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Sabotage and corruption at Eskom’s worst power plant goes unpunished
M&G PREMIUM
khaya koko
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Sarah Smit
28 May 2022
A forensic report details how Tutuka power station is being crippled by current and former employees
Stellenbosch Mafia mindset plays out in racist incidents at Maties
M&G PREMIUM
morne esben
28 May 2022
Former Transnet chief executive Siyabonga Gama and others granted bail
BongekaGumede
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yamkela koti
27 May 2022
Delay in dismissing Zuma challenge down to administrative hold-up
emsie ferreira
27 May 2022
Are unions still relevant to workers?
Lizeka Tandwa
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sonri naidoo
27 May 2022
Portrait of a brave, wit kaffir
Max Du
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Preez Author
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15 Sep 1989
We were drinking beer at a Windhoek hotel. A couple of toughs yelled at Anton Lubowski: Jou wit kaffir!
Nujoma flies home
Weekly Mail Reporters
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15 Sep 1989
The end of a long, long wait Sam Nujoma sets foot on Namibian soil after 30 years in exile.
Election night ‘war’ leaves 23 dead and scores hurt
Gaye Davis
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8 Sep 1989
Cape Flats townships became battle zones on election night leaving at least 23 people dead and scores injured by police gunshots.
A police officer points a finger at his own colleagues
Gaye Davis
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8 Sep 1989
After 12 years as a policeman, Lieutenant Gregor Rockman made an unprecedented decision on the day of the election.
The gatvol factor that knocked the Nats
Weekly Mail Reporters
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8 Sep 1989
The National Party took a hammering from the left and the right. They lost their traditional volk base to the Conservative Party.
Witnesses tell of an event we can’t describe
Weekly Mail Reporter
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8 Sep 1989
Police say it didn't happen. What didn't happen?
Times Media found guilty of quoting Gwala
Philippa Garson
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1 Sep 1989
Newspapers can be found guilty of quoting listed persons whether they intended to do so or not.
Never underestimate the Nat machine
Phillip Van Niekerk
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1 Sep 1989
FW de Klerk had one moment of public spontaneity in his two days of talks in Zambia and Zaire.
Everyone’s chasing the Hillbrow gay vote
Shaun De Waal
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1 Sep 1989
The National Party and the Democratic Party are making a strong play for the votes of gay residents in Hillbrow.
100 held in 24 hours, say police
Weekly Mail Reporters
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1 Sep 1989
Just five days before the general election, police have swooped on anti-election protestors and defiance campaigners across the country.
Unions plan industrial action
Weekly Mail Reporters
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1 Sep 1989
Leaders of the mass democratic movement and the National Council of Trade Unions have both announced plans for nationwide industrial action.
A single weekend that can change a lifetime
Weekly Mail Reporter
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1 Sep 1989
Most “delegates” have weary expressions on their faces after their experiences in the township.
‘Censor’ who met ANC quits board
Weekly Mail Reporter
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1 Sep 1989
Lynda Gilfillan, an English lecturer at Pretoria University resigned from the Publications Appeal Board this week.
Nujoma’s wife was in Swapo jail, say ex-detainees
Weekly Mail Reporters
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25 Aug 1989
Free Namibian dissidents tell of 'McCarthy-like witch-hunts' of intellectuals.
The sky stays up in Boksburg
Weekly Mail Reporter
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25 Aug 1989
Acting state president and National Party leader FW de Klerk addressing an election meeting.
If you’d been here, ‘birthday boy’, you’d have loved it
Weekly Mail Reporter
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25 Aug 1989
More than 700 people went to the birthday party - but the ''birthday boy'' wasn't there.
The Mail in court … but we can’t tell you why
Irwin Manoim
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Comment Author
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18 Aug 1989
On Wednesday this week, two Weekly Mail journalists appeared in a Johannesburg court.
FW tells how report led to PW’s panic
Eddie Koch
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18 Aug 1989
Acting State President FW de Klerk this week suggested that inferences were made as a result of reports in … a little paper called the Weekly Mail.
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