 December 2019

Ndlozi: ‘We treat the media with the utmost respect’

The EFF’s spin doctor reflected on the party’s plans to take on media owners

By Sarah Smit and Thando Maeko
Can Southern Africa’s liberation movements really rid the region of corruption?
Africa
/ 16 December 2019

Can Southern Africa’s liberation movements really rid the region of corruption?

Combatting corruption has been at the heart of many of their campaigns. The question is: can they succeed?

By Christopher Vandome
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