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‘Impasse’ between state, labour a study in Marxist theory
WE enjoy taking a dig at Karl Marx and trying to show how faulty his understanding of society was.

Likely alliance truce ahead of 2011 poll, but eventual split inevitable
ASKED at a meeting in Port Alfred during the 1994 election campaign about industrial action in a democratic South Africa, ANC president Nelson Mandela responded: “Why would workers want to strike against their own government?’”

Press sit-in puts focus on freedom
IN the 1980s, during the various states of emergency, journalists used Parliament as a way of getting the story out.

Tribunal Grinch ready to steal tabloid party
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Is hoarding best soccer players fair?
COMING hard on the heels of a well-deserved 3-0 thrashing by Manchester City it may sound like sour grapes to question the calibre of the players on the pitch – and, more especially, those off it.

Dressed like a slut – at the age of 8
SHE was dressed to the proverbial nines. A frilly frock, complete with cutaway sleeves and a tight little bodice, dipped into a flaring tutu-like skirt.

We’ve become a nation of boorish poor sports, as seen at Tri-Nations game
WE’VE become a nation of boors and bad sports, haven’t we? Time for a collective national washing out of the mouth with soap, and a slap about the face and ears.

Trash can be converted into cash as we get serious about recycling
IN every era there is a buzzword and then this is then replaced by the next big thing and the focus shifts to the new issue.

Govt says it can’t meet strike demands, but neither can taxpayers
WHAT should one’s attitude be to the strike in the public service? It’s a tough call.

Tragic rugby riot seems to indicate we’re an angry people
THE tragic death of young Bevan Joseph at what was supposed to be a rugby game over the weekend is to me a reflection of what we have become. I have the sense we are an angry people who are not at peace with ourselves.

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