Myopic, naïve Zulu nationalism threatens pan-African agenda Ben Molapo says naïve and myopic Zulu nationalism, which, like the rise of the Afrikaner nationalist Broederbond organisation, has throughout history been costly in both human lives and political developments.
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0 claims checkedThe high court in Pretoria will this week hear a legal showdown against the new government policy aimed at transforming the legal sector. The broad-based BEE legal sector code, aimed at addressing…
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