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South Africa is suffering from the plague of political amnesia

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Politicians depend on our ability to forget their worst transgressions in order to manipulate the public discourse
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Hanekom latest MP to resign

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The former tourism minister failed to make the cut when President Cyril Ramaphosa announced his Cabinet two weeks ago
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Highlights worth looking out for at Africa’s Travel Indaba

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Sho't Left Travel Week offers locals discounts of up to 50%
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Search for ways to stop the land slide

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Experts say an area-based approach is needed, but district and local government are not on board
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Money issues bedevil climate talks

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But SA’s delegation leader Derek Hanekom believes everyone wants to see a deal reached
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MPs seek end of captive lion trophy hunting in SA

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Campaigns to ban the importation of captive-bred lion trophies have gathered steam in Australia, France, The Netherlands and the US in recent years
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Energy and enthusiasm abounds in the tourism sector

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Awards go to those with unique and authentic offerings
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Lilizela Award winners announced

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Revised grading standards will form part of quality assurance for accommodation
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Edward Zuma to apologise for Gordhan, Hanekom ‘sell-out’ comments

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Edward Zuma has agreed to apologise for his "sell out" hate speech remarks directed at ministers Pravin Gordhan and Derek Hanekom last year
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Human Rights Commission wants Edward Zuma to fork out a R100 000 for hate speech

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The complaint has its foundations in an “open letter” President Zuma’s son wrote last year in which he attacked Derek Hanekom and Pravin Gordhan.
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The ANC is now at war with itself

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Every week sees renewed infighting and it will only get worse as it gets closer to the party’s elective conference
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Zuma’s son in foot-in-mouth case

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Edward Zuma is facing a charge of hate speech for taunting former finance minister Pravin Gordhan
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Politicians depend on our ability to forget their worst transgressions in order to manipulate the public discourse

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