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• Bullying, violence and vandalism in primary school

  SOUTH African primary schools are facing a crisis. Every day, learners fight, bully, destroy property, and intimidate other learners and teachers, turning what should be safe spaces into places of fear and mistrust.

• SA in dire need of decisive, principled leadership

  TODAY, July 18, we celebrate Mandela Day. The occasion requires that we reflect on the qualities that defined former President Nelson Mandela and consider how they can be applied to South Africa’s current woes.

• Heartbreaking case of Jayden-Lee Meek

  THIS week print and digital headlines were filled with updates in the murder case of Jayden-Lee Meek with disbelief, heartbreak and mounting anger.

• The British government said yesterday it plans to allow 16

  The British government said yesterday it plans to allow 16- and 17-year-olds to vote in general elections, a landmark change giving the UK one of the lowest voting ages worldwide.

• Butter prices have soared in dairy export giant New Zealand,

  Butter prices have soared in dairy export giant New Zealand, latest figures showed yesterday, with local supplies cut short as the industry chases fatter profits overseas.

• China, Kazakhstan to boost ties

  Chinese President Xi Jinping said this week that China stands ready to work with Kazakhstan to contribute more to regional and world peace and development with stability and positive energy of bilateral ties.

• Yamal turns 18, takes on Barca’s No 10 legacy

  Three days after turning 18, Lamine Yamal received the most symbolic gift of all – Barcelona’s number 10 shirt.

• Blasts at city sub-stations kill 3 people

  THE eThekwini Municipality has confirmed another fatal explosion related to suspected electrical infrastructure theft.

• Education Department ignores court order

  The KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Department of Education has failed to comply and honour the court order to pay three Early Childhood Development (ECD) centres their outstanding balance.

• The remix that’s reshaping South Africa’s soundscape

  Maskandi music, an age-old Zulu genre, is experiencing a resurgence like never before, bridging the gap between tradition and modernity, and proving once again that music evolves to reflect the times.

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• funding Campaign trails with state means

  POLITICAL analysts have warned against the use of state resources by political parties in promoting their electioneering campaigns for the 2021 local government elections....

• ANCWL supports sexual harassment victim

  THE ANC Women’s League (ANCWL) has called for Senzo Mchunu to step aside from his position of Department of Public Service and Administration Minister and NEC member in light of the recently revealed sexual harassment charges against him. The charges were exposed by the Daily News....

• Human Rights Watch yesterday accused Lebanese authorities of

  Human Rights Watch yesterday accused Lebanese authorities of criminal negligence for failing to secure a shipment of hazardous chemicals that caused last year’s monster port blast, despite repeated warnings....

• A hepatitis, Covid connection?

  The World Health director general’s opening remarks at the World Hepatitis Summit under the theme “Achieving the elimination of viral hepatitis within the evolving health systems” on June 7 assert that: “Hepatitis is one of most devastating diseases on Earth, but it’s also one of the most...

• China plays key role in global development and stability

  At a meeting with Chinese diplomatic envoys attending the Annual Work Conference for Overseas Envoys to Foreign Countries held at the Great Hall of the People on December 29, President Xi Jinping delivered an important speech resonating with China’s short- to medium-term responsibilities as a...

• Did US give Israel a licence to kill? Let’s get the Indian monument on track UK finds itself in the throes of anarchy Picket at Holocaust centre all about Gaza Our new government of unity can save SA Feminism in Gaza died a bloody death

  The Gaza war is entering its 10th month. Gaza is only 359 square kilometres ; Israel is 21 671 square kilometres. Israel is approximately sixty times bigger than Gaza....

• 21 SA stars we lost in 2021

  This year, the South African entertainment industry suffered tremendous losses with the passing of many actors, directors, television and theatre creatives, writers and musicians....

• Green energy and class struggle

  '“PEOPLE always have been and they always will be the stupid victims of deceit and self-deception in politics, until they learn behind every kind of moral, religious, political, social phrase, declaration and promise to seek out the interests of this or that class or classes....

• Detoxing time in Davos for the WEF

  It’s not convenient to blame all our woes on the...

• Vital role in fighting colonialism

  MAY 25, 2022, marked the beginning of the centennial year for the Young Communist League of SA; a league whose history is interwoven into the entire historical trajectory against colonialism and apartheid in South Africa....