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Why Amcu baulks
July 14, 2013
Amcu negotiators are not being pig-headed in not signing peace deals. They have a rank and file to answer to.
Need to confront poisonous roots of the past
July 12, 2013
The poisonous roots of Marikana go back at least 15 years — and must be confronted if anything is to change.
Pay rises, policy alternatives & regime change
July 4, 2013
The labour movement has a number of policy alternatives that deserve serious consideration.
A micro-chip road to real democracy
July 1, 2013
Modern technology is making the bulk of humanity increasingly redundant. But the same technology could end the obscene waste of human potential.
E-tolls, excrement and a 2014 election
June 21, 2013
E-tolling, excrement and expanded public works. There three "Es" are likely to be major campaigning features as South Africa heads towards the 2014 election.
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When reality seems like satire
July 31, 2013
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The South African political scene is becoming increasingly bizarre; reporting reality here can often seem like satire of the most extreme sort.