ANC says South Africa land policy doesn’t affect communal areas:
ANC says South Africa land policy doesn’t affect communal areas:
The South African ruling party's land-reform policy won't tamper with traditional leaders' authority over communal areas, African National Congress Secretary-General Ace Magashule said. Plans to expropriate land without compensation won't transgress on communal areas, Magashule told reporters Tuesday in Johannesburg a day after after party executives met with traditional leaders.
South Africa: Removing Barriers for Effective Economic Participation…:
Removing barriers for effective economic participation of women is critical for empowering and creating equitable, inclusive and sustainable women-owned enterprises. This was said by the Minister of Trade and Industry, Dr Rob Davies while addressing delegates at the Women Empowerment Conference hosted by the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Commission.
Uk PM Theresa May starts 3-nation African tour in Cape Town Source: Ap:
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OPINION: If we’re repeating history, focus on success:
'What do we see about us today? Restless and feverish attempts in all directions to create a dissension among the people; to incite one race against the other in irreconcilable aversion and hate towards each other; to exploit our cultural possessions, our language and our religion, our history and our derivation as inimical means of attack and for the purpose of fighting, libelling and abusing one another. The political platform is no longer looked upon as a place or opportunity for imparting information or guidance to the people, for reasoning and convincing, but rather for malicious demonstrations, for incitement and fisticuffs.”
Obama delivers veiled rebuke to Trump in Mandela address:
Former US President Barack Obama speaks with his half sister Auma Obama, in Kogelo, Kenya, Monday, July 16, 2018. Former U.S. President Barack Obama Monday praised Kenya's president and opposition leader for working together but said this East African country must do more to end corruption.
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