Ramaphosa warns against land invasions: Land remains an emotive issue in South Africa and most of it remains in white hands over two decades after apartheid’s demise, despite government programmes aimed at redistribution to narrow glaring racial disparities in ownership. Clashes over land …
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South Africa v Australia: Cricket authorities know player behaviour has failed the pub test: Only those pretending to live in some sort of reality-proof bubble could flippantly discard the acrimonious events that have surrounded the first two Tests in South Africa and expect us to concentrate only on the cricket itself, even as AB de Villiers …
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How you can still register to vote: JOHANNESBURG – Registration weekend for voting kicked off on 10 – 11 March. Political leaders all over South Africa used this weekend as an opportunity to campaign and rally people in preparation for the 2019 general elections. According to the IEC …
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Zimbabwe, South Africa Spring: Sit-tight presidents to blame for use of force to sack govts in Africa –Akinterinwa: After the end of the Cold War, there was an in increase in the number of African leaders who embraced constitutional democracy. The importance of the ballot box as a democratic tool for electing leaders was appreciated as power was seen to …
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Elgar, Amla hit 50s, South Africa makes progress in 2nd test: Rabada took five wickets in the space of 18 balls in a blistering spell just before and after tea at St. George’s Park, sending the Australians slumping from 161-3. Kagiso Rabada could miss the remainder of South Africa’s Test series against Australia …
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Elgar, Amla edge South Africa closer to Australian total: Australian opener Cameron Bancroft walks off after being dismissed on day one. Rabada took five wickets in the space of 18 balls in a blistering spell just before and after tea at St. George’s Park, sending the Australians slumping from 161-3. Tim Paine …
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