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Hospital strike ends with rights for union
The Transvaal Provincial Administration granted de facto recognition to the union and agreed to bargain with, it over wages in future.
Patients roam Soweto in pyjamas
Striking workers from Baragwanath Hospital dance through the streets of Soweto.
CP leaders haven’t seen that ‘ANC plot’ document
The African National Congress has denied knowledge or a much-publicised ”secret” document detailing a plot to assassinate rightwing leaders.
The day uhuru walked the streets
Yesterday’s newspapers turned into today’s placards as thousands of Sowetans packed Jabulani stadium.
Power struggle to control access to Mandela
Intense in-fighting is developing behind the scenes for control of the "Nelson Mandela story".
Sunday’s release day
The releases of Walter Sisulu and seven other political prisoners are expected to begin on Sunday and the MDM is planning marches and rallies.
Mandela’s words as he watched the releases on TV: ‘I want to go home’
Sitting watching an historic news bulletin on SABC television on Tuesday night at Victor Verster Prison was a most extraordinary party.
Rebel Transkei welcomes the ‘comrade’ king
ANC-raised Buyekhaya Dalindyebo returns from exile – and challenges Pretioria.
ANC-groomed king returns to the Transkei
The African National Congress-groomed king of the Transkei, Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo returns from Zambia tomorrow after 14 years in exile.
General Fixit, the cop who seldom solves it
Major General Jaap Joubert, appointed this week to investigate claims of police brutality, is regularly entrusted with politically sensitive cases.
Graduation party ready to go
According to the SA Prisons Service and the ANC leaders, Nelson Mandela’s graduation party will definitely take place.
Chikane was poisoned, say doctors
Frank Chikane, general secretary of the South African Council of Churches, has narrowly escaped death after being mysteriously poisoned.
Inside our chaotic schools
As described by a reporter who put on a gymslip and went off to school.
Shackled: The last hunger strike in hospital
The shackled, hospital patient, Charles Malunga, showed his chains to journalists this week.
Day 50 for the longest strike in mine history
The longest strike in the history of South African mining entered its 50th day yesterday as both sides refused to budge.