International Women’s Day – Honouring Women In Media & Journalist Karima Brown
As we observe International Women’s Day, we turn our focus to the women in media who have played an influential
8 March 2021
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Delft Mom Returns To School In Honour Of Her Late Son & Passes Matric With A Bachelors
After 17 years out of school 35-year-old, Tania Februarie sat for her final matric exam and passed with a bachelor’s.
8 March 2021
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Iraqi independence: will the US leave?
Iraqi independence: will the US leave? In 2003, America invaded Iraq. The pretext; that Saddam Hussein, the then leader, and
7 March 2021
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Karima Brown – An Activist Journalist
Veteran journalist and political commentator, Karima Brown has passed away after battling Covid-19. She most recently hosted the eNCA show,
5 March 2021
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Zionist Lobby Fails To Muzzle Dissent
The South African Jewish Report has lost its bid to appeal a sanction to apologise to the South African BDS
5 March 2021
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SA Gets Tough with Facebook Over Privacy Policy
Facebook and WhatsApp are forging ahead with the changes to their privacy policy. If users do not agree to their
4 March 2021
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US in Limbo over Troop Withdrawal from Afghanistan
The United States has 2,500 troops in Afghanistan, and President Joe Biden needs to decide whether to withdraw them. The
3 March 2021
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South Africa Profited From The Misery Of The Yemeni People During Their War
A new investigative report into South Africa’s Complicity in War Crimes in Yemen revealed that South Africa’s arms companies have
3 March 2021
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Former Eskom CEO Matshela Koko Should Fully Explain Himself At The Zondo Commission
Former Eskom CEO Matshela Koko returned to the State Capture Commission of Inquiry. During his testimony, Koko explained how and
2 March 2021
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Can Unconscious Racism be Justified?
The behaviour of an eNCA journalist towards black politicians, which was caught on camera, is raising questions about racist perceptions
2 March 2021
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What Is Freedom To Rehabilitated Prisoners – Finding Freedom
Rehabilitation. A difficult task for former hard criminals to experience in order to prepare themselves for the life outside prison
1 March 2021
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What Lessons Did The Covid-19 Pandemic Teach On Social Protection?
What lessons can South Africa learn from the Covid-19 pandemic that will help them draw lessons from for future social
1 March 2021
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Government Could’ve Used A Passenger Plane To Collect Covid-19 Vaccines
The SAA flight dispatched to collect the latest batch of Covid-19 vaccines will cost R 200 000 per hour –
26 February 2021
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Budget Speech Failed To Address SA’s Major Issues
Tito Mboweni has presented his 2021 Budget to Parliament. He announced an eight percent increase in the excise duties on
25 February 2021
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What’s It Like Being A Muslim Farmer In SA
Without farmers, we cannot survive. Not only do they provide food for their country and other countries for exports, but
23 February 2021
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Minister Sisiulu questions HRC support of land occupation
Human Settlements Minister Lindiwe Sisulu has questioned the Human Rights Commission’s support of land occupation, calling it reckless to encourage
6 January 2021
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Bodies of maintenance workers removed from sewerage pit at V & A Waterfront
The bodies of at least two maintenance workers have been recovered from a sewerage pit behind a hotel at the
6 January 2021
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Taiwan informal settlement must be declared local disaster area, Lindiwe Sisulu
The Taiwan informal settlement in Khayelitsha must be declared a local disaster area. Human Settlements Minister Lindiwe Sisulu visited the
5 January 2021
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Healthworker unions place demands amidst vaccine roll-out uncertainty
A health workers union has raised concern about the unclear logistical roll-out of the coronavirus vaccine plan. Nehawu indicates that
5 January 2021
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Logistical processes imperative for vaccine rollout to avoid collapse
There is concern about South Africa failing to secure vaccines timeously. The likes of Cosatu believe the government was napping
5 January 2021
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