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20 Feb 2012
 
 
The role of technology in improving education
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The South Africa education sector faces a growing number of challenges, from a lack of facilities to outdated teacher training certifications and a resulting lack of passion within the teaching...
 
 
14 Feb 2004
 
Statement causes argument in Boeremag trial
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A statement by a police spy and state witness in the Boeremag treason trial concerning an unrelated murder investigation yesterday resulted in heated argument and an application to gag the media.
 
 
30 Jan 2004
 
Some Boeremag tapes may be usable
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The Boeremag treason trial heard yesterday that some of the tape recordings secretly made by police during several Boeremag meetings may be usable.
 
 
27 Jan 2004
 
Police taped Boeremag meetings, court hears
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Police spy Johan Smit revealed for the first time yesterday that police had made secret tape recordings of several Boeremag meetings at which an alleged coup plot were discussed.
 
 
29 Nov 2003
 
Another delay for the Boeremag trial
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The Boeremag treason trial was yesterday adjourned yet again - this time so that the defence could continue with its study of about 800 pages of a so-called secret informer file.
 
 
14 Nov 2003
 
Defence lawyers want informer’s data
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Defence lawyers in the Boeremag treason trial sought access yesterday to a file containing information collected by a police informer, but the State contended the dossier was privileged.
 
 
31 Oct 2003
 
Tension high between Boeremag accused and police
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Tension between the Boeremag treason trialists and the police was evident in the Pretoria High Court yesterday, with allegations of maltreatment, swearing and name-calling being bandied about.
 
 
27 Aug 2003
 
State concedes it has privileged Boeremag document
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The State conceded yesterday it was in possession of a privileged document confiscated from three Boeremag treason trialists in prison last year.
 
 
23 Aug 2003
 
Start of Boeremag trial not yet in sight
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The prosecution's plans to call its first witness in the Boeremag treason trial next week were thwarted yesterday when defence lawyers said they would bring yet more pre-trial applications.
 
 
13 Aug 2003
 
Boeremag ask for recusal of prosecutor
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Arguments are to continue in the Pretoria High Court today in an application by 17 of the 22 Boeremag treason trialists for the recusal of chief prosecutor Paul Fick, SC.
 
 
02 Jul 2003
 
De Klerk subpoenaed by Boeremag defence
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With former president FW de Klerk subpoenaed to testify for the defence in the Boeremag treason trial, the prosecution was consulting with one of his erstwhile cabinet ministers, it emerged yesterday.
 
 
24 Jun 2003
 
Boeremag arguments "absurd" - State
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"Nonsensical and absurd" is how the State described arguments yesterday by some of the 22 alleged Boeremag treason trialists that the current government and all its institutions were illegitimate.
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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