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The video and transcript of the full interview with Robin Butler, Cabinet Secretary 1988-98, in the 10 Downing Street history series is now on the Mile End Group cabinet secretaries website. Interviewed by Anthony Seldon, Lord Butler reflects on the difference between the Margaret Thatcher he had known as her principal private secretary in the middle phase [...]
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Rockstar Games has announced full details of the Special Edition and Collector's Edition of Grand Theft Auto V for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, which are now available for worldwide pre-order from...
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MTN and Absa have formulated a task team that will keep a close eye on fraud and bring about new ways to rapidly clamp down on it. This follows an urgent meeting where executives from Absa and MTN...
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Olu Akanmu, the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) of Airtel Networks Limited, has resigned his appointment with the company to pursue other interests-with effect from Wednesday, May 22, 2013. Airtel is a...
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The Communist Party of Swaziland (CPS) has condemned the action by officials at the South African High Commission in Mbabane, Swaziland, for handing the names of eight CPS activists visiting the offices earlier this week to the Swazi security police.
The CPS activists had arranged with the High Commission to deliver a memorandum urging the mission to condemn the recent spate of arrestsof pro-democracy activists in Swaziland.
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Psychedelic electronic hip hop dream team Luc Veermeer and Sebastian Zanasi took time between sets in downtown Johannesburg to tell us about the blessed birth of their group Christian keep reading »
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The Botswana Innovation Hub (BIH) has appointed local SAP Business One specialists 4most to implement an affordable, easy-to-use business management software application. SAP Business One will help...
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Start asking questions
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It is always interesting, well, for me at least, that many leaders, African or otherwise, while apparently extolled elsewhere, are often "unwanted" and face harsh criticism in their own countries. And this has nothing to do with the hiding-being-religion motif of a prophet being unwelcome among his own people. Far from it. I have been [...]
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