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Hammanskraal crisis: Slow tender stops clean water flowing
Sarah Smit
&
Malcolm Sekgothe
21 Nov 2019
Little has changed in Hammanskraal since the Mail & Guardian last visited the area in August, when residents said the tap water had made them sick.
More battles ahead for domestic worker unions
Staff Reporter
14 Nov 2019
Finding Your Niche with K.O
Malcolm Sekgothe
7 Nov 2019
“Life has been good to me, considering where I come from” – Xolani Gwala
Staff Reporter
4 Nov 2019
Kanya Cekeshe’s lawyer appeals decision not to grant him bail to the high court
Staff Reporter
16 Oct 2019
Fees Must Fall activist Kanya Cekeshe has been denied bail
Malcolm Sekgothe
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15 Oct 2019
Leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters Student Command Mandla Shikwambana and Kanya Cekeshe's uncle Mnikelo Madala react to Cekeshe's bail denial.
Leader’s principal aim to build IFP
Staff Reporter
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7 Oct 2019
Gravitas: Velenkosini Hlabisa brings his experience to his new post as leader of the Inkatha Freedom Party.
Finding Your Niche with Emtee
Oupa Nkosi
&
Malcolm Sekgothe
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1 Oct 2019
Rapper Emtee paid the Mail & Guardian a visit to speak about his musical journey, what's shaped his musical style and how he found his flow.
Meet the Space Cats
Oupa Nkosi
,
Malcolm Sekgothe
&
Tshegofatso Mathe
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26 Sep 2019
Themba T-Rex Mzwakali, the lead singer and bass guitarist of the Space Cats shares his story about how the band was formed.
Killer’s life sentence gives family ‘a little peace’
Malcolm Sekgothe
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9 Sep 2019
The man who beat Danel Rooskrans to death is behind bars, but that doesn't change the pain and rage her loved ones are left with.
Police Minister Bheke Cele addresses Jeppestown
Staff Reporter
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4 Sep 2019
Police minister Bheki Cele visited Jeppestown on Tuesday to speak to business owners and community leaders.
‘We are paying for this dirty water’
Sarah Smit
&
Malcolm Sekgothe
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2 Sep 2019
Hammanskraal citizens are being forced to buy their own as well as pay their municipal bills.
Dagga: Push for legality and legitimacy
Hiram Alejandro Duran
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22 Aug 2019
On September 18 2018, the Constitutional Court decriminalized the private use and cultivation of cannabis in private spaces.
ACRM stands in solidarity with the arrested foreign nationals
Malcolm Sekgothe
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13 Aug 2019
ACRM President Teenage Moosa Kumbe explains why they showed support for the foreign nationals who were arrested last week.
Mpumelelo Mhlongo, two world records down, one to go
Luke Feltham
&
Malcolm Sekgothe
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1 Aug 2019
One of South Africa’s best athletes is making waves internationally and is targeting a third world record. You’ve probably never heard of him.
Gordhan’s interdict against public protector remedial action successful
Staff Reporter
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29 Jul 2019
The Pretoria high court has ruled in favour of Pravin Gordhan’s interdict to suspend the remedial action against him by Busisiwe Mkhwebane.
Finding your niche with Rouge
Staff Reporter
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19 Jul 2019
South African rapper Rouge speaks on her career, authenticity and what inspired her to embark on her music journey.
I did not receive a loan from VBS — Matjila
Staff Reporter
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9 Jul 2019
Former Public Investment Corporation (PIC) chief executive Dan Matjila has denied allegations that he was awarded a loan from the VBS Mutual Bank.
Tiny taxi offers a cute alternative
Malcolm Sekgothe
&
Tshegofatso Mathe
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1 Jul 2019
Emergency Taxi is competing with the likes of Uber and Bolt to give Johannesburgers other e-hailing transport options, using cheaper-to-run Qute cars
Alexandra’s cry for help
Staff Reporter
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24 Jun 2019
"Alexandra on its own is hazardous," says Thembeni Manana, a resident of the township
Pills for bills: Now you can get your medication at an ATM near you
Nelisiwe Msomi
&
Dylan Bush
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20 Jun 2019
South Africa has become the first country in the world to introduce ATM-like machines that dispense medicine instead of money.
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