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Moshoeshoe Monare, the new editor in chief, will be subjected to lie detector tests and background checks to make sure his messaging is in line with official state views
Shell will no longer be processing oil into fuel products in Durban, making SA increasingly dependent on imports. Shell will continue gas drilling exploration off the west coast
The party has argued that the Cape does not simply end with the Western Cape, and that the arid neighbouring province is an integral part of the broader Cape national community
The government has warned that black ownership will be a mandatory requirement for doing business in the real estate sector.
With just over 8 000 breeding pairs left in the world, what is now a main tourist attraction in Cape Town could soon be a footnote in a natural history textbook
The bid contract prohibits the private bidder from achieving a controlling share, leaving the ANC in control, but the DA have celebrated the deal as "long overdue"
The ANC announced their intention to lay criminal charges against the Cape secessionist Referendum Party, accusing them of searching black peoples vehicles
After the ANC bungled two court cases, the uMkhonto weSizwe party will be able to run for election with Zuma on the Parliamentary list
On Faith Mangope's program of MetroFM yesterday, Western Cape ANC leader Cameron Dugmore joined the host to bash the party and call for their arrest
The Western Cape branch of SAPS has approached the courts to overturn an order compelling them to investigate the murder of bus conductors by the taxi cartels
The system has run out of recharge codes, and will reset in November. Residents are expected to obtain a reset code before then to continue to be able to top up
In a publicity stunt for to promote Cape independence, members of the Referendum Party headed to the eastern border to erect a boom gate at the entrance to the Cape
