
Bang'uMhlaba
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📍Trade and Industrial Policy /Mwalimu @ORTamboSchool and @WitsCLM /Tweets are my personal views.
eziNgcaceni
Joined June 2011
‘Stay with me, when the sun rises from a western sky with silver spears lashing at earth and our youth …. We live in times where we are against time and impulse rules over us …’ - Sandile Dikeni (Image courtesy of @Chimurenga_SA)
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On this day, 5 October, the ANC honours freedom fighter and community leader Mbuyiseli Songelwa of Komani, Eastern Cape. A committed United Democratic Front (UDF) member, he was unjustly detained at Fort Glamorgan Prison for resisting apartheid tyranny. He died in police custody
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uMphathiswa @TauParks umemelela uluntu luphawule kwesisaziso singezantsi.
Cabinet on Wednesday announced a series of policy measures to support the ferro-chrome sector. These included placing chrome under export control, in line section 6 of the International Trade Administration Act. We look forward to subsequent developments on this front
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Decades after the UN Charter aimed to prevent global chaos, conflicts and economic coercion reveal its limits. Multilateralism works—but only if nations put cooperation over self-interest. #UNCharter #GlobalPolitics #Multilateralism
businesslive.co.za
Many in Gaza, Juba and Odesa live under threat of attack while their territories claim charter as guiding article of faith
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Dimbaza’s factories lie in ruins, a ghost of its industrial past. Reviving its niche industries needs real plans and investment—not nostalgia. #SouthAfrica #Industry #Dimbaza
businesslive.co.za
After a bomb explosion destroyed residents’ access to cash, even the ghosts are now jobless
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The consumer boycott that led to a he massacre in November 1985, started on 12 August 1985, and the people who were there, shared their recollections with us a few years ago. We remember their sacrifice. The People Shall Govern
The funeral of the victims of the 1985 Queenstown Massacre. The Queenstown Massacre was an incident in Queenstown, in 1985 where 14 people were shot and killed by police, and 22 others were injured.
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The massacre, the horrific part of this episode, was preceded by deep civic organisation in response to the Koornhof Bills and consumer boycott (popular traditions prevalent in the 50s as well), Daniel Lolwana speaks to this and the evictions the people fought
The funeral of the victims of the 1985 Queenstown Massacre. The Queenstown Massacre was an incident in Queenstown, in 1985 where 14 people were shot and killed by police, and 22 others were injured.
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Poet, historian, educator and political activist - Rashaka Ratshitanga (1933-2022)
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Full video from my SF ELC talk on the evolving playbook for engineering leadership.
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Eish, this misinformation around statistical agencies’ work is really pathetic. I’m shocked the JSE CEO has joined the clamour. She could have engaged @SGMaluleke on the methodology for the QLFS, she opts to join the clamour instead
Eish fake news is on steroids. JSE CEO is telling @Powerfm987 that unemployment stats do not take into account the informal sector. that is nonsense.
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SA won't use tit-for-tat tariffs against US, says Itac chief Ayabonga Cawe https://t.co/nS3ZW6tJoI via @BusinessLiveSA
businesslive.co.za
Shockwaves from the unilateral US tariffs imposed on SA and “chronic overcapacity” among large exporters, especially China, have led to a surge in the caseload of the tariff regulator, the Internat...
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Shockwaves from the unilateral US tariffs imposed on SA and “chronic overcapacity” among large exporters, especially China, have led to a surge in the caseload of the tariff regulator, the Itac. https://t.co/nXPQfBERoA
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In a rare video..AP Mda talks African Nationalism..Mda was one of the founders of the ANC Youth League and a founder of PAC. Architect of the 1949 Programme of Action with Anton Lembede, Mda changed the course of the South African liberation struggle @ZakesMda @PetersWonderboy
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The Commission (ITAC) will next week publish its wide ranging review into trade instruments in the steel sector. The public will be provided an opportunity to comment before a final set of recommendations are made to Minister @TauParks
https://t.co/JvxcqX0wsO
reuters.com
South Africa's government will release the preliminary findings of its review of steel tariffs next week, moving a step closer to protecting the local industry from increased imports.
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The emotive issue of land reform must not be ‘hijacked’ by peddlers of misinformation to divorce it from this historical context
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A few years ago these farm dwellers who by then had created ‘villages’ following their evictions, then won a land restitution claim over some of this prime land … Here’s the case
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