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Are South African children spending too much time in class?

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By Sara-Jayne Makwala King Verified
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In the UK and Europe, school children are making the most of the long school holiday. In England, the summer holidays typically begin in late July and run until early September, while countries such as Italy give learners up to 12 weeks off. By contrast, South Africa's main summer break is just five weeks. It wasn't always that way, noted CapeTalk's John Maytham.
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Is migration in Africa a choice or a necessity?

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By Sara-Jayne Makwala King Verified
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The recent attacks on foreign nationals, sometimes purported and perceived as xenophobic, in South Africa and the deportation of thousands of illegal immigrants have sparked anger across the continent. This has seen Ghana and Nigeria raise the issue with the African Union. But speaking to Aubrey Masango on CapeTalk/702, political commentator Mbazima Shilowa said the focus should not only be on South Africa, but also on what was driving people to leave their own countries.
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CPUT unrest puts spotlight on cost of violent protests

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By Sara-Jayne Makwala King Verified
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For the last few days, Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) has been at the centre of student unrest. The university has been rocked by disruptive protests since last week over its proposed financial recovery plan for next year, which has since been withdrawn. But as negotiations continue, theSouth African Special Risk Insurance Association (SASRIA) says the right to protest does not extend to violence or the destruction of property.
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