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He said they agreed to meet Greyling and address the issue on another date, adding that they were surprised to see new workers on the farm.

The two brothers were allegedly shot by the farmers after trying to rescue a victim.

Indigenous and local knowledge holders and cultural heritage continue to be largely neglected in ocean governance

There may not be a lot of South African vegans, but it seems many still want a taste of the plant-based life

(Archived document, may contain errors) POLITICAL GERRYMANDERING AND THE CONSTITUTION

The leaders of the past are often referred to as a measuring stick for evaluating the present. Australian prime ministers are routinely compared to John Curtin or Robert Menzies. This coming week calls to mind another leader against whom we might measure others. July 18 marks Mandela Day, an annual international day in honour of  Nelson Mandela, the first Black President of South Africa. Mandela had the quality, rare today, of being born to rule. By Andrew Hamilton

After reminiscing about a trip, he took in the late 1980s, where he tried to travel from Durban to Cape Town through the then Transkei, Daniel Malan considers, in light of the Russia-Ukraine crisis, if borders are necessary.

If the South African Rugby Union is going to continue their defence of Jurie Roux, they should strike "well-governed" from their official corporate vision with immediate effect and replace it with "profitable and legally compliant", argues Daniel Malan.

This year visitors can look forward to the added extras that come with attending the fair in person: parties, talks, hosted debates, a bookshop and a space to hang out.

More than 98 local and international exhibitors from 20 different countries, including 17 first-time participants, will be taking part in the ninth edition of