The National Briefing
The National Briefing
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The National Briefing
The National Briefing
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Why was Makhudu Sefara elected chair of the South African National Editors Forum despite concerns raised by Editor of GroundUp, Nathan Geffen about his connections to the Lottery?
05:51
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Last night Bellarmine Mugabe left South Africa via OR Tambo International Airport after he sentenced to 24-months in prison or a R400 000 fine for pointing a toy firearm, as well as 18 months imprisonment or a R200 000 fine for being in the country illegally
04:43
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Tensions around immigration took centre stage in Johannesburg today, as members of civil society, led by March and March, marched through Hillbrow to the Gauteng Legislature, calling for stronger action against illegal immigration.
11:52
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Municipal Watch: The Economic Freedom Fighters in Limpopo are calling for the Molemole Municipality to be put under administration following the arrest of 10 senior officials for tender corruption by the Hawks. Reports indicate that R38-million meant for a landfill site went missing
23:49
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Africa in Focus with Advocate Sipho Mantula, Researcher: Thabo Mbeki African School of Public & International Affairs: Unisa
05:56
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The Reality Check: How is the seat allocation done in an election or how is a vote converted into a seat
07:09
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KwaZulu-Natal is facing a deeply troubling rise in teenage and even child pregnancies, with hundreds of girls as young as 10 falling pregnant, and tens of thousands of teens affected in just the past year.
05:42
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The editor of the Sunday Times and chair of the South African National Editors Forum, Makhudu Sefara, has been placed on special leave after the Special Investigating Unit linked him to payments from a controversial lottery-funded project now under investigation.
07:50
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The Global Brief: In Switzerland, concerns about population growth reflect anxiety over the limits of infrastructure and economic sustainability In Brazil, the slowing of tropical forest loss points to the fragile balance between environmental protection and continued human demand for natural resources
07:18
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The Briefing Debate: Should corporal punishment be reinstated as a way to deal with crime and discipline?
17:40
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