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Sunday World (South Africa), 11 Outubro 2026

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ArticleDemand­ing a new future for Palestine

Thou­sands of people marched to the West­ern Cape gov­ern­ment build­ing in Cape Town dur­ing the global march for Palestine on Sat­urday. The pro­test­ers advoc­ated for an imme­di­ate end to the con­flict and total self-determ­in­a­tion for...

Demand­ing a new future for Palestine

ArticleDriven to the edge

For 32-year-old banker Augustine Khoza, the pet­rol price shock has delivered a pain­ful ulti­matum: park his 2015 Volk­swa­gen Polo TSI, aban­don some of his kasi pleas­ures, or watch his earn­ings dis­ap­pear into the fuel tank. The father of a...

Driven to the edge

ArticleCosatu begs for R5m to hold con­gress

The fin­an­cial cost of Cosatu’s fac­tional power play for lead­er­ship posts has come back to bite the trade union fed­er­a­tion, send­ing it cap in hand to its affil­i­ates to raise at least R5 mil­lion for a re-run of the national elect­ive...

Cosatu begs for R5m to hold con­gress

ArticleAsylum rul­ing splits judges

A divi­sion has emerged in the Gauteng judi­ciary over the Con­sti­tu­tional Court’s land­mark asylum judg­ment, for­cing Judge Pres­id­ent Aubrey Ledwaba to freeze release cases and order a full Bench to settle the ques­tion. Ledwaba issued the...

Asylum rul­ing splits judges

ArticleThe rise and fall of PKTT cop

Before Bonginkosi Anthony Dlamini became a con­victed police officer serving 17 years for cor­rup­tion and defeat­ing the admin­is­tra­tion of justice, he was an award-win­ning detect­ive whose work had helped crack one of Durban’s most bru­tal fam­ily...

The rise and fall of PKTT cop