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Despite last-minute drama, King Misuzulu ka Zwelithini’s entering-the- kraal ceremony to go ahead
Paddy Harper
19 Aug 2022
Court challenge and naming of new rival will not stop Saturday’s proceedings
Social pact needed for Marikana renewal – Adam Habib
anathi madubela
19 Aug 2022
Cosatu details plans for next week’s cost of living strike
sonri naidoo
19 Aug 2022
Mkhwebane would not hear of Gupta links to Estina: witness
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emsie ferreira
18 Aug 2022
Tazné van Wyk murder accused admits to absconding parole
Eunice Stoltz
18 Aug 2022
Delmas judge squashes defence plea
Ruth Becker
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27 Mar 1987
The trial is expected to last for at least another year.
Illegal yesterday, legal today
Jo-Ann Bekker
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30 Jan 1987
We present, courtesy of the Rand Supreme Court, the advert we were prevented from printing three weeks ago.
London call for Sisulu release
Weekly Mail Reporter
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23 Jan 1987
The organisation's London-based director, Professor Kevin Boyle, says the group is concerned by Walter Sisulu's detention.
Quietly in the shadows: Mandela’s eledest daughter
Staff Reporter
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16 Jan 1987
Makaziwe Mandela was nine when her father was sentenced to life imprisonment. Benjamin Pogrund speaks to Nelson Mandela's daughter.
Now Sisulu may face a blacklist
Adrian Hadland
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16 Jan 1987
Detained New Nation editor Zwelakhe Sisulu may be blacklisted by credit bureaus because of this week's legal action to seize his home.
The Emergency made Simple
Weekly Mail Reporter
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12 Dec 1986
If you want to discuss anything that falls within the Emergency regulations, you had better phone the authorities for permission.
Fears, but NPU stands firm with the rest
Patrick Laurence
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12 Dec 1986
The debate within the press about how best to counter government moves to impose new controls on dwindling press freedom raged with renewed intensity.
Pelted Winnie blames ‘system’
Staff Reporter
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5 Dec 1986
Winnie Mandela yesterday vehemently denounced Wednesday's "ignominious" attack on her outside the Cape Town Supreme Court as the work of "hooligan.
For Nelson Mandela
Weekly Mail Reporter
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22 Aug 1986
A polemic on behalf of the jailed black leader by the eminent American writer Susan Sontag.
Howe to see PW and Mandela
Staff Reporter
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11 Jul 1986
Howe said he did not yet know if a meeting with Mandela would be possible, but this was "one of the objectives" of his trip to South Africa.
Historic Weekly Mail birthday debate
Staff Reporter
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6 Jun 1986
The
Weekly Mail
will celebrate its first birthday next week by hosting an historic meeting.
Archive: The first legal photo of Mandela in 22 years
Staff Reporter
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6 Jun 1986
Everyone knows his name and what he stands for. But almost no-one knows what Nelson Mandela looks like.
Winnie denies violence call
Sefako Nyaka
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2 May 1986
Winnie Mandela yesterday denied she had called for violence when she made her controversial "necklaces and matches" speech.
Mandela: Advocate Bizos flies to Pollsmoor
Weekly Mail Reporters
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14 Feb 1986
Senior Advocate George Bizos was due to fly to Cape Town late yesterday for further consultations with Nelson Mandela in Pollsmoor Prison.
The spectre of Mandela haunts PW
Staff Reporter
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7 Feb 1986
That Nelson Mandela will soon be released from prison is common cause. Less certain is what effect this will have on the country. Anton Harber reports
Turn left at Nelson Mandela
Margaret Smith
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13 Dec 1985
The London borough of Southwark joined a growing list of towns and cities by naming a new road "Mandela Way".
The Cabinet splits over the stubborn prisoner Mandela
Staff Reporter
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6 Dec 1985
Three things emerge from the recent flurry of rumours that Nelson Mandela was about to be released from prison.
True confessions of a ruthless propagandist
Staff Reporter
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29 Nov 1985
Howard Barrell tells how he went off in search of Nelson Mandela's freedom and nearly lost his life.
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