Новости за 05.06.2020

The protests are rooted not in the pandemic, but in centuries of discrimination

Many rental fleets are no longer operational and their usually well-maintained cars are entering the market in big numbers

The minister’s media statement follows a letter from Khosa’s attorneys that they were considering a perjury charge or a complaint with the Public Protector

President Cyril Ramaphosa has issued an instruction to the Western Cape government to recruit more staff to stem the Covid-19 tide

Huge advances in technology make training and the application of medical knowledge better, faster and more widely accessible

Justice is yet to be served in the US

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The Covid-19 crisis means people are spending more time at home, so they expect different packages from their insurance companies

Perhaps this pandemic is the jolt that we needed to strengthen intra-country collaboration and revive international friendships

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More than ever, higher education institutions need to look after employees’ mental wellbeing

The way in which Angie Motshekga has handled the reopening of schools has caused many people to lose confidence in her

Mangosuthu Buthelezi says the Ingonyama Trust was not created in a secret deal to ensure his participation in the 1994 election

Many womxn who live and work on farms have suffered immensely during the Covid-19 lockdown

I’m going fishing on Friday. Watch the sun rise, smoke a spliff, tangle a line in the sea. Unless NDZ is tempted to do a level U-turn

Journalism’s immune system has long been compromised. From declining advertising revenue to the rise of disinformation campaigns and thoughtless social media companies, the industry has borne the brunt of multiple blows over the years

A disciplinary inquiry has cleared Matshepo More of all charges, but she remains suspended

Unhappy members of the National Bargaining Council for the Private Security Sector say corporate governance standards are being flouted

Few Southern African countries have laws protecting people’s privacy, a report reveals

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