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From early in his life Nelson Mandela was very conscious of who he was, in relation to others, his identity or identities and the imagery that he... →
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Enterprises in the informal sector are known to have a precarious existence. The economic value and survival of an informal enterprise depend on... →
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In Kenya, food consumption is outpacing food production. According to a new Institute for Security Studies report, annual agricultural production... →
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Pan-Africanism – the liberation of Africans through regional cohesion and solidarity – has played a crucial role in shaping the continent’s... →
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For a long time, successive governments in this country have struggled to characterised the township economy. It is not that they did not... →
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It is important to review where we have come from over the past 20 years and how much has been achieved in that time. South Africa's Constitution... →
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The latest World Bank report on South Africa is not only remarkable for the collaborative method it employed, but also for some of the conclusions... →
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In the developing world, disease and poverty are interdependent making access to essential medicines at affordable prices even more critical. 80%... →
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One of the more interesting exchanges during the recent gathering of energy stakeholders in Johannesburg arose as a result of a question posed to... →
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From my observations, I note that as young people we often complain about how youth programs are limited to youth month only. Of course it is... →
