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Analysis: Not all men are to blame

19 May 2017 By admin

Analysis: Not all men are to blame:

Analysis: Not all men are to blame: By Eleanor Du Plooy and Danielle Hoffmeester. Over the past two months, South Africa was confronted by the news of: •?The rape and compounded traumatisation on multiple levels of a 22-year-old University of Western Cape student, •?The alleged murder of 22-year-old Karabo Mokoena by her boyfriend, •?The murder of three-year-old Courtney Peters whose body was

de Klerk too is a democrat, argues his Foundation, no one buys it.: Former president FW de Klerk dedicated his presidency to the abolition of apartheid and should not be the victim of attacks on his character, the foundation named after him said today. “To refer to him as ‘the last apartheid president’ is like calling Abraham Lincoln ‘the last slavery president of the United States,’” the foundation

SACP national Imbizo kicks off:

Questions over Gordhan’s ‘intelligence report’:

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