SONA: no hope of fireworks from Zuma
Independent Online
In spite of pressing governance issues, including key vacancies in the prosecuting authority and the Special Investigating Unit, damning auditor-general findings on the government having wasted R26.3 billion in unauthorised spending and an uncertain ...
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50 million wealth creators
Times LIVE
Today the Sunday Times launches the Each One Hire One campaign to create jobs. In the next four weeks, various experts will share their ideas on how South Africa can meet this challenge we face as a young democracy. In this instalment, Bobby Godsell ...

It's time for wannabe volunteers to sign up
Times LIVE
More than 300 people have applied for a year-long stint in what has to be one of the most satisfying jobs in the country: making South Africa a better place. The Vodacom Change the World initiative, which gives 10 skilled professionals an opportunity ...

South Africa's ANC Party Upholds Charges Against Malema Strengthening Zuma
Bloomberg
In October last year, Malema led thousands of young supporters on a 62-kilometer (39-mile) march between Johannesburg and Pretoria, calling for nationalization and jobs. A quarter of South Africa's workforce is unemployed. To contact the reporters on ...
South Africa's Malema loses appeal against ANC suspensionReuters
ANC to debate role of state in economyFinancial Times
Fighting Poverty - the NDP, ANC and a Political Big BeastAllAfrica.com
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Could drought threaten South Africa's rooibos tea?
BBC News
By Pumza Fihlani BBC News, Suid Bokkeveld The world has developed a taste for South Africa's rooibos tea in recent years, mainly because of its perceived health benefits. Annual exports have quadrupled since 1999 to 8000 tonnes, proving a rare lifeline ...

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