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Review: ACDC’s 150W portable power station is pricey but makes load-shedding easier By Eyaaz Matwadia Rechargeable through the mains, a solar panel or your car, this small power source provides ‘lights out therapy Ramaphosa camp solidifies strength in ANCWL with Tolashe presidency By Lizeka Tandwa Bathabile Dlamini’s prospects of a politically resuscitation have all but disappeared with the election of Sisisi Tolashe Ramokgopa warns fires at power stations should not be taken lightly By Lesego Chepape The minister of electricity will visit the Grootvlei power station after a fire broke out Saturday morning, resulting in unit two being put out. ANCWL: Last minute horse-trading could see Mchunu and Dlamini camp merger By Lizeka Tandwa Sisisi Tolashe is said to have been the only one of the three ANC leaders vying for presidency who has met threshold from branch nominations. Bury the demon of factionalism, ANCWL’s Baleka Mbete tells conference delegates By Paddy Harper A bottleneck in registering delegates delayed the conference proceedings Top 10 Mandela must-reads By Rufaro Samanga Nelson Mandela’s ideals about forgiveness and a diverse and united South Africa remain in the hearts of many people On our mind: Could getting hit on the head during sport cause brain disease later? By Zano Kunene In a new recommendation, experts are calling for more time during games for players to be checked thoroughly, which could mean the rules of play may have to change Zuma’s private prosecution of Ramaphosa ruled unlawful By Emsie Ferreira The high court found that Zuma’s bid to criminally charge his successor was tainted by ulterior purpose and an abuse of process Four VIP officers in assault video served with suspension notices By Eunice Masson The South African National Defence Union said the victims have been told not to discuss the matter with the police while the Independent Police Investigative Directorate holds its inquiry What’s in it for the ‘friends of Brics’? By Sarah Smit A bigger alliance will give the group extra economic heft, but it remains to be seen whether its members can speak in one voice Portable treatment plant to supply drinking water to Hammanskraal by March next year By Sheree Bega The Rooiwal wastewater treatment works is set for a R4 billion upgrade State likely to add more charges against Rwandan fugitive By Eunice Masson Ukiliho Kayishema Fulgence, who is on Interpol’s red notice for crimes against humanity, already has a total of 17 charges against him Load More Editor’s Pick Editorial Our democracy has long been twisted by conspiracy Politics Cabinet not aware of Hamas visit to South Africa Podcasts Ampersand Mixtape 9: Celluloid Heroes Recent Articles Concourt lowers signature requirements for independent candidates Elephants do not belong in zoos Fraudster who stole R5 million from UIF Covid fund convicted Debt-for-nature: Distracting African leaders from long-term climate solutions UAE’s fossil fuel sector harmful to people’s health, says Human Rights Watch Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Ramaphosa camp solidifies strength in ANCWL with Tolashe presidency By Lizeka Tandwa Bathabile Dlamini’s prospects of a politically resuscitation have all but disappeared with the election of Sisisi Tolashe Ramokgopa warns fires at power stations should not be taken lightly By Lesego Chepape The minister of electricity will visit the Grootvlei power station after a fire broke out Saturday morning, resulting in unit two being put out. ANCWL: Last minute horse-trading could see Mchunu and Dlamini camp merger By Lizeka Tandwa Sisisi Tolashe is said to have been the only one of the three ANC leaders vying for presidency who has met threshold from branch nominations. Bury the demon of factionalism, ANCWL’s Baleka Mbete tells conference delegates By Paddy Harper A bottleneck in registering delegates delayed the conference proceedings Top 10 Mandela must-reads By Rufaro Samanga Nelson Mandela’s ideals about forgiveness and a diverse and united South Africa remain in the hearts of many people On our mind: Could getting hit on the head during sport cause brain disease later? By Zano Kunene In a new recommendation, experts are calling for more time during games for players to be checked thoroughly, which could mean the rules of play may have to change Zuma’s private prosecution of Ramaphosa ruled unlawful