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Some of the loudest voices against the unreasonable regulations are President Cyril Ramaphosa's supporters who are so concerned about the social impact, they are prepared to speak publicly rather than whisper the truth, former Public Protector Thuli Madonsela has said in an open
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Richards Bay man apologises for video of him and a friend 'catching a klap for our troubles'
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Non credible Region Four vote count compromised integrity of March 2 polls, EU observers say
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