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Pearlie Joubert Author
ANC interference prompts Pikoli sacking
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Pearlie Joubert Author
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24 May 2012
The former head of the National Prosecuting Authority, advocate Vusi Pikoli, finds himself unemployed again because of political interference.
Fury over traditional system
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Pearlie Joubert Author
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23 Jul 2010
Submissions to Parliament have mostly requested that the Black Authorities Act be repealed.
Axe hovers over W Cape ANC
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Pearlie Joubert Author
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25 May 2009
An ANC report says infighting and internal racial divisions drove away the coloured vote, reports Pearlie Joubert.
Ronnie Kasrils: Bring it to light
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Pearlie Joubert Author
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22 May 2009
The former intelligence minister has hit out at what he calls the “sorry saga of leaks” and “political conspiracies dominating the public discourse".
Zille’s ‘sex pest’ safety minister
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Pearlie Joubert Author
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17 May 2009
All four women who laid charges against Max -- two of them senior police officers -- worked with him.
Cape Town takes down tents as storm clouds gather
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Pearlie Joubert Author
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14 May 2009
With a winter storm due this weekend, the City of Cape Town has started dismantling the last tents still housing displaced foreign nationals.
Return of the white men
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Pearlie Joubert Author
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8 May 2009
Helen Zille, who took her oath of office amid loud cheers, came into the legislature with 15 white men, four coloureds and two Africans.
Sixty and single-minded
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Pearlie Joubert Author
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25 Apr 2009
Pearlie Joubert accompanies Selina Bezuidenhout, one of our Mzansi voters, to the polls.
Western Cape does the Zille swing
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Pearlie Joubert Author
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24 Apr 2009
Like a wayward child, the Western Cape is the only province in South Africa not to dance in step with
Umshini Wami
ANC fuming after 14 voting stations close early
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Pearlie Joubert Author
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22 Apr 2009
The ANC in Cape Town cried foul after at least 14 polling stations were closed down because there was no electricity.
Skwatsha vindicated
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Pearlie Joubert Author
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18 Apr 2009
Almost a year after Skwatsha was stabbed in the neck during an ANC meeting in Worcester, ANCYL member Ndikho Tyawana appeared in court this week.
Zille’s blonde ambition
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Pearlie Joubert Author
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14 Apr 2009
Zille's car -- an official model on loan since bomb threats against her made driving her own Toyota Prius a security risk -- is an unbelievable mess
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