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The Western Cape is a successful seeding ground for the DA’s approach to grow small businesses
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Educate and respect your audience, says Clara Nzima

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Keep your ear to the ground, says Clara Nzima, who rose from production assistant to head of channel
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SA’s transition, interrupted

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A World Bank report aims to help the country to eliminate poverty by 2030 and to boost shared prosperity
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Tardiness, not Constitution, to blame for land crisis

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Section 25 of the country’s supreme law is not the reason for the extremely slow pace of land reform
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Letters to the editor: June 2 to 8 2017

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Readers write in about the opposition, party donors, and the ANC.
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Learn to love South Africa’s ugly camel

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Camels are great. They’re better than horses in many respects.
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The past is done, live life forward

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We can't reverse the decisions made and playing the blame game for South Africa's woes is pointless.
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Ten things about social pacts

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Social pacts grow from social contract theory, which goes back to the great Enlightenment philosophers of the 1600s and 1700s.
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