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SA News: Medium-Term Budget: Zuma, Gigaba lack of action on tertiary fees could cause ‘pandemonium’

26 October 2017 By admin

Medium-Term Budget: Zuma, Gigaba lack of action on tertiary fees could cause ‘pandemonium’: Universities South Africa CEO Professor Ahmed Bawa said this week: “No young South African should be prevented from taking up a place offered to him or her at one of our universities, for financial reasons. That is a fundamental assault on the purposes …
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What South Africa needs to do post-Zuma: Whoever takes over from Jacob Zuma and his cronies in 2019 will need to have a well thought-out strategic plan and the right team to implement it if they are to undo all the harm done to our country over the last seven years, let alone get South Africa …
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SAP launches disciplinary proceedings over South Africa corruption probe: SAP, Europe’s largest software company, has initiated disciplinary procedures against three employees in South Africa and pledged “complete cooperation” with US authorities investigating the company in a corruption probe. The German group opened an …
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Durban: Shadows of Empire: King Edward Vll also died and that was the year the Union of South Africa was formed. Where previously there was stability, now there was change, and it was fast. Mahatma Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, lawyer and leader of the Indian independence movement …
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SA police minister in fresh Zim attack: Minister Mbalula, who was responding to questions from an opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) party official during the release of annual crime statistics in Parliament on Tuesday, said local farmers employing Zimbabweans who are staying in South Africa …
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Joe Taslim heads to South Africa for ‘Warrior’: The 36-year-old actor remained tight-lipped about his role, which would be his first appearance in a US-produced TV show. (Shutterstock/s_bukley) Indonesian action star Joe Taslim has left for South Africa to shoot Warrior, an American TV series produced …
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