Though laws might no longer be interpreted this way, women have always been powerful
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Sometimes you discover that people you expect to be stuck in the past are in sync with the future
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As your dominance begins to crumble, here’s a helpful guide from the former powerless to your only guiding light — the stars
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This safari lodge lends the wild a friendly face and an experience filled with rhino sightings.
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The mass-murdering president of Sudan, President Omar al-Bashir, is (believe it or not) hiding at President Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla homestead.
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The DA’s new leader hosted an online Q&A session today to answer some pressing political questions, but obviously Twitter had no chill. Take a look.
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The coverage of the protests following the death of Freddie Gray has irresponsibly perpetuated the "angry black male" stereotype.
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The address is a chance for the president to face the nation. Here are five things the nation is hoping for.
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When the socks that need pulling up are absent, we must turn to leaders, the government, municipalities and citizens, writes Haji Mohamed Dawjee.
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For all the flak a restaurant owner received for reported racism, most seem to ignore his sexism. Haji Mohamed Dawjee imagines his jubilation at this.
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Julius Malema returns from his honeymoon to occupy Table Mountain – and Jacob Zuma will hold garage sales to pay off land reform debts.
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Hollywood’s favourite award show hosts did not hold back on throwing shade at the Golden Globe awards.
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Haji Mohamed Dawjee’s notes to the introduction of a story about the ANC, two provinces and the contrasts between them.
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Shivambu now has a master’s degree. It’s an actual qualification, and so we wondered what advice he’d give to those who wished they had a degree.
At the back end of the reality TV star’s nude shoot for Paper magazine, all we’re left with is provocation for provocation’s sake and little insight.
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Haji Mohamed Dawjee does not see the problem with having something to do – like to braai – on a public holiday.
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In an effort to defend his “non-responses” to the Nkandla report, the president has issued a statement in the form of a song.
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Oscar-winning actor and comedian Robin Williams passed away on Monday. We pay tribute to his life with five of his best movies.
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Differences between the sexes must be defined to be accepted – but should the language defining these differences be changed?
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Digital activism seems more visible during the current month of fasting. Is it used as a tool for transient popularity, instead of pukka protest?
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Will some in the Afrikaans community ever make peace with the fact that a new, better country awaits their participation?
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Playing the gender card has its merits, but will Thandi Modise also do and say the unthinkable just to stay alive, asks Haji Mohamed Dawjee.
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Playing the gender card has its merits, but will Thandi Modise also do and say the unthinkable just to stay alive, asks Haji Mohamed Dawjee.
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Are white employers of domestic workers in uppity suburbs aware that they suffer from "The Help" syndrome?
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If you want to get paid and laid, be a follower. If you want to get an education, listen to Julius Malema.
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Julius Malema walks into Parliament and causes a storm during the State of the Nation debate. Here’s what he said.
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While the hype of the World Cup steals the limelight in the media, demonstrators in Brazil continue to highlight social issues in the country.
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Another World Cup, another whirlwind of sexist soccer remarks. But it’s the 21st century and female footie fans really do exist.
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Equal opportunities when it comes to dream jobs that satisfy all your aspirations and goals are just that, a dream, writes Haji Mohamed Dawjee.
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Perhaps Julius Malema was right about Helen Zille after all. And like Juju, she too perpetuates uncomfortable stereotypes.
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Solange Knowles attacked Jay-Z in an elevator. Beyoncé just observed. Shoes were removed. Twitter exploded. And here are our top nine memes.
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Upon their parole release, the Waterkloof Four were issued an unprecedented warning by Society to seem more conscientious and less ignorant.
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