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Encoding and decoding social unrest: A semiotic analysis of the ‘Zuma protests’

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July manufacturing output hit by Covid-19 third wave and unrest

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ANC: Accused insurrection instigator is innocent and will not be removed from election list

Lizeka Tandwa -

Magashule’s trial set for October

Lizeka Tandwa -

Top six chooses Mapisa-Nqakula as preferred parliamentary speaker candidate

Lizeka Tandwa -

How to apply for the Covid-19 R350 grant

Chris Gilili -

Visible and invisible violence in present day South Africa

Marnell Kirsten -

KwaZulu-Natal gets back to work as fears of second shutdown fail to materialise

Paddy Harper -

Security cluster disagrees over describing recent unrest as an ‘insurrection’

Lizeka Tandwa -

We are angry. We are anxious.We are traumatised.

Daniel den Hollander -

Arrests, deaths double as isolated looting and vandalism spread beyond Gauteng and KZN

Eunice Stoltz -

Doctor speaks out about the mental toll of Covid-19 and now the unrest

Samke J Ngcobo -

‘My son died the worst kind of death’: Horrific details of violent unrest in Ethiopia

Zecharias Zelalem -

Museveni under pressure as unrest grips Uganda

Herve Bar -

Security tight after Nigeria unrest

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