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Canny Maphanga

Canny Maphanga
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Canny Maphanga is an aspiring documentary filmmaker, a published writer and a TV Reporter from Sunny Durban, Kwa-Zulu Natal with a strong passion for Africa and its endless stories. She has completed her BA journalism degree at Rhodes University. Her craft is constantly under construction as she is continuously learning from the TV/film industry everyday with work experience at Cardova/Tswelopelo, Rhodes Music Radio and SABC(DBN) to name a few.
Former president Jacob Zuma.
National

‘Be strong my leader’ — Zuma shows support for embattled Gumede

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Newcastle Mayor Ntuthuko Mahlaba.
Politics

Newcastle mayor out on R20k bail

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On Sunday
Politics

ANC takes City Press to ombud over ‘We don’t need white...

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Hofmeyr clarified that although he was one of the five people who came to the conclusion to withdraw charges
National

Hofmeyr rejects claims of political interference in dropping of Zuma charges

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Unisa encourages students to register online unless it is absolutely necessary to visit one of their centres.
Education

Strike called off as Unisa, SRC reach an agreement

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In another post on the social media site
National

Mbalula to launch court challenge to PP’s finding on his Dubai...

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'I blame the board for my dismissal. In the beginning they agreed with me
National

Former acting Prasa CEO claims his life is in danger over...

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'I have absolutely nothing to do with this. I have never received such a payment
National

Bosasa to Maimane: ‘No record of R500k contract with Andile Ramphosa’

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A rose is a rose is a rose: We seriously need to rethink our ideas about conventional marriage
National

Home affairs committee adopts Civil Union Amendment Bill

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Zuma’s supporters have questioned the credibility of the commission following the critical public statements made by some if its members.
Politics

What is happening in the metros is a result of failed...

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Mbalula said the ANC’s partnership with other political parties was not a coalition but issue-based co-operation

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