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Ruth First
Ruth First , in full Heloise Ruth First (born May 4, 1925, Johannesburg, South Africa—died August 17, 1982, Maputo, Mozambique), South African activist, scholar, and journalist known for her relentless opposition to South Africa’s discriminatory policy of apartheid. In 1982 she was assassinated
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West announces presidential bid, immediate backing from Elon Musk
American rapper Kanye West, who has in the past been blasted by the left over his vocal support for US President Donald Trump, has announced he's launching his own presidential bid.
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#BlackLivesMatter anger fuels creativity of artists searching for justice
When a satellite from outer space spots a #BlackLivesMatter mural on earth, you know how big the movement has become.
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''Black Lives Matter'' protest hits South Africa
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Just when we thought we'd seen the back of the notorious WhatsApp stokvels at the end of 2019, they make a return at the most opportune time.
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Henry Jansen: Western Cape Mayor dies from COVID-19
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DA calls for reopening of Yoga, Pilates and other studios under Level 3
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Africa: Coronavirus Exposes 'Brutal Inequality' of Townships
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Weather forecast, alerts and UVB index for all South African provinces, 6 July 2020
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Ninety One launches R10-billion Covid-19 business fund
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