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Denise Williams
Will Pretoria have a Fidel Castro Street?
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Denise Williams
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20 Oct 2008
One of Pretoria's main streets should be renamed after former Cuban president Fidel Castro, the SACP said at a street-name hearing on Monday.
Elections won’t be be politically compromised, says IEC
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Denise Williams
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17 Sep 2008
The 2009 elections will be free and fair, and will not be compromised by political interference, the IEC said on Wednesday.
New report sheds light on black employment
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Denise Williams
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16 Sep 2008
The decrease in black people in top and senior management positions is not a result of a skills shortage, says Labour Minister Membathisi Mdladlana.
Debate needed over Aids shame, stigma
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Denise Williams
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3 Sep 2008
HIV/Aids testing and treatment need more debate and a more sophisticated understanding, a seminar at the Institute of Security Studies heard.
Poverty is colour blind, says Phosa
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Denise Williams
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29 Aug 2008
Poverty is colour blind, and black and white people need to work together to eradicate it, ANC treasurer general Mathews Phosa said on Friday.
Mbeki: Zim talks to continue ‘urgently’
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Denise Williams
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17 Aug 2008
SADC has recognised that negotiations in Zimbabwe are continuing, but emphasised the urgency, President Thabo Mbeki said on Sunday.
Report says sex work should be decriminalised
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Denise Williams
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31 Jul 2008
Sex work should be decriminalised and regulated by the same labour legislation as other sectors of the economy, a report recommended on Thursday.
Zuma: I didn’t know there were poor whites
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Denise Williams
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24 Jul 2008
African National Congress president Jacob Zuma on Thursday addressed a gathering of more than 1 000 poor white Pretoria residents.
UN: Cannabis the most abused drug in SA
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Denise Williams
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23 Jul 2008
While cannabis is the drug most abused in SA, amphetamine-style stimulants like tik pose the greatest threat, the United Nations said on Wednesday.
SA ‘must end this torment’ of high food prices
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Denise Williams
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12 Jul 2008
The fight against high and rising food prices will require the mobilisation of all social forces, the Gauteng Food Summit was told on Friday.
Govt: Disaster management needs more work
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Denise Williams
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9 Jul 2008
As climate change and global warming result in an increase in natural disasters, more must be done to limit the loss of lives, the government says.
Harassment rife at Joburg taxi ranks
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Denise Williams
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6 Mar 2008
Sexual harassment of women in miniskirts at Johannesburg taxi ranks has been occurring for at least eight years, the Gauteng community safety portfolio committee heard on Thursday. However, only one incident has been reported to the police.
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