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We are delighted to announce that the prestigious, post-graduate Rhodes Scholarships, for study at Oxford University in 2024, have been awarded to ten exceptional young graduates from across the region
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Solidarity urgently wants to draw employer’s attention to the court order issued on the 31st of October 2023 in the Labour Court.  This court order activates the deed of settlement that Solidarity and the South African government reached earlier this year. 
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There are three types of people in the World “Those that make things happen; those that watch things happen; and those who criticise everything that is happening” adapted from George Bernard Shaw, and appropriate to the spread of population psyche in most countries.
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There is so much ‘stuff’ going on at the moment in this the country of our birth, which we call home, where we have our roots, where we have our heritage – to the point where we question the very essence and meaning of ‘Heritage Day’; is it just another public holiday?; a somewhat superficial...
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Ever noticed in England their traffic lights go from Green to Amber to Red and then back to Amber before Green? Our robots don’t, they go Green, Amber, Red, Green! Having just read John Endres (Institute of Race Relations) article “South Africa’s Third Age: What lies ahead?” it occurred to me that the English traffic...
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The SUNDAY TIMES of 11 June the front page reads “Business and government smoke peace pipe” It reports “Ramaphosa stressed the business and government were ‘working together’ and that the needed to counter the assumption that business was ‘assisting government’ which implied the administration was incompetent.” Agreement was reached on the formation of a National...
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The SUNDAY TIMES of 11 June the front page reads “Business and government smoke peace pipe” It reports “Ramaphosa stressed the business and government were ‘working together’ and that the needed to counter the assumption that business was ‘assisting government’ which implied the administration was incompetent.” Agreement was reached on the formation of a National...
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I sit here quietly thinking about what it means to me to be South African, a visitor to South Africa or even African. It seems easier to explain the effect that this land has on me...
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Set in the heart of the Waterberg mountains, Lindani is a 3000ha Reserve offering a selection of game, accommodation options and outdoor activities. 
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Hi everyone ❤️ we’ve been back in SA for just over two months now, and since being here I compiled a list of the things I missed and took for granted before we moved to the UK. 
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Steuart as a speaker

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Steuart has done some 500 talks on South Africa’s progress since 1994 and SA’s prospects for the future’