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The latest census provides little detail on age demographics, but does provide strong clues to quality of life, such as an unusually low food price inflation
The newspaper's coverage of the racial tensions at Pretoria High School for Girls has been found to have been unfair and inaccurate, and to have inflamed racial tensions
After several years of recalcitrance from national government, and strategic obstruction from foreign-funded activist NGOs, the Castle is finally cleared
While the DA have made no meaningful efforts to combat racial discrimination, RP hopes to pressure them and other parties in the GNU to make a start
After Minister McKenzie's intervention, the protest will go ahead as planned. Solidariteit has seen over 6 000 people confirm attendance, and expects many more
The civic organisation describes “deterioration” and “a complete lack of workable plans” under Lesufi’s watch, citing service delivery failures and massive corruption scandals
While the ISPA insists ISPs are under no obligation to impose user surveillance programmes to combat piracy, Multi Choice wants to change this.
AfriForum's hosting of a commemorative event for King Dinuzulu has ushered in formal discussions on cooperation; a return to 19th century relations
The Minister of Home Affairs is dead-set on digitising the department and introducing modern digital surveillance systems. Getting rid of paper identity documents is a key step
The draft bill aims to repeal and replace the Petroleum Products Act of 1977, and is open for public comment until the 2oth of December.
The AU and the International Society for Infectious Diseases aim to develop new ways of exerting global control on national governments through pandemic preparation
The ISPA's latest survey took ratings from 44 ISPs on the performance of their fibre infrastructure hosts. Only two fibre companies managed to score above Telkom.
