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The Ekurhuleni mayor’s family home and the Katlehong section in which it is situated are spared the debilitating five-hour blackouts from powerless Eskom
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It’s do what we say, not what we do, as the ANC lays Andrew Mlangeni to rest
If we are to make sense of the present and plan for the future we must understand our past, and so we must preserve our records
Academic Achille Mbembe sat down with retired journalist Jolyon Nuttall, who is also his father-in-law, to talk about his new book of essays
Tweetspeak replacing empathetic, thoughtful, reasoned communication would alarm the author.
Women get a raw deal but that has nothing to do with leaving animals to starve.
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"Nineteen Eighty-Four" depicts a society in which liberty was impossible – so how should we respond to this new threat?
<b>Chris Roper</b> looks at what is needed to revitalise the news and stop beating about the bush when confronting our social ills.
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/ 17 February 2012
The way we remember the past often illuminates what we choose to forget.
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/ 11 September 2008
Proposed new legislation could see the death of the
second-hand bookstore, writes André Krüger.
We all saw it. Indeed, that was the whole point. In the United States, the networks stopped regular programming so we had little choice. The White House wanted to make sure we caught the full dramatic impact of the US president landing on the USS Abraham Lincoln in a navy jet.
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The African National Congress is intent on turning South Africa into an authoritarian state, Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille warned on Friday. ”The evidence is now overwhelming: the ruling party is increasingly authoritarian, intolerant of criticism and hostile to the principles of an open society,” she said.