US electoral system versus South Africa’s
How does the US electoral system differ to South Africa’s? In the so-called land of the free there has been
6 November 2020
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Should South Africa’s school curriculum be changed
Does the current school curriculum properly equip learners for the real world? Some feel that the subject choices for learners
6 November 2020
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UNISA’s first female Vice Chancellor in 148 years
The University of South Africa (UNISA) will for the first time in its 148 years be led by a female
6 November 2020
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Dudu Myeni dodgy deals linked to Jacob Zuma Foundation
Former South African Airways (SAA) board chair Dudu Myeni’s signature is enough to implicate her in dodgy deals. Myeni has
6 November 2020
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Muslim hearse used to illegally transport crayfish tails
The Muslim Judicial Council has expressed shock following reports that a Muslim hearse had been used to illegally transport crayfish
6 November 2020
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Officers accused of murdering Nathaniel Julies expected back in court
The case against three police officers accused of killing Nathaniel Julies in Eldorado Park has been postponed to December for
6 November 2020
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6 November 2020
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120 million rand ponzi scheme fraud, suspects face charges
A total of five suspects are facing charges relating to R20 million Ponzi scheme fraud. They were all allegedly involved
6 November 2020
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113 plastic containers dumped in ocean, investigations underway
Investigations are underway to determine how 113 plastic containers had been dumped in the ocean. The clean-up began as soon
6 November 2020
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Pollen could be used to solve crimes
Pollen can help solve crimes. This is not a hypothesis manipulated to form part of a television series plot; its
5 November 2020
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Prof Karim: Covid-19 – SA must count its lucky stars
There is no full understanding of why South Africa has handled the Covid-19 pandemic as well as it has. Speaking
5 November 2020
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Further restrictions in place for public safety on Guy Fawkes day
In Cape Town, the 5th November is infamously marked as Guy Fawkes. However, the scenes that play out on this
5 November 2020
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Measures to allow Covid-19 positive matriculants to write exams
The Department of Basic Education along with the Health Department is in the process of establishing isolation rooms at schools
5 November 2020
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3 lives lost in deadly Cape Town fire
At least three people have lost their lives in two separate fires in Cape Town. The bodies of a man
5 November 2020
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Armed robbers apprehended at Du Noon post office
A quick police response has paid off with five suspects involved in an armed robbery at the Du Noon post
5 November 2020
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Good luck to the Matric Class of 2020
It’s nerves and excitement as the matric class of 2020 gets ready to start the National Senior Certificate (NSC) exams.
5 November 2020
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Teachers and caregivers skilled in helping pupils with homework
A total of 80 people is now skilled in helping learners with homework and literacy. The workshop was held in
4 November 2020
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On The Couch – Crisis of Faith
In this episode we try and answer a question that has presented itself due to the Covid-19 pandemic – how
4 November 2020
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Potato prices skyrocket over the last four months
The prices of potatoes – a staple food for many South African homes has skyrocketed over the last four months.
4 November 2020
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Islamophobia – The Long Game
Muslims again are being put to the test. Global politics spearheaded by France – the self-styled protector of so-called secularism
4 November 2020
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