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  1. A complicated reality on SA’s farms - Politicsweb A complicated reality on SA’s farms - Politicsweb

    I doubt that Yvonne Busisiwe Phyllis would find much common ground with me. She is a director of The Forge, which describes itself as ‘a mixed-use space for ...

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  2. Abalone in South Africa’s blue economy – White Gold or fools’ gold? - Africa in Fact Abalone in South Africa’s blue economy – White Gold or fools’ gold? - Africa in Fact

    “Beneath its surface, the sea holds many treasures.” It’s difficult to better these opening words of the documentary White Gold. Communities that have drawn ...

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  3. Abalone poaching: Organised crime and corruption devastate SA’s coasts – Corrigan - Biznews Abalone poaching: Organised crime and corruption devastate SA’s coasts – Corrigan - Biznews

    Haliotis midae – abalone or perlemoen – is a large sea snail found along South Africa’s coast, particularly in the Western and Eastern Cape. It is the ...

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  4. Addressing LGBT community’s challenges key to cherishing SA’s progressive Constitution - IRR Addressing LGBT community’s challenges key to cherishing SA’s progressive Constitution - IRR

    Nearly 20 years after the legalisation of same-sex marriage, South Africa’s progressive constitutional framework still chiefly benefits members of the Lesbian, ...

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  5. Cowards and thugs: The reign of ‘Taxi Mafia’ terror in South Africa’s lawless streets – Andrew Kenny - Biznews Cowards and thugs: The reign of ‘Taxi Mafia’ terror in South Africa’s lawless streets – Andrew Kenny - Biznews

    The South African nation is divided into thugs and cowards. Most of us are cowards. The thugs menace the cowards, rob them and humiliate them. The cowards ...

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  6. Crime key impediment to growth – IRR Crime key impediment to growth – IRR

    Crime is one of the biggest drags on economic growth and a serious obstacle in the way of South Africa reaching its full potential.

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  7. Crime: The violent seizure of SA’s growth prospects - Politicsweb Crime: The violent seizure of SA’s growth prospects - Politicsweb

    South Africa is a violent society. It has one of the highest rates of murder in the world, along with dreadful levels of less lethal but nonetheless ...

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  8. Cybercrime / The phantom kidnappers of South Africa’s digital economy - Enact Observer Cybercrime / The phantom kidnappers of South Africa’s digital economy - Enact Observer

    Protected by online anonymity, cybercriminals are extorting huge sums from companies. How should businesses prevent this, and how should they respond?

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  9. Die strafregstelsel moet gekapasiteer word - Maroela Media Die strafregstelsel moet gekapasiteer word - Maroela Media

    Suid-Afrika sit met een van die hoogste syfers vir geweldsmisdaad ter wêreld, wat dit noodsaaklik maak dat die regering sterker op die sekuriteit en vrede van ...

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  10. Fauna / From Hangberg to Hong Kong: organised crime and abalone trafficking - Enact Observer Fauna / From Hangberg to Hong Kong: organised crime and abalone trafficking - Enact Observer

    The illegal perlemoen trade is connecting South Africa’s poor coastal communities with diners in upmarket Hong Kong restaurants.

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