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14 Dec 2014

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EFF beefs up security at Mangaung conference Thuletho Zwane The EFF's hired private security for its inaugural conference, setting up strict rules to ensure no violent episodes are encountered this time around. EFF North West elects convicted murderer to lead EFF to go to court over MPs' suspensions We have forgotten Tata's lessons The jubilation bought about by the end of apartheid has caused us to stray from the path of reconciliation. The Sars purge and the ANC election T-shirts National - AmaBhungane team Elements of the ruling party appear to be driving a campaign to bring the revenue service to heel. Zuma: Electricity problems apartheid's fault National - Sapa SA's energy problems were a product of apartheid and government was not to blame for the current blackouts, President Jacob Zuma said on Friday. Top judge resigns over 'politics' National - Niren Tolsi KZN judge president Chiman Patel is retiring early, amid racial divisions in the province. EFF targets 1-million membership National - Matuma Letsoalo Membership is currently 527 343, but the EFF wants to double the number and is confident that it could perform better before the next elections. More from the Mail & Guardian State poised to wield advertising axe National The government plans to 'punish' newspapers that paint it in a negative light by withholding advertising revenue. It's SA or nothing for Kevin Anderson Sport A change in the International Tennis Federation rules makes it impossible for tennis players to switch their allegiance and play for another country. What price a peek at the galaxy? Science Scientists and engineers are trying to determine the technological cost of predicting what the world will look like in 2020. Jim: Numsa won't convert to a 'political party' National Numsa's general secretary Irvin Jim reiterates that Numsa won't convert to a "political party", and will remain inspired by Marxism-Leninism. The renaissance of Rasool Opinion Reinvigorated after a spell of the "diplomacy of ubuntu", our man in Washington is coming home. Remembering 'Rape of Nanking' opens old wounds World China is holding a day of remembrance, the first of its kind, for the thousands of people killed during the Nanjing massacre in 1937. Advertise Your Business Here! Zapiro More from Zapiro Multimedia No high-fives for the US this week and a point to the EFF America's big blunder leaves Pierre Korkie dead, the EFF moves up in the academic world and Eskom is still in the dark. More Multimedia Racism in SA is real and it matters Is there a good story to tell out there? Economy of luxury: We're like rabbits caught in the headlights Let's enjoy freedom from electricity Remembering Mandela the feminist Visit Thought Leader The Jonathan vs Buhari 2015 battle will reveal whether Nigeria has banished its past demons Internet freedom in Africa: Ethiopia and The Gambia most repressive; South Africa and Kenya freest Change? In Mauritius Jugnauth gives Africa's opposition parties their fourth win of 2014 - the most ever Islamic State influence spreads to Africa's jihadists, where their model would be hard to beat You wouldn't think it but Africa burns more candles, 25.7 billion of them, than drinks Coca Cola Visit M&G Africa Client Media Releases System status bulletin 304 Eskom Beneficiary funds: A unique South African phenomenon FedGroup Financial Services Ex-Sasol workers to picket Khulumani Support Group Violence against children up: Ipsos Ipsos Ivy Academy presents Ndalo Hlatshwayo Award Boston City Campus Excessive speed heightens risk of crashes N3TC NWU appoints new executive dean North West University NWU Mafikeng choir wins at festival North West University

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