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
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How Africa can negotiate an effective continental free trade area agreement | The Conversation
How Africa can negotiate an effective continental free trade area agreement: Large markets in Africa support the move for more trade in goods, services and assets. ShutterstockAfrican countries are forging ahead to complete negotiations for a continental free trade area between 55 countries by early next year. The idea, adopted by the African Union in 2012, is to create a … [Read more...] about How Africa can negotiate an effective continental free trade area agreement | The Conversation
North Riding water free of bacteria
North Riding water free of bacteria: Over the past few days, the water in some streets in the area was suspected of possible contamination. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Sisulu: SA needs leaders who are not captured: Lindiwe Sisulu says the party needs leaders who can bring certainty within the movement and the country to grow the economy. ...... Source: … [Read more...] about North Riding water free of bacteria
SA News: South Africa fails to exploit free trade agreement access to massive EU market
South Africa fails to exploit free trade agreement access to massive EU market: One year into an historical free trade agreement which significantly increased access to the world’s largest market, South Africa has fallen far short of exploiting its full new quotas of duty-free agricultural exports to the European Union. By PETER ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Don't … [Read more...] about SA News: South Africa fails to exploit free trade agreement access to massive EU market
Remembering the Blue Notes: South Africa’s first generation of free jazz | The Conversation
Remembering the Blue Notes: South Africa's first generation of free jazz: South African trumpeter, Marcus Wyatt. Muntu Vilakazi/Sunday Times“We were all kind of rebels,” drummer Louis Tebogo Moholo-Moholo recalls, “so, like birds of a feather, [we] flocked together.” He’s talking about the Blue Notes, a multiracial modern jazz outfit formed in Cape Town in the early 1960s. … [Read more...] about Remembering the Blue Notes: South Africa’s first generation of free jazz | The Conversation
