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The Editorial

Response to the falsehoods about the M&G in Sanef’s media ethics and credibility report

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Media houses holding each other to account is essential to a working democracy, but false claims serve only to undermine that goal

Editorial: Party funding reform overdue

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Mathews Phosa, the man likely to lose control of the ANC's purse strings come Mangaung, is now one of the proponents of party funding reform.

Editorial: Underperformers, take a hike!

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There seems to be scant will to rectify mistakes or to hold accountable those responsible for a litany of financial transgressions in municipalities.

Small fry for big fisheries

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Fishing group Oceana admitted guilt to the Competition Commission for a long list of price-fixing and agreed to pay a fine of nearly R35-million.

Gay rights – proud, but vigilant

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It is cause for real concern when the National House of Traditional Leaders proposes that protection of gay rights be removed from the Constitution.

Paranoid have taken over asylum

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The security establishment in South Africa has turned into a circus, with news breaking each week about serious evidence of wrongdoing.

Cut the bloat and trim the force

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The South African National Defence Force has been in a mess for some time, with discipline levels low and the kit outdated, among other issues.

End this epidemic of violent abuse

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In terms of budget allocations and intent, the government has tried to correct the problems in urban communities but is failing via performance.

Absurd farce plays out at the SABC

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There seems to be no end to the disputes at the SABC, especially over editorial independence as chief executive and head of news clash yet again.

Zimbabwe’s politics of morbidity

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News of Robert Mugabe's demise might not be the best thing for Zimbabwe, as it might lead to more repression.

Citizens become overburdened

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Prices hikes for everything have put the poor and middle class under strain and they are going to have to make some adjustments.

Hlophe: JSC must re-establish trust

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The ConCourt faced a difficult job when it was asked to consider whether Cape Judge President John Hlophe should get leave to appeal a court ruling.
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