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An open letter to Malema

Thami Ka Plaatjie has some advice for expelled ANCYL leader and “son of Africa”, Julius Malema

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Save universities from themselves

The process to select vice-chancellors is fraught with corruption. Mediocrity is celebrated and scholarship and leadership are not valued, writes Paul Ngobeni.<... Read Story

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Black middle class’s duty to the poor

The end of apartheid saw an accelerated segregation among blacks, with the rich not identifying with the plight of the poor, writes Mcebisi Ndletyana.

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Julius Malema

An open letter to Malema
June 16 2013 at 10:47

Thami Ka Plaatjie has some advice for expelled ANCYL leader and “son of Africa”, Julius Malema

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Save universities from themselves
June 16 2013 at 10:35

The process to select vice-chancellors is fraught with corruption. Mediocrity is celebrated and scholarship and leadership are not valued, writes Paul Ngobeni.

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Black middle class’s duty to the poor
June 16 2013 at 10:32

The end of apartheid saw an accelerated segregation among blacks, with the rich not identifying with the plight of the poor, writes Mcebisi Ndletyana.

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Swazilands King Mswati III dances with maidens during the annual reed dance at the Queen Mothers Royal Palace in Mbabane. South African artists are finding themselves caught up in a cultural boycott crossfire. Picture: Themba Hadebe

Must SA artists boycott Swaziland?: Part 2
June 16 2013 at 10:11

Musicians who undermine campaign for democracy must feel pain in their pockets, says Lucky Lukhele.

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Swazilands King Mswati III dances with maidens during the annual reed dance at the Queen Mothers Royal Palace in Mbabane. South African artists are finding themselves caught up in a cultural boycott crossfire. Picture: Themba Hadebe

Must SA artists boycott Swaziland? Part 1
June 16 2013 at 10:07

Selective cultural boycott is not principled and a vendetta against one annual event, says Sipho Sithole.

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The limousine carrying President Obama is escorted down Pennsylvania Avenue by US Secret Service agents. On Obamas first extended trip to Africa, hundreds of Secret Service agents will be sent to secure facilities in Senegal, South Africa and Tanzania.

Colossal effort to keep Obama safe
June 16 2013 at 10:00

When Obama makes his first extended trip to sub-Saharan Africa this month, his security won’t be taking any chances, says Carol D Leonnig and David Nakamura.

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History shows chieftainship can still play a meaningful role
May 19 2013 at 12:00

One of the issues that has featured prominently in our public discourse since the mid-1990s is the question of whether traditional leadership (or chieftainship) – given its history – is still relevant in democr... Read Story
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SA must use soft and hard power on continent
April 21 2013 at 09:05

The recent tragic events which resulted in the worst military setback in post-apartheid South Africa, with the death in combat of 13 South African soldiers in the Central African Republic (CAR), raise the importance of thi... Read Story
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Youth need a free rein, not CVs
April 21 2013 at 09:04

Considering academic qualifications when making appointments to leadership positions always met with resistance.

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Thatcher was against SA change
April 14 2013 at 11:05

Thatcher stood against the near-unanimous view that pressure should be exerted on the apartheid regime.

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