Gigaba visited the Guptas for 'social cohesion reasons': Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba visited the Guptas for “social cohesion reasons”, but denies they had any sway over him. “During my tenure, I, at no stage, assisted the Gupta family, or any other private interest group, to capture the state,” Gigaba told the Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs … [Read more...] about Gigaba visited the Guptas for ‘social cohesion reasons’
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Ramaphosa: Social & moral regeneration needed to end violence in SA
Ramaphosa: Social & moral regeneration needed to end violence in SA: The president also applauded communities for adopting a firm position against crime in their neighbourhoods over the past few weeks. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Business as usual as Nene heads to Indonesia for IMF, World Bank meeting: The minister is expected to travel to Indonesia on … [Read more...] about Ramaphosa: Social & moral regeneration needed to end violence in SA
Cell C extends ShoutOut social bundles promotion
Cell C extends ShoutOut social bundles promotion: Thanks to the outstanding response to our ShoutOut social bundles, Cell C has extended the promotion until the end of January 2019. “Customers have really seen the value in our ShoutOut bundles. With the holiday season coming up, we have decided to extend the promotion to ensure that customers are kept connected on the most … [Read more...] about Cell C extends ShoutOut social bundles promotion
Social media is making it harder to protect the identities of suspects | The Conversation
Social media is making it harder to protect the identities of suspects: A man accused of raping a seven-year old child at a restaurant in South Africa makes his first court appearance. Eyewitness News/Christa EybersA controversy is raging in South Africa over the naming of a man accused of raping a seven-year old child at a restaurant in Pretoria, the capital city, before he … [Read more...] about Social media is making it harder to protect the identities of suspects | The Conversation
Social media mobilisation is a bright spot in Uganda’s dark Bobi Wine saga | The Conversation
Social media mobilisation is a bright spot in Uganda's dark Bobi Wine saga: Social media is becoming a formal political platform in Uganda. ShutterstockPresident Yoweri Museveni has ruled Uganda with authoritarian firmness for the last 32 years. But even his most ardent supporters were shocked by the ferocity with which his security forces recently meted out violence on … [Read more...] about Social media mobilisation is a bright spot in Uganda’s dark Bobi Wine saga | The Conversation
