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Jacques Coetzee
Jacques Coetzee is the Adamela Data Fellow at the Mail & Guardian, a position funded by the Indigo Trust.
Media industry mourns the deaths of three veteran journalists
Herbert Mabuza, Zuluboy Molefe and Raymond Louw passed away within days of each other
Service delivery improves overall, but with stark inequalities — StatsSA survey
The survey found marginal improvement in access to services on average but with persistent inequality across provinces and demographics
Cyril wants SA’s pupils up to code
Making programming compulsory in schools is a challenging prospect, but if the president wills it, there might be a way
Private sector wants to play a bigger role in higher education
With government squeezed for funds, the private sector says it has to play a much bigger role in higher education
FF+ third most googled party in past 24 hours
Parties like the Freedom Front Plus have enjoyed a surge in interest online
Maimane most searched for politician on Google
The DA leader has been searched for the most after his address at the weekend
Jozini: Where youth actually vote
The youth of Jozini are determined to make a better future for themselves despite record unemployment
Whose responsibility is it anyway
A 2018 survey found that 51% of Gauteng residents don’t know which sphere is responsible for water and sanitation services
‘Why me’ changed my life
Some events change a person’s life
Trust in Presidency up, courts and media down — survey
‘Ramaphoria’ is not dead just yet despite a few bumps on the road to the elections
Job losses threatens the CSIR’s reputation
The council’s climate change research could suffer from job cuts
Zuma’s first 100 days on Twitter
Now that he can’t call press briefings the ex-prez has taken to social media with mixed success
How state funds are sliced up
At R375-billion, education is the fastest-growing expense on the government’s bill
The State of the Nation in numbers
Of all Sona speeches, Motlanthe spoke the most, while Zuma spoke the least
RAF amendment bill could boost loss of support claim expenditure by 70%
Opponents of Rabs say inadequate research and consultation have been done