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In 1965, Ho Chi Minh described U.S. President Lyndon Johnson's half-baked $1 billion gift to the Vietnamese – and simultaneous threat of endless bombing – as a “rotten carrot and broken stick.” The National Liberation Front's aim was to achieve full-fledged sovereignty in a unified country by defeating the world's most powerful army, an awesome task yet one completed within a decade (though at the cost of two million dead compatriots and 50,000 brutal U.S. ...

"There are certain things we cannot compromise on," Nairobi county boss said.

The former health minister has contributed to South Africa’s ailing health system and economy.

There’s the courageous legal crusader vs the one whom the courts have found to be seriously wanting. Only one of them can be our top villain.

The ‘victories’ at this Nasrec edition may well turn into future losses for the party.

Darkness fell over South Africa with severe rolling blackouts, but the Zondo Commission findings and some overdue arrests did provide some light.

I'm sure the idea was planted on them by one individual with a truly pathological hatred of Uhuru. So pathological that it blinds everything else.

The former Eskom boss Matshela Koko accused the State Capture Commission of Inquiry of being biased in its findings against him. 

In court papers filed this week, he insisted that he only ever acted in what he believed were the best interests of Eskom but that the commission ignored his affidavits and didn’t properly interrogate witnesses who implicated him.

The business rescue practitioners of Optimum Coal Mine have launched a daring bid to wrestle control of R3.4 billion worth of the mine's preserved assets from a curator appointed by the courts.