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Tough times — and bad advice — are holding back South Africa’s economy
South African Finance Minister Tito Mboweni delivers the mid-term budget statement at parliament, Cape Town, […]
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NGOs prove their use when multiplier effects come into play
By Lia Labuschagne The proverb goes: ‘Give a man a fish, and you feed him […]
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Along ‘The Chain’ – a look at the value chain of the local cannabis industry
By Tunicia Jegels ….and some anecdotal sprinkles by Kagiso Mnisi The journey into the cannabis […]
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What research reveals about drivers of anti-immigrant hate crime in South Africa
Violence directed against migrants from elsewhere in Africa flares up frequently in South Africa. Kim […]
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Johnny Clegg: Rebel, intellectual, musician
By: Richard Pithouse In death, the artist begins the process of becoming a collective ancestor for […]
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5 Days Left to Donate: This Young Change-Maker Aims to Raise R50 000 to End Sexual Abuse in SA
Driven by the ambition to tackle injustice and end gender-based violence in South Africa, Philippa […]
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Lawfare: The exploration of politics and the courts
By Zuko Komisa Michelle Le Roux recently joined Breakfast with David to talk about her […]
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South Africa has a new presidential advisory unit. Will it improve policy?
By: Alan Hirsch, University of Cape Town The Union Buildings in Pretoria, South Africa, the […]
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Fake polygamous claims in eSwatini a “poisinous” insult to monarchy
By Zuko Komisa The eSwatini monarchy has issued a statement dispelling reports that the King […]
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[ELECTIONS] Special votes started this morning across the country
Voters will go to the polls on 8 May 2019 to cast their votes in…
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Alexandra flash flood hero needs SA documentation
By The Breakfast Team South Africans on social media are calling for a man who […]
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The lawyer who sued multinationals for colluding with the apartheid
By The Breakfast Team Human Rights Lawyer and Author of Class Action, Charles Abrahams says […]
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