Jason Rohde 'methodical, clinical' in staging wife's murder, judge explains: Jason Rohde has started serving his 20 year jail term. It includes 18 years for murder and five years for tampering with the crime scene. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Thoriso Themane's father hopes for justice in murder matter: Thoriso Themane, 28, was assaulted and dragged through … [Read more...] about Jason Rohde ‘methodical, clinical’ in staging wife’s murder, judge explains
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Ramaphosa explains why he sacked Moyane
Ramaphosa explains why he sacked Moyane: Cyril Ramaphosa has heeded the recommendations of the Nugent Commission of Inquiry which submitted its interim report at the end of September. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Neilsen not worried about ‘exodus’ of DA members: In the run-up to Patricia de Lille's exit, seven councillors resigned from the council and the … [Read more...] about Ramaphosa explains why he sacked Moyane
SA News: AP Explains: Who’s in charge in South Africa these days?
AP Explains: Who's in charge in South Africa these days?: JOHANNESBURG – South Africans are abuzz over what appears to be scandal-tainted President Jacob Zuma's final days in office. Zuma and his deputy, the ruling party's new leader, have been meeting behind closed doors on what Deputy President Cyril ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Swimming South Africa … [Read more...] about SA News: AP Explains: Who’s in charge in South Africa these days?
History explains why South Africans on the left argue for free passes for the rich | The Conversation
History explains why South Africans on the left argue for free passes for the rich: Students from Wits University, in Johannesburg, during a protest for free education. EPA/Kim LudbrookIn a society like South Africa in which one racial group has dominated another, poor people are ignored in economic debates by those who claim to speak for them. Take the calls for free higher … [Read more...] about History explains why South Africans on the left argue for free passes for the rich | The Conversation
History explains why Cameroon is at war with itself over language and culture | The Conversation
History explains why Cameroon is at war with itself over language and culture: Some Cameroonians don't believe Anglophone regions need an independent state of their own. ReutersTensions between English-speaking Cameroonians and the West-central African nation’s French-speaking government stretches back to end of colonial rule nearly 60 years ago. At the heart of the tension … [Read more...] about History explains why Cameroon is at war with itself over language and culture | The Conversation
