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Student’s suspension not related to protests: UCT

The University of Cape Town has distanced itself from Chumani Maxwele’s claims that his suspension from the university is related to his involvement in the Rhodes Must Fall campaign. In a statement released on Thursday, the university confirmed it had suspended a student pending a disciplinary hearing following an incident[…]

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Govt must address gender wage gap

South Africa has a vast gender wage gap where women earn 35% less than men in similar work positions. According to statistics published recently, South Africa has an overall gender gap of 25%, as measured by economic participation and opportunity, education, health and political empowerment, yet its gender pay gap[…]

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VOC talent search begins

It’s that time of the year where VOC embarks on finding talent in our community. We’re looking for community members who think they have what it takes to be on radio. You must fulfill the following criteria: – Well-spoken – Understanding of the dynamics within the Cape community – Must[…]

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Palestinians to rally on Nakba Day

Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip plan to mark “Nakba Day” on Friday with a series of protests and marches following noon prayers at mosques. The Israel Police said it was ready to counter any violence after Friday prayers at mosques in Israel and the territories. The Palestinian Authority[…]

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R1000 for pics of illegal dumpers

Authorities will pay up to R1000 for photographs on the perpetrators of illegal dumping the city. The City of Cape Town has urged the public to assist in clamping down on illegal dumpers, amid an increase in dumping.  On Thursday, Mayor Patricia De Lille and members of the City’s task[…]

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‘Stop Operation Fiela’, urge NGOs

South African human rights groups have called on government to stop the arrests of undocumented foreign nationals, saying it further stigmatises foreign nationals. Over the last few weeks, the South African government has deployed large numbers of police and the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) to conduct a series[…]

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28’s gang leader found guilty of seven murders

Alleged 28’s gang leader George “Geweld” Thomas was on Thursday found guilty of killing seven people by the Western Cape High Court. He had initially faced 19 murder charges. The verdict was delivered after Judge Chantel Fortuin spent a few days reading out the 800-page judgment against Thomas and his[…]

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