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Ten things about surveillance

Analysis Mail Guardian Correspondent - 21 Jun 2013

The word comes from the French, meaning to look or watch over (veiller; to watch or keep watch, as in a sentry; sur: over or above)

Numsa responds

Article Mail Guardian Correspondent - 21 Jun 2013

The M&G has obtained a copy of the submission by the National Union of Metalworkers to facilitators conducting an inquiry into the problems in Cosatu.

SPIKE: Ten things about June 16 1976

Analysis Mail Guardian Correspondent & Staff Reporter - 14 Jun 2013

The day on which black South African school pupils rose up against "Bantu education" is now celebrated as Youth Day.

Ten things about circumcision

Analysis Mail Guardian Correspondent - 7 Jun 2013

The practice, which entails the removal of part or all of the foreskin of the penis, is widespread among Southern Africans as an initiation rite.

Ten things about guns in South Africa

Analysis Mail Guardian Correspondent - 22 Feb 2013

GunPolicy.org estimates that there are six million guns in South Africa, roughly 12 for every 100 people.

Increasing uncertainty drives away investors

Article Mail Guardian Correspondent - 8 Feb 2013

Resource nationalism is having a direct effect on commodity prices, making them more volatile and threatening global security.

Ten things about New Year

Analysis Mail Guardian Correspondent - 4 Jan 2013

The earliest records of New Year festivities go back to the Babylonians about 4000 years ago.

10 things about…Christmas

Article Mail Guardian Correspondent - 14 Dec 2012

December 25 was also traditionally the birthday of the Persian god Mithra, known as the Sun of Righteousness and Lord of Light.

Ten things about Mangaung

Analysis Mail Guardian Correspondent - 7 Dec 2012

Mangaung is the municipality in which the city of Bloemfontein is situated; the city is also erroneously referred to as Mangaung.

Ten things about James Bond

Analysis Mail Guardian Correspondent - 30 Nov 2012

This year is the 50th anniversary of the James Bond movie franchise, which began with Dr No in 1962.

Ten things about Syria

Analysis Mail Guardian Correspondent - 16 Nov 2012

The Mail & Guardian brings you ten facts you might have not konwn about Syria.

Ten things about defamation

Analysis Mail Guardian Correspondent - 2 Nov 2012

The Law of South Africa dictionary defines defamation as a statement that "has the effect of injuring a plaintiff's reputation".

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