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Call for greater support in defence of press freedom in SA – SANEF - POLITICS

Forum calls on all to support the organisation’s annual fundraising dinner

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Without a free media there can be no freedom

On October 19 1977 – also known as Black Wednesday – this country, under the apartheid rule, knew nothing about

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Mangosuthu Buthelezi s multifaceted role in the evolution of modern South Africa

A major, often controversial figure in South African life has been stilled. We look back at some aspects of his impact.

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OBITUARY | Enoch Duma s pen was mightier than apartheid s sword

In 1977 he was detained under the Terrorism Act and kept in jail and tortured for nine months

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