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SA News: ANC can’t be allowed to do more damage

31 January 2017 By admin

ANC can't be allowed to do more damage: The message is simple. Get connected with powerful factions or die hungry. The current political crisis in South Africa should serve as a wake-up call for all patriotic individuals from all walks of life to map the way forward. Trusting the ANC to be the ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Jazz legend Johnny Mekoa to inspire SAMRO … [Read more...] about SA News: ANC can’t be allowed to do more damage

Brave amputee boy goes home for festive season after nine months in hospital – Tenacious Owethu can’t be kept down

13 January 2017 By admin

Brave amputee boy goes home for festive season after nine months in hospital – Tenacious Owethu can’t be kept down: Owethu Chibure learns to use prosthetic legs at Netcare Rehabilitation Hospital. He underwent nine months of extensive rehabilitation at the hospital following a bacterial infection that resulted in his limbs having to be amputated eOwethu Chibure shows a work of … [Read more...] about Brave amputee boy goes home for festive season after nine months in hospital – Tenacious Owethu can’t be kept down

South Africa can’t compete globally without fixing its attitude to maths | The Conversation

9 January 2017 By admin

South Africa can't compete globally without fixing its attitude to maths: Investing in pupils' maths skills is an investment in a country's economy. Global Partnership for Education/FlickrSouth Africa is not producing enough school leavers who are competent in maths and science. This is a fact borne out by international assessments such as the Trends in International … [Read more...] about South Africa can’t compete globally without fixing its attitude to maths | The Conversation

Why credit ratings matter and why they can’t be ignored | The Conversation

24 November 2016 By admin

Why credit ratings matter and why they can't be ignored: South Africa faces a possible downgrade by credit rating agencies. ShutterstockTwo of the world’s major ratings agencies, Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s (S&P), will release their credit ratings reviews of South Africa shortly. The third one, Fitch, is expected to release theirs soon, although no date has been … [Read more...] about Why credit ratings matter and why they can’t be ignored | The Conversation

Why South Africa can’t deliver on the social contract set out in its constitution | The Conversation

22 November 2016 By admin

Why South Africa can't deliver on the social contract set out in its constitution: Members of the National Union of Metal Workers of South Africa protesting against youth unemployment. Reuters/Rogan WardSouth Africa is facing a cluster of crises. There is a crisis of legitimacy around President Jacob Zuma. A crisis around the validity of the pre-1994 settlement which has not … [Read more...] about Why South Africa can’t deliver on the social contract set out in its constitution | The Conversation

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