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BANTU MNIKI | No loudspeaker this time: Malema must answer (opens the original)
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Julius Malema is an established loudmouth whose style of politics has delivered many “benefits” for him throughout his political career. However, he is a very powerful loudmouth. He leads one of the most vibrant and demographically young political formations in SA. Over the past decade or so, he has managed to harness that youthful energy to shake up the political environment in SA. His contribution has been to give a voice to the youth, so that the youth can somehow feel they have a voice. To a
BANTU MNIKI | Reappointing Dina Pule as minister does not align with ubuntu (opens the original)
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The department of social development is one of the most important departments. Its task is to ensure the social welfare of a country where apartheid-era policies worked essentially against citizens. That system effectively relegated most citizens to second-class citizenship. The work of the department was compounded over the years by a slower rate of economic growth than our population grows. From 1994 to about 2008 economic growth outpaced population growth, with about 3.2% to 3.6% GDP growth w
FRANKLY SPEAKING| Malema must account for alleged Khan connection (opens the original)
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“... whenever they talk, there are footprints left on phones. Even if they delete messages, we retrieve them.” These words by General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi during his appearance before the parliamentary ad hoc committee got the country talking in 2025. The talking point was the discomfort which seemed to suddenly envelope the members of the ad hoc committee, particularly Julius Malema. You could swear many cheating spouses around the country suddenly had nightmarish flashes of imagination after lea
Africa faces defining AI crossroads (opens the original)
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“Across Africa there are integrations between banks, governments and payment systems that often don’t exist elsewhere because necessity has driven innovation here.” This was one of the powerful statements made at Africa’s first Google Cloud Summit held in Johannesburg recently. Google Cloud area industry sales leader, Carlos Magalhaes, said this when referencing one of the unique features of African tech use cases — money transfers. It seems Africa’s unique problems have forced a rare banks, gov
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