By Emsie Ferreira The high court found that Zuma’s bid to criminally charge his successor was tainted by ulterior purpose and an abuse of process Four VIP officers in assault video served with suspension notices By Eunice Masson The South African National Defence Union said the victims have been told not to discuss the matter with the police while the Independent Police Investigative Directorate holds its inquiry What’s in it for the ‘friends of Brics’? By Sarah Smit A bigger alliance will give the group extra economic heft, but it remains to be seen whether its members can speak in one voice Portable treatment plant to supply drinking water to Hammanskraal by March next year By Sheree Bega The Rooiwal wastewater treatment works is set for a R4 billion upgrade State likely to add more charges against Rwandan fugitive By Eunice Masson Ukiliho Kayishema Fulgence, who is on Interpol’s red notice for crimes against humanity, already has a total of 17 charges against him Load More Editor’s Pick Editorial Our democracy has long been twisted by conspiracy Politics Cabinet not aware of Hamas visit to South Africa Podcasts Ampersand Mixtape 9: Celluloid Heroes Recent Articles Concourt lowers signature requirements for independent candidates Elephants do not belong in zoos Fraudster who stole R5 million from UIF Covid fund convicted Debt-for-nature: Distracting African leaders from long-term climate solutions UAE’s fossil fuel sector harmful to people’s health, says Human Rights Watch Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Ramokgopa warns fires at power stations should not be taken lightly By Lesego Chepape The minister of electricity will visit the Grootvlei power station after a fire broke out Saturday morning, resulting in unit two being put out. ANCWL: Last minute horse-trading could see Mchunu and Dlamini camp merger By Lizeka Tandwa Sisisi Tolashe is said to have been the only one of the three ANC leaders vying for presidency who has met threshold from branch nominations. Bury the demon of factionalism, ANCWL’s Baleka Mbete tells conference delegates By Paddy Harper A bottleneck in registering delegates delayed the conference proceedings Top 10 Mandela must-reads By Rufaro Samanga Nelson Mandela’s ideals about forgiveness and a diverse and united South Africa remain in the hearts of many people On our mind: Could getting hit on the head during sport cause brain disease later? By Zano Kunene In a new recommendation, experts are calling for more time during games for players to be checked thoroughly, which could mean the rules of play may have to change Zuma’s private prosecution of Ramaphosa ruled unlawful By Emsie Ferreira The high court found that Zuma’s bid to criminally charge his successor was tainted by ulterior purpose and an abuse of process Four VIP officers in assault video served with suspension notices By Eunice Masson The South African National Defence Union said the victims have been told not to discuss the matter with the police while the Independent Police Investigative Directorate holds its inquiry What’s in it for the ‘friends of Brics’? By Sarah Smit A bigger alliance will give the group extra economic heft, but it remains to be seen whether its members can speak in one voice Portable treatment plant to supply drinking water to Hammanskraal by March next year By Sheree Bega The Rooiwal wastewater treatment works is set for a R4 billion upgrade State likely to add more charges against Rwandan fugitive By Eunice Masson Ukiliho Kayishema Fulgence, who is on Interpol’s red notice for crimes against humanity, already has a total of 17 charges against him Load More Editor’s Pick Editorial Our democracy has long been twisted by conspiracy Politics Cabinet not aware of Hamas visit to South Africa Podcasts Ampersand Mixtape 9: Celluloid Heroes Recent Articles Concourt lowers signature requirements for independent candidates Elephants do not belong in zoos Fraudster who stole R5 million from UIF Covid fund convicted Debt-for-nature: Distracting African leaders from long-term climate solutions UAE’s fossil fuel sector harmful to people’s health, says Human Rights Watch Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
