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The gangsterisation of SA's politics, and a new era for higher education

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By Alet Law
| Daily Maverick Verified
The gangsterisation of SA’s politics, and a new era for higher education — all in the week’s wrap. The gangsterisation of SA’s politics, and a new era for higher education — all in the week’s wrap. The discovery of Johannesburg councillor and deputy Patriotic Alliance leader Kenny Kunene in the company of the person wanted for paying for DJ Sumbody demonstrates the growing criminalisation, or some might call ‘gangsterisation’, of our politics.
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The Kolisis end their marriage, Louis Liebenberg's grand diamond swindle and the gold price goes nuts

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By Alet Law
| Daily Maverick Verified
THE WEEKEND WRAP Why the end of the Kolisis' marriage feels like a personal betrayal, Louis Liebenberg's grand diamond swindle and why the gold price is going nuts — all in this week's wrap. Read the Weekend Wrap here.
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COVID-19: Omicron sub-variants likely cause of SA’s Covid-19 fifth wave: Here’s all the latest information

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By Alet Law
| Daily Maverick Verified
COVID-19 COVID-19 Coronavirus infections continue to increase in South Africa, with Gauteng still accounting for most of the new infections in the country, followed by KwaZulu-Natal. A winter wave of Covid-19 had been predicted for May in South Africa and experts say they believe Omicron sub-variants are responsible for the current spike in cases. Coronavirus infections continue to increase, with Gauteng still accounting for most of the new infections in the country, followed by KwaZulu-Natal.
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