June2016

Media might have agenda against SABC – Motsoeneng

SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng wonders whether privately-owned media has an agenda against the public broadcaster. He did not believe the SABC was censoring content and it reported the news as it was, he told journalists at its Auckland Park head office on Tuesday. He was happy people in the SABC[…]

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Divided Mongolians vote in hotly contested elections

Campaigning for national elections on Wednesday has divided Mongolia as a record number of candidates vie for seats in parliament and local councils. While suffering through the worst economic crisis since 2008, 12 different parties and three separate coalitions are jousting for power with the economy and foreign debt repayment[…]

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Ethiopia wins ‘non-permanent’ seat on UNSC

Ethiopia has won a seat on the United Nations Security Council following an overwhelming vote of 185 out of the 193-member General Assembly of the body. Along with Ethiopia, Sweden, Kazakhstan and Bolivia were also elected after Tuesday’s vote, the four countries would be joined by one other to serve[…]

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Cape Town transport racist, says ANC’s Sotashe

Cape Town mayoral candidate for the African National Congress (ANC) Xolani Sotashe on Monday said there should be a debate on how transport logistics in the city perpetuated racial exploitation. Addressing the South African Democratic Teachers Union (SADTU’s) provincial general council in Cape Town, Sotashe said the Democratic Alliance (DA)-led[…]

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Teen killed, 7 injured in bread truck shooting

Nyanga residents are mystified by an incident, believed to have been a shooting following a foiled robbery involving a bread truck, in which seven teenagers were wounded and one killed. Police are investigating a case of murder and seven cases of attempted murder after the teenagers were shot on Sunday[…]

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Malema: We want the diamonds, not the big hole

Restoring the dignity of the poor and disadvantaged will be at the top of the EFF’s agenda in any of the municipalities it might win in the upcoming, local government elections. This was the central theme of the party’s Northern Cape campaign trail on Monday when their commander-in-chief, Julius Malema,[…]

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