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Travel industry welcomes removal of PCR test requirements at South Africa’s borders 
By: Darren Parker 23rd March 2022 Several travel industry associations have welcomed President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement on March 22 that lifts the requirement for vaccinated... →
Our democracy and civic values are under attack – the fightback starts in the classroom
22nd March 2022 The right to education is guaranteed by Section 29 of the South African Constitution. Given South Africa’s history of racialised inequality in... →
SACP Western Cape 9th Provincial Congress Declaration
22nd March 2022 SACP WESTERN CAPE 9th PROVINCIAL CONGRESS DECLARATION We, the most resolute detachment of the vanguard party of the working class, the SACP, in the... →
Ramaphosa says all levers to be used to cushion country against rising fuel and food prices 
By: Terence Creamer 17th March 2022 President Cyril Ramaphosa says government will use all the levers at its disposal to cushion South Africans from the effects of rising fuel and... →
Human error at Koeberg nearly led to 'devastating consequences'
By: News24Wire 17th March 2022 Eskom nearly lost 920 MW of power to the grid when an individual at nuclear power station Koeberg cut the wrong valve. The incident was reported in... →
Africa could see a food crisis unfold as the world faces mounting transport, trade risks
By: Marleny Arnoldi 17th March 2022 The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) has assessed the potential impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on trade and... →
SA: Cyril Ramaphosa, Address by SA President, during the Proudly SA Buy Local Summit and Expo (15/03/22)
15th March 2022 It is my pleasure to address this Summit at a time when the Buy Local message is more important than ever. →
UJ Faculty of Law Jessup team to represent South Africa in international moot court competition
9th March 2022 Five budding lawyers from the University of Johannesburg (UJ), Faculty of Law Jessup team, won the South African national rounds of the Philip C.... →
