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Former deputy health minister, Nozizwe Madlala-Routledge says there is a growing number of disgruntled South Africans.

Friedman says when we look at the credibility of the elections it is important to look at the Chairperson stepping down at the end of the elections

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Bantu Holomisa says "We will start implementing the resolution of the political parties who agreed she should step down. "We have identified a law firm who will take the matter forward starting from Tuesday onwards."

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Clinical Psychologist Dr Rebecca Apteker on how the psychologist in the Oscar trial will have to the determine the impact of his disability on choices.

Clinical Psychologist Dr Rebecca Apteker on the role of psychologists in the Pistorius case

Government ministers have urged voters to ignore the call by former minister Ronny Kasrils to spoil their ballot papers if they feel they can't vote for the African National Congress (ANC).

The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) says they are prepared for any challenges they might encounter this coming elections, such as spoilt ballots.

The blade runner Oscar Pistorius will face his sixth day in the witness stand today

Many people are questioning what they say are the goings on at the arms deal commission of inquiry, following the latest in a series of resignations of commissioners

The head of the agency rolling out the country's R2 billion digital TV migration project, reportedly landed his top job despite being at the centre of a Hawks probe into several multimillion rand tenders.

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Every year millions of children in Africa die due to preventable illnesses like diarrhea, and yet the solution could lie in information to mothers on issues as simple as proper hygiene - report by Sarah Kimani.

Criminal Law expect William Booth says that the issue of calling Oscar Pistorius a liar is something that should be dealth with by the judge.

The SABC spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago says sections of the advertisement concerned the public broadcaster.

Tembi Maloney Tichaawa talks about his journey to success from Cameroon to South Africa

James talks about how we can make our environment more conducive for foreigners

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President of the Law Society of South Africa, Llewelyn Cur-Lewis says “shock-tactic” technique of cross examination is not uncommon.

SABC North West reporter Itumeleng Kgagane is on the scene in Christiana and he takls about the protest in Boitumelong.

A new UN report confirms that rape and sexual violence in the DRC remains a very serious human rights concern, particularly in the beleaguered east of the country.

SACP spokesperson Alex Mashilo talks about Chris Hani, his murder and what SA's youth can learn from his leadership.