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Jo-Ann Bekker
Left to their own (clever) devices
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Jo-Ann Bekker
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14 May 2013
Allowing pupils to use a mix of IT equipment improves their performance in a whole lot of ways.
Equity moves to turn unbanning around
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Jo-Ann Bekker
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7 Jun 2012
"I don't see anything to jump around about," commented Johannesburg actress Gcina Mhlope.
Emotional support triumphs over drugs
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Jo-Ann Bekker
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16 Feb 2012
A special kind of teacher and psychologist helped Jo-Ann to succeed.
Along the leaf litter spoor
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Jo-Ann Bekker
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20 Nov 2009
Jo-Ann Bekker talks to lion man turned elephant man Gareth Patterson, who claims that there are nine Kynsna elephants.
Looking at the ‘Sharpeville Six’ – one by one
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Jo-Ann Bekker
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18 Mar 1988
Theresa Ramashamola was convicted of murder and subversion for shouting: ''He is shooting at us, let's kill him,''...
Hospital investigator stands down
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Jo-Ann Bekker
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15 Jan 1988
Of the other 50 doctors who signed the SAMJ letter, a few have left the department of hospital service and others are on leave.
The patient who went home (at least he had a bed there)
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Jo-Ann Bekker
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15 Jan 1988
... and other tales of overcrowding at black hospitals.
Spot the ‘unacceptable’ page
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Jo-Ann Bekker
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18 Dec 1987
A Botha letter of warning arrives for Weekly Mail.
Sisulu case: NECC ‘used’ children’s gripes – judge
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Jo-Ann Bekker
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20 Nov 1987
Justice Harms said the official reasons provided for Zwelakhe Sisulu's 11-month detention were his alleged involvement in the executive of the NECC.
Sisulu’s journalism reason for his detention, says state
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Jo-Ann Bekker
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13 Nov 1987
In each case the state cited journalistic activities as the reason for the detentions.
The six prisoners who were released
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Jo-Ann Bekker
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6 Nov 1987
Lawyers and friends of the freed men ... said news of their release had come as a surprise.
No UK dispute, says Kagiso
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Jo-Ann Bekker
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25 Sep 1987
The Kagiso Trust announced it was pulling out of the agreement because of ''undue political pressure''.
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