All Geared Up for a New Growth Path – On the Road to Nowhere
By Shawn Hattingh It has become common knowledge that South Africa is the most unequal country in the world. Only 41% of people of working
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By Shawn Hattingh It has become common knowledge that South Africa is the most unequal country in the world. Only 41% of people of working
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By Leonard Gentle Now that the dust has settled on the 2011 local government elections and the frenzied one-upmanship of the leading
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By Shawn Hattingh Since the mid-1990s, millions and millions of young people across the world have become involved in fighting global
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By Leonard Gentle The arrest of Dominic Strauss-Kahn (DSK) on allegations of attempted rape certainly has got tongues wagging. In the
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By Shawn Hattingh On the 13th of April, people in South Africa were stunned. On the evening news, the sight of six police force members
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By Leonard Gentle On one side of the world NATO bombs Libya and on the other, the newly expanded BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and
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By Koni Benson “Women’s participation during the revolution was remarkable.” Egyptian activist Shaza Abdel Lateef speaks against a
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By Shawn Hattingh Over the last few weeks in South Africa, community protests and land occupations have once again erupted. People are
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By Leonard Gentle The ongoing saga around Julius Malema and his millions achieved through state tenders has rightfully generated public
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By Leonard Gentle South Africans are inclined to moan about so much…the fact that things don’t seem to function, the corruption, the crude a
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