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South Africa

Speculation over Zimbabwe’s invitation to UN
Analysis
/ 17 May 2012

Speculation over Zimbabwe’s invitation to UN

A highly anticipated visit by human rights commissioner, Navi Pillay, to Zimbabwe could have some welcome consequences, writes Webster Zambara.

By Webster Zambara
M&G analysis: Inside the DA march
Videos
/ 16 May 2012

M&G analysis: Inside the DA march

The M&G’s Phillip de Wet takes us through the possible consequences of the DA’s violent march to Cosatu House.

By Staff Reporter
Violent clashes in the streets of Johannesburg
Videos
/ 15 May 2012

Violent clashes in the streets of Johannesburg

Violence erupted when Cosatu would not allow the DA to approach their offices in Braamfontein during their march for youth wage subsidies.

By Staff Reporter
Fate of e-tolls in limbo
Videos
/ 15 May 2012

Fate of e-tolls in limbo

We speak to motorists and Outa chairperson Wayne Duvenage about the fate and impact of e-tolling when the public takes government to court.

By Staff Reporter
SA has shown it can walk a fine line between opposites
Analysis
/ 14 May 2012

SA has shown it can walk a fine line between opposites

It’s an equation that the world’s democracies know to be true, open governments, open economies and open societies flourish, writes Donald Gips

By Donald Gips
‘I will lead the ANC’
Videos
/ 14 May 2012

‘I will lead the ANC’

Expelled ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema has vowed to one day lead the ANC, despite his expulsion from the party.

By Staff Reporter
DRC short-circuits power supply
Article
/ 12 May 2012

DRC short-circuits power supply

Southern African countries bear the brunt of ambitious plans gone awry, writes Roman Grynberg.

By Roman Grynberg
SA could learn from Spain’s reform
Article
/ 11 May 2012

SA could learn from Spain’s reform

Everybody knows that if South Africa and Spain have one thing in common, it is an abundance of sun. But what about unemployment?

By Kevin Davie
Putting hand on heart for your country
Analysis
/ 11 May 2012

Putting hand on heart for your country

It is easy to define the raison d’tre of the US or Israel, but South Africa’s mission seems murkier, writes Rapule Tabane

By Rapule Tabane
Prisoners granted lucky break
Videos
/ 9 May 2012

Prisoners granted lucky break

President Jacob Zuma has announced a special remission of sentence which could see more than 35 000 offenders released from prison.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 5 May 2012

Padayachie pursued a better Africa — Zuma

President Jacob Zuma expressed condolences on Saturday morning following the death of Public Service and Administration Minister Roy Padayachie.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 5 May 2012

Padayachie was ‘a committed patriot’

Roy Padayachie was a committed patriot who died in the service of his country, deputy minister of public service and administration said on Saturday.

By Staff Reporter
Public Service Minister Roy Padayachie dies
Article
/ 5 May 2012

Public Service Minister Roy Padayachie dies

Minister of Public Service and Administration Roy Padayachie has died in Ethiopia, government spokesperson Jimmy Manyi said on Saturday.

By Staff Reporter
US drone strike kills nine in Pakistan
Article
/ 5 May 2012

US drone strike kills nine in Pakistan

A US drone aircraft has killed nine suspected militants in Pakistan’s North Waziristan region, security officials say.

By Qasim Nauman
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Article
/ 3 May 2012

Partnerships benefit Gauteng’s agri-sector

When it comes to the Gauteng economy, agriculture has a direct contribution of only 0.5%

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 3 May 2012

Process drives support for Gauteng farmers

One of the priority areas on which the Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development focuses is supporting farmers.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 3 May 2012

Food security is key for Gauteng agriculture

The Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Developemt needs to sell itself better. It needs to show that agriculture is more than a rumour.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 3 May 2012

Energy Champion

Zothe is the driving force behind several innovative renewable energy efficiency projects inin Lady Frere, Kavali Village, in the Eastern Cape.

By Staff Reporter
Commercial award: Woolworths
Article
/ 3 May 2012

Commercial award: Woolworths

Woolworths has significantly reduced its energy usage by investing R10.3-million over three years on an automated load control system.

By Staff Reporter
Employees key to CSI strategy
Article
/ 3 May 2012

Employees key to CSI strategy

Whether it be through community involvement or payroll giving, institutionalised volunteerism can be leveraged to the benefit of companies.

By Staff Reporter
By Africa for Africa
Article
/ 3 May 2012

By Africa for Africa

Africa is changing. There are signs of new energies, interests, actors and wealth, writes Neville Gabriel.

By Neville Gabriel
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Article
/ 3 May 2012

Punishing those who plan well and deliver

There are an estimated 130 000 non-governmental organisations (NGOs) operating in South Africa and more coming to the fore almost daily.

By Onyi Nwaneri
Left in the lurch by Lotto
Article
/ 3 May 2012

Left in the lurch by Lotto

What was meant to be a reliable fund for good works has been mired in controversy and crisis

By Sipho Kings
To merge, or to close down
Article
/ 3 May 2012

To merge, or to close down

When the 2008 financial crisis hit, we anticipated an immediate and significant negative effect on SA’s non-profit sector, writes Tracey Henry.

By Tracey Henry
Funding requires planning
Article
/ 3 May 2012

Funding requires planning

There is no silver bullet for success, but pooling CSI resources does have merit, writes Tracey Henry.

By Tracey Henry
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Article
/ 3 May 2012

Skilling the non-profit sector

Non-profit organisations are facing a serious funding crisis. It is the kind of crisis that has the potential to threaten SA’s young democracy.

By Nazli Abrahams
The business of education
Article
/ 3 May 2012

The business of education

Leaders from industry have a vital role to play in helping to fix South Africa’s failing schooling system, writes Louise van Rhyn.

By Staff Reporter
Alarm sounds over Mdluli’s souped-up spy powers
Article
/ 3 May 2012

Alarm sounds over Mdluli’s souped-up spy powers

Since his reinstatement, controversial police spy boss Richard Mdluli has gained extra powers to spy on emails and phone calls. Cue the alarm bells.

By Staff Reporter and Sapa Afp
Brics’ sabres rattle as global currency war heats up
Article
/ 2 May 2012

Brics’ sabres rattle as global currency war heats up

The US is escalating the risks of a currency war, Brics nations say. <b>Matt Quigley</b> explores the consequences if the US doesn’t "knock it off".

By Matt Quigley
‘Murder’ magistrate unmoved by Mdluli’s money plight
Article
/ 30 April 2012

‘Murder’ magistrate unmoved by Mdluli’s money plight

The murder inquest involving "interested party" Richard Mdluli must continue even if the police won’t pay his legal bills, a magistrate says.

By Sally Evans
Euthanasia activist to return to SA after 5 month detention
Article
/ 30 April 2012

Euthanasia activist to return to SA after 5 month detention

A Western Cape university professor who helped his terminally ill mother die in New Zealand is heading back to SA after serving a five-month sentence.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 28 April 2012

Lions coach bemoans team’s defensive performance

Lions coach John Mitchell bemoaned his side’s defence in their 34-20 loss against the Brumbies in a Super Rugby match.

By Staff Reporter
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