ANCWL: Last minute horse-trading could see Mchunu and Dlamini camp merger By Lizeka Tandwa Sisisi Tolashe is said to have been the only one of the three ANC leaders vying for presidency who has met threshold from branch nominations. Bury the demon of factionalism, ANCWL’s Baleka Mbete tells conference delegates By Paddy Harper A bottleneck in registering delegates delayed the conference proceedings Top 10 Mandela must-reads By Rufaro Samanga Nelson Mandela’s ideals about forgiveness and a diverse and united South Africa remain in the hearts of many people On our mind: Could getting hit on the head during sport cause brain disease later? By Zano Kunene In a new recommendation, experts are calling for more time during games for players to be checked thoroughly, which could mean the rules of play may have to change Zuma’s private prosecution of Ramaphosa ruled unlawful By Emsie Ferreira The high court found that Zuma’s bid to criminally charge his successor was tainted by ulterior purpose and an abuse of process Four VIP officers in assault video served with suspension notices By Eunice Masson The South African National Defence Union said the victims have been told not to discuss the matter with the police while the Independent Police Investigative Directorate holds its inquiry What’s in it for the ‘friends of Brics’? By Sarah Smit A bigger alliance will give the group extra economic heft, but it remains to be seen whether its members can speak in one voice Portable treatment plant to supply drinking water to Hammanskraal by March next year By Sheree Bega The Rooiwal wastewater treatment works is set for a R4 billion upgrade State likely to add more charges against Rwandan fugitive By Eunice Masson Ukiliho Kayishema Fulgence, who is on Interpol’s red notice for crimes against humanity, already has a total of 17 charges against him Load More Editor’s Pick Editorial Our democracy has long been twisted by conspiracy Politics Cabinet not aware of Hamas visit to South Africa Podcasts Ampersand Mixtape 9: Celluloid Heroes Recent Articles Concourt lowers signature requirements for independent candidates Elephants do not belong in zoos Fraudster who stole R5 million from UIF Covid fund convicted Debt-for-nature: Distracting African leaders from long-term climate solutions UAE’s fossil fuel sector harmful to people’s health, says Human Rights Watch Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Bury the demon of factionalism, ANCWL’s Baleka Mbete tells conference delegates By Paddy Harper A bottleneck in registering delegates delayed the conference proceedings Top 10 Mandela must-reads By Rufaro Samanga Nelson Mandela’s ideals about forgiveness and a diverse and united South Africa remain in the hearts of many people On our mind: Could getting hit on the head during sport cause brain disease later? By Zano Kunene In a new recommendation, experts are calling for more time during games for players to be checked thoroughly, which could mean the rules of play may have to change Zuma’s private prosecution of Ramaphosa ruled unlawful By Emsie Ferreira The high court found that Zuma’s bid to criminally charge his successor was tainted by ulterior purpose and an abuse of process Four VIP officers in assault video served with suspension notices By Eunice Masson The South African National Defence Union said the victims have been told not to discuss the matter with the police while the Independent Police Investigative Directorate holds its inquiry What’s in it for the ‘friends of Brics’? By Sarah Smit A bigger alliance will give the group extra economic heft, but it remains to be seen whether its members can speak in one voice Portable treatment plant to supply drinking water to Hammanskraal by March next year By Sheree Bega The Rooiwal wastewater treatment works is set for a R4 billion upgrade State likely to add more charges against Rwandan fugitive By Eunice Masson Ukiliho Kayishema Fulgence, who is on Interpol’s red notice for crimes against humanity, already has a total of 17 charges against him Load More Editor’s Pick Editorial Our democracy has long been twisted by conspiracy Politics Cabinet not aware of Hamas visit to South Africa Podcasts Ampersand Mixtape 9: Celluloid Heroes Recent Articles Concourt lowers signature requirements for independent candidates Elephants do not belong in zoos Fraudster who stole R5 million from UIF Covid fund convicted Debt-for-nature: Distracting African leaders from long-term climate solutions UAE’s fossil fuel sector harmful to people’s health, says Human Rights Watch Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Top 10 Mandela must-reads By Rufaro Samanga Nelson