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Eskom pushes to stage 4 as protests continue
mg media
24 Jun 2022
Eskom announced on Friday morning that it will raise load-shedding to Stage 4 until midnight
First case of monkeypox confirmed in South Africa
bongeka gumede
23 Jun 2022
R57-billion: How the Guptas played Monopoly with state money
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Sarah Smit
23 Jun 2022
Child and adolescent mental health services facing crisis
Eunice Stoltz
23 Jun 2022
No more face masks, says government
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23 Jun 2022
Named: Stoffel’s secret censor
Anton Harber
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11 Sep 1987
The first details have emerged of the secret panel of experts who will advise Minister of Home Affairs Stoffel Botha on censorship.
Geneva protects me – ANC accused
Gaye Davis
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11 Sep 1987
The protocol, which supplements the Geneva Convention of 1949, relates to the protection of victims of international armed conflicts.
Steve Biko: The man who refused to submit
Patrick Laurence
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11 Sep 1987
On the anniversary of Biko's Death, Patrick Laurence assesses the relevance of his ideas.
Why the Biko ideas continue to be potent
Mandla Seloane
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11 Sep 1987
The resolve of Black Consciousness to free black people from psychological self-oppression was captured in Biko's celebrated phrase:
Varsity heads to De Klerk: Hands off!
Gaye Davis
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4 Sep 1987
Wits University is understood to have asked the Minister of National Education, FW De Klerk, to withdraw his proposals
Monday at work for returned postal strikers
Sefako Nyaka
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4 Sep 1987
The PTTI threatened international disruption of South Africa's communication links if a settlement was not reached.
Helen Suzman’s strange tale of the mirror-glass minibus
Weekly Mail Reporter
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4 Sep 1987
All the men and boys in an East Cape township were rounded up and told to line past a minibus with one-way glass.
We were forced down, claim miners on strike below ground
Sefako Nyaka
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28 Aug 1987
According to the NUM the workers were locked out last Friday and given until Monday this week to return to work or face dismissal.
The odd message on the station blackboard
Thami Mkhwanazi
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28 Aug 1987
The three told Weekly Mail that four white members of the SA Police arrived at the Nyoka home early Monday morning.
My prison years on the island
Thami Mkhwanazi
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28 Aug 1987
Journalist Thami Mkhwanazi continues his remarkable memoirs of the life on Robben Island.
The striker who went home to starve
Phillip Van Niekerk
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28 Aug 1987
And to watch his neighbours queuing for his job.
The press: Be censored or be damned!
Weekly Mail Reporter
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28 Aug 1987
For the first time, the government has given itself the power to approve or censor - the contents of a newspaper before publication.
My years on Robben Island
Thami Mkhwanazi
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21 Aug 1987
Journalist Thami Mkhwanazi, recently released after seven years in prison, continues his series on life behind the cell doors of Robben Island prison.
The State President’s master plan to combat the revolutionary onslaught
Staff Reporter
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21 Aug 1987
The State President has called upon the press to help combat the revolutionary onslaught which threatens the country.
7 000 miners face sacking
Jo-Ann Bekker
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21 Aug 1987
More than 7 000 black miners are facing dismissal rather than break South Africa's largest strike ever, which ends its second week today.
Weekly Mail film festival censored
Charlotte Bauer
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21 Aug 1987
The entire video programme of the Weekly Mail Festival of South African Cinema was yesterday thrown off Stellenbosch University Campus.
Sacked editor Tony Heard speaks
Gaye Davis
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14 Aug 1987
The million rand 'hush money' fired editor Heard turned down
Inside Robben Island
Thami Mkhwanazi
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14 Aug 1987
For the first time in a South African newspaper: a glimpse behind the cell doors of Robben Island prison.
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