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- Columnist Calland captures state capture for stage
Barrister for seven years at the London Bar before moving to South Africa in 1994 to work on its founding democratic election as an adviser to the ANC in the Western Cape; University of Cape Town law professor; adviser to the governments of Mali, Peru, Nicaragua, Bolivia and Jamaica; political analyst; columnist for the Mail & Guardian since 2001 and author. Richard Calland can now, at the age of 59, add "playwright" to his CV.
- Listen to the water and land
Imagine yourself in a room half-lit with natural golden light. The brick walls have the col-our of reddish-brown sand just after rain. The room has gently curved wooden planks that resemble terraced land. As you turn your gaze to the centre, hundreds of strings intertwined with the resurrection bush hang from the ceiling. The sound of raindrops echo in the background while an African woman narrates a story about rain. If rain drops touch the twigs, they come to life.
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It's the ultimate forum for investors, African business leaders and dealmakers to meet and clinch deals
- DA's new economic policy aims to relieve debt burden, support small businesses
South Africa's debt burden will be relieved, small businesses will be supported to register on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and be exempt from regulatory red tape, while the minimum wage will be frozen to create jobs and boost economic growth, under a new Democratic Alliance (DA) economic plan.
- South Africa's stigma against ex-offenders fuels recidivism
Ex-offenders labour under South Africa's harsh stigmatising, marginalising and shaming culture.
- The opening season is open
The politicians whose names we had forgotten are suddenly initiating new projects
- 30 YEARS OF DEMOCRACY: Older voters disillusioned after excitement of 1994 poll
Many of them feel that the promises made at the dawn of democracy have not been met
- Bay Stadium ready for Nedbank Cup semi-final fixture with Orlando Pirates vs Chippa United
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- Eskom predicts stage two load-shedding for winter
In the week that Eskom reached the "milestone" of 30 days without load-shedding, the power utility anticipates that power cuts will be maintained within stage two at most during winter.
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The textile industry is one of the important in South Africa. It employs around 80 000 people and provides important exports. Yet, textile pollution is a serious problem locally and more broadly on the continent.
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