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South Africa to welcome new private university by 2026

Located in Durbanville, in the northern suburbs of Cape Town, the new campus plans to offer schools in education, IT, law, media and design, commerce, architecture, and engineering, with a planned capacity of between 4,000 and 5,000 contact learning students. The campus will officially welcome students in the 2026 academic year. Broadening access to higher…

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M20 Summit to unpack challenges faced by the media

Journalist at a story On Monday, as part of the various summits related to G20, global leaders, media, policymakers and civil society will convene in Johannesburg, for the M20 Summit. The M20 is an independent joint programme of Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) and the South African National Editors’ Forum (SANEF). The Summit will provide a…

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IEC rejects ISA’s bid to register as political party

An IEC banner seen at a voting station. The Electoral Commission has confirmed the rejection of the Islamic State of Africa’s (ISA) application to register as a political party. In a media statement, Chief Electoral Officer Sy Mamabolo cited three reasons for the decision: First, over 200 objections were received, with concerns that the party’s…

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Marula Trust members raise concerns over recent trustee elections

Some members of the Marula Community Trust in Ga-Kgoete, outside Burgersfort in Limpopo have raised concern about the recent election of trustees. They are alleging that the process was unfair, regulations were flouted and that some elected members have criminal records. The trustees are responsible for managing the trust’s funds from Marula Platinum mine which…

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