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CCMA faces a deluge of retrenchment applications - the treasury has estimated that between 3-million and 7-million workers could lose their jobs
South Africa: Eskom wants R100bn debt relief from state to keep lights on
Granting title deeds is too simplistic an answer to the land issue (South Africa)
Cutting through the noise of land expropriation without compensation [South Africa]
Bosasa paid state departments for deals, Angelo Agrizzi tells Zondo commission (South Africa)
Widespread Cosatu protests target Eskom unbundling (South Africa)
Unbundling Eskom is code for privatisation
Sudan protesters rally in support of war victims
Traditional leaders bill will facilitate land grabs by miners
Marikana compensation quandary: The Marikana commission’s terms of reference were not broad enough for it to make a recommendation on compensation of the victims of the August 16 massacre
How apartheid laid the bloody groundwork for the Cape’s gang crisis
Dubious tenders put SA’s water security at risk, Cyril Ramaphosa says
Almost 30% of SA stalked by hunger during lockdown, survey finds
McKinsey pockets millions in interest as it pays back Eskom (South Africa)
Not much in minimum wage for vulnerable women to celebrate (South Africa)
Europe’s far-right is storming to power
(South Africa) Protests and shutdowns at campuses rocked by sexual violence
Decriminalising sex work should be on election agenda (South Africa)
Women still bear the brunt of violent crime, says Stats South Africa