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Thabo Mbeki urges Afrikaners to address grievances through national dialogue, not by engaging the US
Thabo Mbeki has weighed in on the grievances many Afrikaners have, urging them to discuss it nationally and not approach the United States of America.
South Africans earning over R21,000 will not be covered by SA's labour legislation
The South African Government posted a notice in the gazette that those who earn a little above R21,000 will no longer be protected by labour legislation.
Not in my Name calls for justice for Bergview College rape victim, SA agrees
Advocacy group, Not in My Name, condemned the rape of a seven year-old girl at the Bergview College in the Eastern Cape. It called for swift justice to be served.
AfriForum slammed for representing Bergview College prinicpal amid rape saga
Lobby group AfriForum, which is representing Bergview College principal Jaco Pieterse, said the police requesting his DNA sample was an abuse of process.
Nurses mistreat patient at Mpumalanga hospital, the DA calls for investigation
The Democratic Alliance in Mpumalanga called for the investigation of the role nurses played in the death of a Tonga Hospital patient who was assaulted.
2 killed in building collapse in Phoenix; South Africans slam building quality
Two people died when a construction site structure collapsed in Phoenix in KwaZulu-Natal. South Africans believed poor construction caused the deaths.
Pretoria High Court sentences 4 Zimbabweans to life for SANDF member murder during robbery spree
The Pretoria High Court sentenced four Zimbabwean nationals to life in prison for robbery that led to the murder of two people, including an SANDF member.
Siviwe Gwarube discusses with Senzo Mchunu after 7-year-old raped and EC government shuts school down
The Minister of Basic Education Siviwe Gwarube said she discussed with the Minister of Police the case of the Bergview College rape went viral on social media.
Disgruntled Afrikaners gather outside US Embassy in SA, want action taken against Julius Malema
A group of Afrikaners gathered at the US Embassy in Pretoria to express unhappiness with Julius Malema's singing of the Kill the Boer song and the country's laws.
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