Parties in #BusStrike still 'far apart' - unions: Cape Town - The five unions involved in the national bus drivers' strike have slammed efforts at resolving the almost two-week long impasse, saying despite interventions at the highest levels the parties remain "far apart" and that the strike action will continue into the long weekend. In a statement issued in the early hours of … [Read more...] about Parties in #BusStrike still ‘far apart’ – unions
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Mallett: Lions torn apart by their own style
Mallett: Lions torn apart by their own style: Nick Mallett was impressed by the manner in which the Cheetahs dispatched the Golden Lions in the Currie Cup semi-finals. Read the full article by here: Articles relating to Places | johannesburg Submit and get free press releases here: MyPR Free Press Release. Click HERE to submit your Johannesburg or Gauteng Press … [Read more...] about Mallett: Lions torn apart by their own style
AfroCan mine investment in South Africa falls apart amid dispute
AfroCan mine investment in South Africa falls apart amid dispute: An ambulance leaves the Lily mine, which is owned by Vantage Goldfields, near Barberton, east of Johannesburg, February 5, 2016. Almost 90 miners were rescued and three were still missing after a cave-in at a gold mine in northeastern South Africa on Friday, the firm that owns the mine said. Read the full article … [Read more...] about AfroCan mine investment in South Africa falls apart amid dispute
Trump and Zuma: worlds apart but bound by patriarchy and sexism | The Conversation
Women support Jacob Zuma outside court during his 2006 rape trial. Women are often complicit in sustaining patriarchy. Reuters/Siphiwe SibekoIn recent months two highly controversial political leaders, Donald Trump and Jacob Zuma, have received harsh, intense global media coverage. Trump, a white man, is the Republican presumptive nominee in the US presidential race as “leader … [Read more...] about Trump and Zuma: worlds apart but bound by patriarchy and sexism | The Conversation
CMES Colloquium: Muslims, Christians, and Jews in the Late Ottoman Empire: Coming Together, Moving Apart
CMES Colloquium: Muslims, Christians, and Jews in the Late Ottoman Empire: Coming Together, Moving Apart A South Africa Event on 2016-04-13 00:00:00 Heather J. Sharkey is an Associate Professor in the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations at the University of Pennsylvania where she has received the Charles Ludwig Distinguished Teaching Award. Before … [Read more...] about CMES Colloquium: Muslims, Christians, and Jews in the Late Ottoman Empire: Coming Together, Moving Apart
