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President Ramaphosa’s intention to appoint a minister of electricity suggests he is out of options and prefers performative gestures
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President Ramaphosa’s intention to appoint a minister of electricity suggests he is out of options and prefers performative gestures
Parole conditions must be suited to the crime, argues Andrew Kenny, for everyone, not just those deemed to have attacked "important" people.
Former ANC spy charged with assault in LA after Black Lives Matter protest By Shaun Smillie Share Johannesburg - Bradley Steyn, a former ANC spy who was badly injured by police officers during a Black Lives Matter protest in Los Angeles, has been charged with assault in the same incident. Steyn was rushed to hospital on May 30 last year for emergency surgery on a ruptured testicle after he was hit by a projectile fired by a Los Angeles police officer. The 49-year-old South African is suing the city for the incident. However yesterday it emerged he is being charged with assaulting an officer a...
SA author, anti-apartheid activist and security expert Bradley Steyn, who lives in the US, said on Monday he had been issued with a warrant of arrest.
Time to sign up for the signs of silence By Opinion Share MATHS have never been my strong point, but by my reckoning I have penned well over 1 000 “Laid Back” columns over the past 20 years – the first one was in 2000. I didn’t miss one week. Whenever I went on leave, I ensured that I wrote one (or two) in advance. I did, in fact, start writing “Talk Today” columns in 1995, the year I began work at the Pretoria News, and the first one was about the one-year celebration on the then-Strijdom Square of the 1994 elections (I had just returned from living 12 years in exile in the UK to...