The world is still coming to terms with the violent attack on sleeping students at the College of Agriculture in the Yobe state of Nigeria. A group of militants stormed the college on Sunday morning and all hel...
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Before 2009, South Africans were able to travel to the United Kingdom without a visa. However, due to passport fraud, the British Home Office decided to introduce a visa requirement for South Africans in March ...
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A group of women married to Nigerians have formed a group to fight against what they believe is discrimination . The women feel there is a high sense of stigma in the townships , especially against women who ...
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The facts surrounding certain crime stories have led many people to believe that South Africa is a haven for criminals and in particular, terrorists. Criminals either choose to come to South Africa to commit th...
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South Africa is facing an unemployment crisis. Every month there is a high number of job losses in the country. Up to 34 654 jobs were lost last month , according to the figures recently released by Adcorp....
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Press Release The South African Democratic Students Movement (SADESMO) started a campaign on 8 September 2013 where they will be visiting students in rural settlements especially Matrics. They will be providi...
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Press Release Economic freedom fighters’ statement in solidarity with the continuing numsa strike action in the automotive retail sector The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa finished their strik...
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Just over two months ago we celebrated youth month (June) in commemoration of the youth of 1976 that left their mark in the sand of history, one that is recognized and hailed by many across the globe. This part...
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The Gupta family decided to expand its newsroom business to accommodate its latest endeavor; a 24-hour news channel. The prominent family owns The New Age newspaper and now, they are the proud owners of the Afr...
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It was a wonderful occasion in 2002 when President Jacob Zuma paid ‘lobola’ for his Swati sweetheart, Princess Sebentile Dlamini. The Swati royal family expected that shortly thereafter, there would be a we...
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