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Thuletho Zwane
Financial Inclusion is more than just access to credit
It is now more than ten years since activists in the SACP led the campaign “to make the financial sector serve the people”.
Brics media circus floors Russians
The hosts had clearly not been briefed about the idiosyncracies of their very different guests.
#FeesMustFall and the greater struggle of racism
Nothing has changed. The people who could not access education institutions during apartheid are the same people who can’t access them today.
Student protest: ‘Even if they point their guns at us, we are going’
In the eye of the storm at Wits is SRC leader Nompendulo Mkatshwa, who is giving her voice, vision and valour to students and protesters.
Habib stands firm on Wits EFF suspensions
Transformation "doesn’t mean you must beat up people" says the Wits VC, who stands by the suspension of seven students despite a staff petition.
Habib defends suspension of Wits EFF
Wits Vice-Chancellor Adam Habib took to Twitter to defend the university council’s decision to suspend the Wits EFF command and seven other students.
Girls get the power to fight abuse
How to go beyond platitudes when it comes to teenage sexuality and abuse? One NGO has a solution: teach young women to know their worth and rights.
Activism: The ANCWL is out of its league
August, Women’s Month, has seen the league select a new president. But for many young women the body has no relevance to their political identity.
Young graduates fear falling into trap of ‘nothingness’
A quarter of South Africans are unemployed but in once thriving industrial areas such as the Vaal Triangle, even qualified youth can’t find jobs.
Zuma reveals his economic plan to heavy criticism
The state will focus on inward opportunities to grow the economy by 3% by 2019, but critics say Zuma is "deluded" and his plans "flights of fancy".
Montana files corruption charges against tender winner
Former Prasa chief Lucky Montana has filed corruption charges against SA Fence & Gate, saying the firm defrauded the state’s passenger rail agency.
Inside Prasa’s dirty battles
Heated correspondence shows the fight for state contracts at SA’s passenger rail agency and suggests pressure exerted to pay an ANC-aligned supplier.
Former Prasa CEO Montana comes out swinging
Former passenger rail CEO Lucky Montana has branded his dismissal on Thursday as politically motivated.
Wheels come off the taxi industry every other day
By labelling it "taxi violence", Gauteng is avoiding the volatile industry’s problems in Mamelodi.
Taxi associations deny shooting of Putco bus
Suggestions of "taxi violence" have been slammed after a bus was attacked amid outrage that taxi operators were not given the chance to tender.