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Jan Smuts just like Rhodes, say UCT students

A small group of protesting University of Cape Town students spray painted the busts of General Jan Smuts and Maria Emmeline Barnard Fuller red on Monday, saying they did not want to see the painful symbols of white colonial repression. Earlier on Monday, they had erected a green and silver[…]

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MTN experiencing network problems

MTN on Monday informed its customers that the network was experiencing some technical difficulties. “We are currently experiencing intermittent connection issues affecting some customers. Our engineers are working on resolving this asap,” the network said on its Twitter account. The network’s official site showed that the majority of problems reported[…]

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Mbeki ups the intrigue

Former president Thabo Mbeki has denied that there was a conspiracy to prevent Jacob Zuma becoming president. Mbeki said yesterday that the allegations of a conspiracy were manufactured by people with an interest in seeing Zuma take power. Mbeki claimed that this group accepted Judge Chris Nicholson’s “incomprehensible” and “discredited”[…]

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Israeli civil rights activist to visit SA

Professor Uri Davis will be on a South African speaking tour as part of the 12th annual international #IsraeliApartheidWeek (IAW) campaign between the 7th and 13th of March. The speaking tour is made possible by the Palestinian Embassy in South Africa. Dr Uri Davis has been at the forefront of[…]

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New campaign to preserve Bo-Kaap

A renewed fight to save the historical and cultural significance of Bo-Kaap has been launched, amid increased concern around the commercialization of the area.  This comes in response to a new development in the pipeline which could see a 19 storey, 60 meter building constructed in the neighbourhood.  The building[…]

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Grassy Park CPF to engage residents on gang violence

The Grassy Park Community Police Forum in its determination to prevent gangsterism and drugs from spreading is planning a new campaign titled, #GangsterismSHALLfall. The rationale behind the change of language in the title of the campaign is based on the determination of residence that gangsterism will eventually be eradicated. It[…]

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Whites should do more than protest

As the #ZumaMustFall movement gains momentum, there has been much criticism levelled at the campaign with some observing that the protests are predominantly supported by white South Africans.  The movement was formed a few months ago in response to President Jacob Zuma’s decision to axe Nhlanhla Nene as finance minister,[…]

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