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Johannesburg: The Right to the City A lack of night-time taxi services means Johannesburg is off limits to millions of the city's residents after 6pm. |
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South Africa: The Impact of Iran's Oil SanctionsThe reduction of Iranian crude imports is likely to have numerous knock-on effects. |
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Tuberculosis: High Prices for a Poor Man's DiseaseProhibitively expensive diagnostics, over-priced pharmaceuticals, shortfalls in funding and the spread of drug resistance are in danger of compromising the fight against TB. |
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With Enough Bullets...Is an increasingly militarised police force the answer to South Africa's woes? |
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ANC Say No To Mine NationalisationNationalisation is dead: long live beneficiation. |
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Police Brutally Suppress Protesters in Cape TownThe clampdown on demonstrators was farcical, unnecessarily violent and has distracted from the important issues. |
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From Feast to Famine: Will the ANC Survive Another Hundred Years under Rampant Food Inflation?Tackling inflation and poverty must be priorities for the ANC. |
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Tackling Climate Change is in the Interests and the Hands of the ManyDespite troubling economic times, addressing climate change must be a global priority. |
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South Africa’s Janus-faced Foreign PolicySouth African foreign policy is the sum of the country's contradictory foreign allegiances and subsequently lacks clear direction. |
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HIV/AIDS: Dangerous StatisticsIs the use of estimates in measuring HIV/AIDS leading to other diseases being wrongly classified? |
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Lindiwe Mazibuko and the DA's “New Era”The rise of Lindiwe Mazibuko comes at a time when South Africa's Democratic Alliance is rebooting its image – and when the ANC is in an uncertain moment. |
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