Mandela’s ideals about forgiveness and a diverse and united South Africa remain in the hearts of many people On our mind: Could getting hit on the head during sport cause brain disease later? By Zano Kunene In a new recommendation, experts are calling for more time during games for players to be checked thoroughly, which could mean the rules of play may have to change Zuma’s private prosecution of Ramaphosa ruled unlawful By Emsie Ferreira The high court found that Zuma’s bid to criminally charge his successor was tainted by ulterior purpose and an abuse of process Four VIP officers in assault video served with suspension notices By Eunice Masson The South African National Defence Union said the victims have been told not to discuss the matter with the police while the Independent Police Investigative Directorate holds its inquiry What’s in it for the ‘friends of Brics’? By Sarah Smit A bigger alliance will give the group extra economic heft, but it remains to be seen whether its members can speak in one voice Portable treatment plant to supply drinking water to Hammanskraal by March next year By Sheree Bega The Rooiwal wastewater treatment works is set for a R4 billion upgrade State likely to add more charges against Rwandan fugitive By Eunice Masson Ukiliho Kayishema Fulgence, who is on Interpol’s red notice for crimes against humanity, already has a total of 17 charges against him Load More Editor’s Pick Editorial Our democracy has long been twisted by conspiracy Politics Cabinet not aware of Hamas visit to South Africa Podcasts Ampersand Mixtape 9: Celluloid Heroes Recent Articles Concourt lowers signature requirements for independent candidates Elephants do not belong in zoos Fraudster who stole R5 million from UIF Covid fund convicted Debt-for-nature: Distracting African leaders from long-term climate solutions UAE’s fossil fuel sector harmful to people’s health, says Human Rights Watch Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
On our mind: Could getting hit on the head during sport cause brain disease later? By Zano Kunene In a new recommendation, experts are calling for more time during games for players to be checked thoroughly, which could mean the rules of play may have to change Zuma’s private prosecution of Ramaphosa ruled unlawful By Emsie Ferreira The high court found that Zuma’s bid to criminally charge his successor was tainted by ulterior purpose and an abuse of process Four VIP officers in assault video served with suspension notices By Eunice Masson The South African National Defence Union said the victims have been told not to discuss the matter with the police while the Independent Police Investigative Directorate holds its inquiry What’s in it for the ‘friends of Brics’? By Sarah Smit A bigger alliance will give the group extra economic heft, but it remains to be seen whether its members can speak in one voice Portable treatment plant to supply drinking water to Hammanskraal by March next year By Sheree Bega The Rooiwal wastewater treatment works is set for a R4 billion upgrade State likely to add more charges against Rwandan fugitive By Eunice Masson Ukiliho Kayishema Fulgence, who is on Interpol’s red notice for crimes against humanity, already has a total of 17 charges against him Load More Editor’s Pick Editorial Our democracy has long been twisted by conspiracy Politics Cabinet not aware of Hamas visit to South Africa Podcasts Ampersand Mixtape 9: Celluloid Heroes Recent Articles Concourt lowers signature requirements for independent candidates Elephants do not belong in zoos Fraudster who stole R5 million from UIF Covid fund convicted Debt-for-nature: Distracting African leaders from long-term climate solutions UAE’s fossil fuel sector harmful to people’s health, says Human Rights Watch Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Zuma’s private prosecution of Ramaphosa ruled unlawful By Emsie Ferreira The high court found that Zuma’s bid to criminally charge his successor was tainted by ulterior purpose and an abuse of process Four VIP officers in assault video served with suspension notices By Eunice Masson The South African National Defence Union said the victims have been told not to discuss the matter with the police while the Independent Police Investigative Directorate holds its inquiry What’s in it for the ‘friends of Brics’? By Sarah Smit A bigger alliance will give the group extra economic heft, but it remains