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We are not disposable, say healthcare workers
thabo molelekwa
25 May 2022
The Gauteng health department’s budget has been slashed in half, resulting in nurses who worked through the pandemic sitting at home while 10 000 posts are vacant
South African Federation of Trade Unions membership numbers decline
sonri naidoo
24 May 2022
Route closure may be extended as talks between Western Cape taxi groups stall
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Eunice Stoltz
24 May 2022
Mpumalanga boys ‘kidnapped for forced initiation’
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24 May 2022
Asiatic black bear cubs saved from illegal wildlife trade in Vietnam
Eunice Stoltz
23 May 2022
The Soweto man who started disinvestment
Staff Reporter
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11 Oct 1985
The refugee from Soweto who helped get the disinvestment ball rolling in the United States during the seventies, talks to <b>Louise Haysom</b>.
The Nelson Mandela I know: By his minister
Staff Reporter
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27 Sep 1985
Letter to the Editor:<i>Weekly Mail</i> September 27 to October 3 1985.
History without the textbooks
Rose Korber
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23 Sep 1985
The home-made paper frames which adorn the family photographs in Crossroad shacks inspired the art of Sue Williamson. Here she talks to Rose Korber.
Liberal delegation can’t see Mandela
Pat Sidley
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2 Sep 1985
A fact-finding delegation of Liberal International Parliamentarians has asked permission for a second time to visit imprisoned ANC leader Mandela.
Decoding the thoughts of prisoner Mandela
Patrick Laurence
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30 Aug 1985
The State President quotes him to prove a point... People risk detention to demand his release. Patrick Laurence on the Mandela mystique.
Mxenge death sparks Durban bloodshed
The Weekly Mail
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9 Aug 1985
The murder of Durban lawyer Victoria Mxenge has sparked off intense violence in the townships surrounding Durban.
Victoria Mxenge and the ‘act of cowardice’
Jake Jepson
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9 Aug 1985
Three weeks ago, Victoria Mxenge commented on the murders of four Cradock leaders at their funeral. "A dastardly act of cowardices" she said.
Winnie stays away from ‘danger’ home
Staff Reporter
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9 Aug 1985
Winnie Mandela has not returned to her house because of her lawyers fears for her safety.
Front-page apology ends news boycott
Staff Reporter
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2 Aug 1985
The 10-week boycott of the <i>Daily Dispatch</i> has ended after a front-page apology by the newspaper's management.
Half-Nelson grip on the embassy
Staff Reporter
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5 Jul 1985
The move "will send a clear message to the world that those of us in the nation's capital fully support the efforts to free Mandela..."
Be a doll and carry the right passport
Staff Reporter
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5 Jul 1985
Each doll came complete with adoption certificate. The rice paddy dolls carry Hong Kong British passports.
Top-level probe into Renamo claim
Janet Wilhelm
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21 Jun 1985
The government has launched a top-level inquiry into allegations that members of the police have been co-opening with Renamo.
Secret SA plan for right-wing indaba
Weekly Mail Reporter
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21 Jun 1985
Their plan is to launch an international right-wing students' federation called "Youth for Freedom".
Rhema Ministeries South Africa
Staff Reporter
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14 Jun 1985
With the dedication of its new "super church" just north of Randpark Ridge, Rhema Ministeries South Africa is bound to become even more controversial.
Detainees link SAP men to Renamo
Janet Wilhelm
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14 Jun 1985
A number of people detained in the Eastern Transvaal in the last few months have signed affidavits.
Disinvestors miss the point
Howard Preece
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14 Jun 1985
This is why the scope for damage from "disinvestment" is less than many of those calling for it, or opposing it, seem to realise.
The can’t-shoot gang
Stanley Karnow
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14 Jun 1985
I have observed several of the agency's clandestine actions around the world over the past 30 years or so, and there is a good deal of truth ...
Local tampons free of toxic fibre
Pat Sidley
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14 Jun 1985
South African tampon manufacturers say they do not use the fibre believed to cause toxic shock syndrome.
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