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ANC celebrates it's centenary
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The ANC celebrates 100 years of existence. This special feature covers the celebrations and delves into the past of the organisation which brought democracy to South Africa and ponders what lies ahead.
Post a Comment (0) Comments Read the rest of this entryRoad ahead for ANC
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THE ANC, which threw a massive 100th birthday party yesterday, plans to change the way its leaders are elected to protect the organisation from the influence of money and divisive leadership battles.
Post a Comment (0) Comments Read the rest of this entryMalema gets place at top table of ANC
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EMBATTLED ANC Youth League president Julius Malema may not have addressed the ANC’s 100-years celebrations but his presence was felt throughout the proceedings.
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AFRICAN leaders used the ANC’s gala dinner in Mangaung in the Free State on Saturday night to congratulate the party on reaching its 100-year milestone and to give advice on how to handle some of the country’s problems.
Post a Comment (0) Comments Read the rest of this entryMangaung event hot topic on Twitter
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THE ANC’s centenary celebration was among the most talked-about topics on social media sites at the weekend:
Post a Comment (0) Comments Read the rest of this entryLavish party for ANC elite
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SQUINTING into the fierce African sun and flapping air through his gold, green and black ANC shirt, David Mohlakoana took a swing at the ball and then raised a clenched fist in celebration.
Post a Comment (0) Comments Read the rest of this entryThree-way marriage on the rocks?
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ANC, SACP, Cosatu differ on vital issues of leadership and policy
Post a Comment (0) Comments Read the rest of this entryWe love the ANC so much we are prepared to die for it’
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THE fateful events of the June 16 1976 uprising not only highlighted the atrocities of the apartheid regime to the world, but also awakened a Port Elizabeth schoolboy’s political consciousness and led him to join the armed struggle that would change his life.
Post a Comment (0) Comments Read the rest of this entryCity doctor played vital early role
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ONE of the first ANC leaders from the Eastern Cape, James Njongwe, played a leading role in the defiance of apartheid in the 1950s and firmly placed the province at the forefront of the liberation struggle.
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From liberation heroes to governing party, the ANC celebrated its centenary on Sunday, a crucial milestone for Africa’s liberation movement. Nwabisa Makunga and Rochelle de Kock look at what the 100 year mark means for party
Post a Comment (0) Comments Read the rest of this entryEastern Cape losing its grip on ANC top spot
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IT has given birth to leaders of high calibre and boasts being the incubator of world icons, but in recent years the Eastern Cape has been losing its bragging rights somewhat as the province that drives South Africa’s political agenda.
Post a Comment (0) Comments Read the rest of this entryPE Medic put his life on line
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THE brutality of apartheid often resulted in thousands of black casualties who needed serious medical attention, which was at times hard to come by as doctors feared helping victims of state-sponsored violence.
Post a Comment (0) Comments Read the rest of this entryStruggle that united a nation: 1912-1950s
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From Pixley ka Isaka Seme, Albert Luthuli, Oliver Tambo to Jacob Zuma, the ANC celebrates a century of struggle, victory and governance. NWABISA MAKUNGA, ROCHELLE DE KOCK and LUYOLO MKENTANE track the 100-year journey of Africa’s oldest liberation movement
Post a Comment (0) Comments Read the rest of this entryBanned but not beaten: 1960s - 1980s
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THE three “illegal” decades of the ANC’s 100-year existence were no doubt the turning point for a movement that shaped South Africa’s future.
Post a Comment (0) Comments Read the rest of this entryThorny road to democracy: 1990-1994
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DESPITE an undertaking to end apartheid, negotiations to shape democracy were not without their fair share of difficulty.
Post a Comment (0) Comments Read the rest of this entryUneasy sits the crown - The Mbeki years: 1999-2008
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THABO Mbeki was the natural choice to succeed Nelson Mandela in becoming the second democratic president of South Africa in 1999
Post a Comment (0) Comments Read the rest of this entryA fall from grace: 2007-2008
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ALTHOUGH he was fired as deputy president in 2005, many believed Jacob Zuma would make a better and more accessible head of state.
Post a Comment (0) Comments Read the rest of this entryZuma digs in: 2009-2012
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WHEN acting head of public prosecutions Mokotedi Mpshe stepped up on April 6 2009 and announced corruption charges against Jacob Zuma had been dropped, the writing was on the wall that the man from Nkandla was heading for the Union Buildings.
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dokhotelo 17 May 2012 8:28 pm....perhaps....just perhaps..a slim chance to the youngsters to have some quality in the somnolent village.other than drinking until crawling on the floor or worse, before going to better places.........
thirsty 17 May 2012 12:17 pmwhat the hell next time Cosatu has a strike lets all go and throw rocks at them as well that might teach them some tolerance...
TheRef 16 May 2012 6:21 pmWell,well! COSATU knew what was coming and spoilt the DA party,it appears democratic rights only apply to the ruling party and it`s allies.The resulting judgement will be interesting seeing who pays t...
dokhotelo 15 May 2012 8:56 pmhe he he he......800 million bucks!!......After all, it seems there are ANC Mafia syndicates running the EC at all levels....ain't it Editrix dear ???....................
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thirsty 14 May 2012 12:56 pmThis sounds absolutely STUPID, just think what development could be done for people of Port Elizabeth with that money, LET ALONE GET THE METRO's FINANCES FIXED UP by not doing this....
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