MK’s attempt to remove self-determination from constitution will backfire, says CIAG
CIAG responds to MK bill targeting self-determination, arguing for its protection and operationalisation in law.
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Historic train returns to Mossel Bay after 16 years
A piece of history moves again as Sylvia the First returns to the Garden Route rails.
South Africa faces industrial gas shortage by 2028
Parents turn to home schooling
Heystek won’t bring even 1 cent back to South Africa
DA lays criminal charges against SETA leadership for missing R630 million
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Historic train returns to Mossel Bay after 16 years
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Identity still triumphs in multicultural politics
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Identity still triumphs in multicultural politics
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MK’s attempt to remove self-determination from constitution will backfire, says CIAG
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South Africa faces industrial gas shortage by 2028
South Africa faces economic risk as the Mozambique gas supply is expected to end, putting jobs and key industries under threat.
Heystek won’t bring even 1 cent back to South Africa
Investment strategist Magnus Heystek will keep funds offshore, citing stronger growth abroad over South Africa.
Parents turn to home schooling
Home schooling is on the rise in South Africa as parents look for affordable and dependable educational alternatives amid multiple challenges.