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Vol. 9, No. 46 • 20 - 26 November 2009

Be proud to be a caring man

If all of us men in South Africa could begin to live out this positive message of being proud of our manhood, defined by values of equality, we could indeed make this a better world. • More

Along came ageism

Viewpoint by Nathi Mthethwa When a certain strand of thought has reached the limit of its progressive content, sensing its own demise it presents its own imminent extinction as that of the whole of society. • More

Consolidating and advancing the democratic gains

In the past five years the areas with the greatest number of violent crimes are those that are poor and economically depressed. They account for more than 50% of violent crime in South Africa and are interlinked and attributable to irresponsible consumption of alcohol and abuse of drugs and substances. • More

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NEC BULLETIN

Released after the NEC meeting which was held on the 6 and 8 November 2009.

The NEC Bulletin was initiated to ensure that a member of the ANC and Alliance partners are informed of the decisions taken by the National Executive Committee. This is important in that the NEC is the highest decision making organ of the organisation in between conferences and, therefore, deliberates on issues impacting on the various aspects and the structures of the organisation. Read more ... [PDF]

South African Coat of Arms This is a moment of renewal.
Today we enter a new era in the history of our nation, imbued with a resolve to do everything within our means to build a better life for all our people,
President Jacob Zuma says in his inaugural address. Read more ...

In Umrabulo 31

The great trade tussle

Enormous challenges are being confronted in trade negotiations as we attempt to defend and preserve the perspectives on trade and tariff policy mandated at Polokwane, writes Rob Davies.

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