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Bomb scare at parliament
Eunice Stoltz
17 Aug 2022
The bag suspected of containing a bomb belonged to a parliamentary staff member and was harmless
‘Justice for Marikana will only be served if we see Ramaphosa behind bars’ – Amcu president
sonri naidoo
16 Aug 2022
Eskom: Stage two load-shedding tonight
Mg Reporter
16 Aug 2022
Marikana: There should have been disciplinary proceeding, says Ian Farlam
M&G PREMIUM
sonri naidoo
16 Aug 2022
The Mail & Guardian’s first documentary is on Marikana. This is why
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16 Aug 2022
The six prisoners who were released
Jo-Ann Bekker
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6 Nov 1987
Lawyers and friends of the freed men ... said news of their release had come as a surprise.
Buthelezi keeps his cool with PW (but loses it with the media)
Carmel Rickard
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6 Nov 1987
The President and the Chief meet, exchange mild compliments but keep a wary distance.
Pompous? Not me, says Buthelezi
Carmel Rickard
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6 Nov 1987
Carmel Rickard reports on the case in which Mangosuthu Buthelezi is sueing Frontline magazine.
Banned readings at Book Week
Adrian Hadland
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6 Nov 1987
Banned books will be read aloud during the Weekly Mail Book Week, which begins in Cape Town on Monday night.
My years on Robben Island with Mbeki
Thami Mkhwanazi
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6 Nov 1987
Journalist Thami Mkhwanazi spent nearly half of his seven year sentence on Robben Island, much of the time in the same section as Govan Mbeki.
Freed Mbeki speaks
Weekly Mail Reporters
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6 Nov 1987
Weeks of speculation end as Rivonia man is finally released.
Behind the Inkatha-UDF violence
Phillip Van Niekerk
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30 Oct 1987
Behind the lines in a bloody war which has claimed 150 lives.
My holiday abroad. With a grey-permed Mandela
Gus Silber
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30 Oct 1987
It was raining in London on the day they released Mandela.
All quiet at Bop polls. And two days after, no results
Weekly Mail Reporters
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30 Oct 1987
The Weekly Mail visited several areas in the Odi-Moretele district of Bophuthatswana on election day.
Open universities gear for nationwide protests
Pat Sidley
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23 Oct 1987
It was hoped all the ''open'' universities would take the same action, at the same time on the same day.
Missile attack on oil depot heats Gulf tensions
Sapa Ap
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23 Oct 1987
A US-owned supertanker was hit on the previous day, causing minor damage.
Riddle of UK hand in anti-ANC kidnap plot
Weekly Mail Reporter
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23 Oct 1987
The African National Congress has demanded an explanation from the British government for the court decision to free the three alleged kidnappers.
Oliver Tambo at 70
Weekly Mail Reporter
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23 Oct 1987
His followers regard the ANC chief as a Moses who'll part the waters of Limpopo. His enemies greet him at airports with tyres around their necks.
Cyril jets out to take his prize
Weekly Mail Reporter
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23 Oct 1987
- the Olaf Palme Peace Prize.
State cracks down on varsity funds
Sapa
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16 Oct 1987
About 80 percent of university funds come from the government.
Blacks do back sanctions, warns survey
Phillip Van Niekerk
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16 Oct 1987
Despite hardships, support for pressure higher than in 1985.
Empty breadbins as the bakers strike
Gaye Davis
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16 Oct 1987
A placard at one of the four bakeries involved spelt out the workers' message: ''Tools down, time is gone - we want a living wage.''
How many homeless? Flood fiqures can differ by tenfold
Carmel Rickard
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10 Oct 1987
The official death toll in the Natal floods has soared above 250 and with over 150 people reported missing it is expected to rise still further.
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