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Jeff Wicks
Angie Motshekga: Promoting failed pupils has borne fruit
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Jeff Wicks
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4 Jan 2017
The basic education minister says failing pupils does not help them and that they should instead be supported in their areas of weakness.
Police launch probe into golfer Wayne Westner’s apparent suicide
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Jeff Wicks
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4 Jan 2017
The events leading up to the former golfer's death remain uncertain.
Dlamini-Zuma: Let Africans move freely on the continent
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Jeff Wicks
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19 Dec 2016
The African Union Commission chairperson says countries can benefit from allowing citizens to move freely across borders.
O’Sullivan: Mokotedi is a dishonest criminal with a badge
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Jeff Wicks
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13 Dec 2016
The Gauteng Hawks head made explosive claims of espionage and high treason against Paul O'Sullivan, a private investigator.
#SABC8 intend to oppose ‘unlawful conduct’ with Constitutional Court application
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Jeff Wicks
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13 Sep 2016
The journalists' lawyers say Parliament's communications portfolio committee refused to conduct an investigation into the SABC.
Twitter erupts after KZN estate agent calls black people ‘monkeys’
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Jeff Wicks
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4 Jan 2016
A Facebook comment bemoaning the "monkeys" on New Year's Day's beaches has left South African social media outraged.
Lost gun shoots Durban Hawks into controversy
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Jeff Wicks
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9 Dec 2015
Controversy shrouds the appointment of the Hawks head in Durban, who got the job despite a pending criminal case for allegedly losing his firearm.
UKZN students could be forced to buy laptops
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Jeff Wicks
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27 Oct 2015
Amid nationwide protests over university fees, it has been revealed that laptops could become compulsory for first and second-year UKZN students.
Hilton College boys in hot water over ‘mock rape’ pic
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Jeff Wicks
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16 Oct 2015
A group of Hilton College pupils are in hot water after a picture depicting a “mock rape” went viral on social media on Thursday.
Four South Africans still trapped in quake-hit Nepal
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Jeff Wicks
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Ahmed areff
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30 Apr 2015
While South Africans are trapped on a mountain pass north of Kathmandu, an SA humanitarian rescue team has been delayed in leaving the country.
Several dead as xenophobic violence boils over in Durban
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Jeff Wicks
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14 Apr 2015
Wide-scale looting erupted across Durban’s townships on Monday night as tensions fueled by anti-foreigner rhetoric boiled over.
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