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2015-11-20
ANC: Rename Buffalo City
Resounding ‘no’ from residents
Rubusana an Eastern Cape icon
Rapes, murder put villages under siege
Son wins right to bury his father
Repo rate hiked amid worries over rising inflation
Stars line up for free festive music concert
Christmas cheer comes to the elderly
Mdoda embraces Wedding presenter role
Zuma grilled over ANC remarks
Plans afoot for UDM congress
ANC goes hi-tech to check members
Call for help as youth run rampant at care centre
Vavi will not appeal expulsion
Violence again hits G’town foreigners
New TB ward for hospital
Battle may take 200 years
Huge scramble to beat the deadline
Ombud prioritises taxpayers’ rights
SARS failures let down taxpayers
Suu Kyi begins talks with parliament New bacteria could spawn world disaster
Bomb threat forces down airliner
Islamic State kills captives
Raid neutralises ‘new team of terrorists’
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Threat that lurks in class
Cronyist Nehawu seeking to destroy Fort Hare for political ends
Grief must not be selective
Thumbs up for new supermarket
SAA wants R4bn from SA Treasury
Lonmin agrees to sell cheap shares
The Dispatch’s move set to be glitch free
The countdown to the Daily Dispatch’s move from its home in the CBD to a hip new building in Beacon Bay has begun. Reminiscing about the end of an era is former Dispatch staffer Charles Beningfield who for years went through the building’s revolving door
Dispatch revived in digital reform
Spotlight on Riverside at the awards
Barca’s boy wonder setting scene alight
Mercedes SUV range in a class of its own
Da Gama eyes Bucs duo for Senegal clash
Buffalo vow to be the Bee’s knees at Jan Smuts
Chilli Boys to turn heat on Cosmos
Future Bucks star up for awards
Richie takes to the clouds
Jones U-turn leaves Smal with raging headache
Warriors in the mood to find winning touch
Stayers into the starting blocks
Sea Robbers get inside take into chinks in Sahel’s armour
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