to be seen whether its members can speak in one voice Portable treatment plant to supply drinking water to Hammanskraal by March next year By Sheree Bega The Rooiwal wastewater treatment works is set for a R4 billion upgrade State likely to add more charges against Rwandan fugitive By Eunice Masson Ukiliho Kayishema Fulgence, who is on Interpol’s red notice for crimes against humanity, already has a total of 17 charges against him Load More Editor’s Pick Editorial Our democracy has long been twisted by conspiracy Politics Cabinet not aware of Hamas visit to South Africa Podcasts Ampersand Mixtape 9: Celluloid Heroes Recent Articles Concourt lowers signature requirements for independent candidates Elephants do not belong in zoos Fraudster who stole R5 million from UIF Covid fund convicted Debt-for-nature: Distracting African leaders from long-term climate solutions UAE’s fossil fuel sector harmful to people’s health, says Human Rights Watch Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Four VIP officers in assault video served with suspension notices By Eunice Masson The South African National Defence Union said the victims have been told not to discuss the matter with the police while the Independent Police Investigative Directorate holds its inquiry What’s in it for the ‘friends of Brics’? By Sarah Smit A bigger alliance will give the group extra economic heft, but it remains to be seen whether its members can speak in one voice Portable treatment plant to supply drinking water to Hammanskraal by March next year By Sheree Bega The Rooiwal wastewater treatment works is set for a R4 billion upgrade State likely to add more charges against Rwandan fugitive By Eunice Masson Ukiliho Kayishema Fulgence, who is on Interpol’s red notice for crimes against humanity, already has a total of 17 charges against him Load More Editor’s Pick Editorial Our democracy has long been twisted by conspiracy Politics Cabinet not aware of Hamas visit to South Africa Podcasts Ampersand Mixtape 9: Celluloid Heroes Recent Articles Concourt lowers signature requirements for independent candidates Elephants do not belong in zoos Fraudster who stole R5 million from UIF Covid fund convicted Debt-for-nature: Distracting African leaders from long-term climate solutions UAE’s fossil fuel sector harmful to people’s health, says Human Rights Watch Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
What’s in it for the ‘friends of Brics’? By Sarah Smit A bigger alliance will give the group extra economic heft, but it remains to be seen whether its members can speak in one voice Portable treatment plant to supply drinking water to Hammanskraal by March next year By Sheree Bega The Rooiwal wastewater treatment works is set for a R4 billion upgrade State likely to add more charges against Rwandan fugitive By Eunice Masson Ukiliho Kayishema Fulgence, who is on Interpol’s red notice for crimes against humanity, already has a total of 17 charges against him Load More Editor’s Pick Editorial Our democracy has long been twisted by conspiracy Politics Cabinet not aware of Hamas visit to South Africa Podcasts Ampersand Mixtape 9: Celluloid Heroes Recent Articles Concourt lowers signature requirements for independent candidates Elephants do not belong in zoos Fraudster who stole R5 million from UIF Covid fund convicted Debt-for-nature: Distracting African leaders from long-term climate solutions UAE’s fossil fuel sector harmful to people’s health, says Human Rights Watch
Portable treatment plant to supply drinking water to Hammanskraal by March next year By Sheree Bega The Rooiwal wastewater treatment works is set for a R4 billion upgrade State likely to add more charges against Rwandan fugitive By Eunice Masson Ukiliho Kayishema Fulgence, who is on Interpol’s red notice for crimes against humanity, already has a total of 17 charges against him Load More Editor’s Pick Editorial Our democracy has long been twisted by conspiracy Politics Cabinet not aware of Hamas visit to South Africa Podcasts Ampersand Mixtape 9: Celluloid Heroes Recent Articles Concourt lowers signature requirements for independent candidates Elephants do not belong in zoos Fraudster who stole R5 million from UIF Covid fund convicted Debt-for-nature: Distracting African leaders from long-term climate solutions UAE’s fossil fuel sector harmful to people’s health, says Human Rights Watch
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