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President Jacob Zuma has again defended the right of the ANC and its alliance partners to have investment arms that do business with the state.
Nzimande flies SACP flag for Zuma
The SACP essentially endorsed President Jacob Zuma's leadership yesterday, with general secretary Blade Nzimande saying the alliance partner's relationship with the ruling party was better now than prior to 2007.
Minister lambasted over products labelling
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Hogarth does not suffer fools lightly and is compulsive reading for the millions of South Africans who share this intolerance.Mampara
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Sanral ducking consumer hearing over tolls: DA
The SA National Road Agency Limited (Sanral) is trying to duck legal action against it over the e-tolling system, the DA said on Thursday.
High time Cape Town did away with racial enclaves
The Times Editorial: The City of Cape Town has embarked on what could prove to be a difficult path with its plan to change the city's apartheid-era geography.An oasis of love, care
If you've started to lose hope in the education of the poor, you must find your way to a little gem of a school at the bottom-end of a dead-end street in the once-infamous Point area near the Durban harbour.
