Debt could cripple black legal firms
The battle has shifted from the courtroom to the bottom line as attorneys fight to get their fees.
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African drive to embrace all life
A local group is drafting a legal framework for nature's protection, writes Fiona Macleod.
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Dignity at last after public stink
Township toilets are being enclosed but municipalities lack a maintenance plan.
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Pillay calls for an end to sanctions against Zimbabwe
UN rights chief Navi Pillay has urged the West to suspend sanctions on Zimbabwe and its president to give the country a chance to implement reforms.
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Brett Murray: Putting it bluntly
Rory Bester believes that the violent outrage at Brett Murray's
painting of Jacob Zuma is as unsurprising as Murray's work itself.
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Lancing our nation's wounds
At the South Gauteng High Court on Thursday, President Jacob Zuma employed the reactionary mobilisation strategy that has served him so well.
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Sanitisers score hand over fist
The popularity of saniters has as much to do with health as fashion and the jury is out over their efficacy, writes Laura Barton.
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Big problems need smart thinkers
Unfortunately there is a dearth of hybridised individuals in leadership positions, writes Caroline Southey.
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CHAUKE'S LOVER IN DEEPER
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