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The day when Magashule sits in the dock with a list of serious charges against him is the day Ramaphosa can start using his power as ANC and SA president. He would be even stronger if more members of the Zuma league, such as Supra Mahumapelo and Mosebenzi Zwane, could be added to the charge sheet and if their faction in the ANC NEC could be properly disempowered. 

The Hawks' and the NPA's investigations into Magashule's many cases have progressed, but the lack of judicial action against these state capturers has meant that individuals like Jacob Zuma, Magashule, Dudu Myeni, David Mahlobo and Tom Moyane have arrogantly been carrying on like nothing ever happened ... as if they never dumped this country into a serious crisis that threatens the project to fight inequality and poverty.

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FREE TO READ — THE BORDER WOUNDED | Most SA troops returned from the Border War, but they are broken, writes Deborah Steinmair after reading Marita van der Vyver's new book, Grensgeval. 

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ALERT AND UNDER SIEGE | We sleep with weapons close by, we walk with weapons in hand, but until men are somehow disarmed, it won't help, writes Rozanne Els about women's half-lived lives.

ANOTHER DROPPED CATCH | The Mzansi Super League was supposed to fix our cricket. Instead, it is a showcase for everything that's wrong at Cricket South Africa, writes Luke Alfred.