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Beware: they’re out to get your money
All too often, this newspaper reports on people falling for some or other false promise. Invariably, after the story is…
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A human tragedy above all else
CONSERVATIONSTS and the general public across the entire world were appalled at the news last week of the savage attack…
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ISSUES AT STAKE: Quantity surveyors will curb corruption
Executive Director of the Association of South African Quantity Surveyors LARRY FEINBERG, says corruption on government projects can be prevented…
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Wet roads call for extra caution
It has often been said that speed alone is not the cause of car crashes
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LONDON LETTER: Current zeitgeist not hipster friendly
'WHEN not foaming at the mouth and spitting dummies out of cribs, the hipsters are genuinely mystified why Donald Trump…
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ISSUES AT STAKE: Tread cautiously with dagga
The use of marijuana (dagga or cannabis) for prescribed medication will potentially be legalized in South Africa this month, but…
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No respect for rule of law
Year after year, this publication has documented disturbingly high incidents of violent incidents turned fatal in Zululand.
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No place for vigilante groups
The fine line between CPFs and vigilante groups can easily be crossed
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ISSUES AT STAKE: Through the looking glass
It is time for the University of Zululand to turn the dial from 'defend' to 'accept and recover', writes KYLE…
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What legends are made of
A man whose death on Monday caused an outpouring of national and international tributes and a flood of media headlines…
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Gogo gives a golden lesson
In the space of about 18 months, Phetheni amassed no less than 42 tons of recyclable glass
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ISSUES AT STAKE: Racists will not prevail
The number of progressive thinking South Africans far outnumber the minority of racists in South Africa - and there is…
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