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The court case has worsened ethnic divisions among South Sudanese both in the country and in the diaspora, says the writer
TOM EATON | Voters’ repeated endorsement of Makana’s gutting doesn’t go unnoticed
The collapse of the Eastern Cape municipality is a result of entrenched ANC corruption and dysfunction, yet voters have repeatedly backed the party, writes Eaton
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