The Silent Struggles of Widows in Our Communities
By Thembi Moyo In many townships and communities, widows often remain invisible. Unless a woman lives a life of luxury**//
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Opinion
Celebrating the Strength and Spirit of Women
By Thembi Moyo August, recognised as Women’s Month in South Africa, is a time to reflect on the unique journey**//
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ActionSA Meets with the Chinese Embassy To Strengthen Ties
This engagement aligns with ActionSA’s economic priorities, signaling its intent to leverage international partnerships to address local challenges like unemployment and infrastructure deficits.
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Former Joburg Mayor Mpho Phalatse resigns
While Dr. Phalatse will be sorely missed in her official capacities, the Caucus expressed their gratitude for her contributions as an elected public representative. She still remains an unwavering member of the party.
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Twitter bans political advertising
Own Correspondent Twitter has said it would stop accepting political advertising globally on its platform, responding to growing criticism over**//
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Court rules that old flag constitutes hate speech
Johannesburg – On Wednesday the Equality Court sitting in the Gauteng High court in Johannesburg ruled that badly intentioned public**//
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Debating illegal immigration not xenophobic
A nasty trend has taken root in our country in which anyone who dares to speak out against certain issues**//
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Hurdles and Heroines – contemplations on Women’s Month 2018
As we approach the 62nd year since the women of South Africa joined forces to protest against pass laws, we**//
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Re-thinking roles in 2018
Complacency is a dangerous thing, often creeping up just when we think we have made progress, when we take a**//
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