Not to flog a dead horse – but this is how race was determined in the heady days of apartheid. This was taken from Constitionally Speaking - which everyone should subscribe to. The Population Registration Act 30 of 1950 required every South African to be classified in terms of race and these apartheid race categories included […]
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Not to flog a dead horse – but this is how race was determined in the heady days of apartheid. This was taken from Constitionally Speaking - which everyone should subscribe to. The Population Registration Act 30 of 1950 required every South African to be classified in terms of race and these apartheid race categories included
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Did I not suggest that jungle would ultimately hang himself. I am now even more convinced that he will. Y'see no one (except for a few mense in power) likes him. We all know that he is A racist (and not a very good one at that) Incompetent (the stories run rampant about his so-called "corporate" past) An extreme racist
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It would be completely wrong not to comment on jungle's new post. I think it's brilliant – he was far to0 dangerous in the labour department, so him uttering government policy is fantastic. He is very opinionated about topics that he knows or understands very little about – this is perfect for him, he doesn't
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Well, well, well, Zoomachine Gun shows a little mettle and we get a new cabinet. Can't say I thought much of Nyanda anyway. What is interesting though is that Mdladlana has been replaced as minister of labour by Mildred Oliphant. We all know that jungle was booted out of Mdladlana's ministry, but we don't really
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The title is loosely inspired by either AA Milne or Kenneth Grahame – I can't be sure. The terribly relevant Black Management Forum has issued a little notice about the PPPFA. And I paste The Black Management Forum has made a submission on the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Regulations through BUSA as a member organisation.
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Oh no, jungle has been suspended. So pleased am I that I will post all the references to this I can find. Here, here, here, and Eyewitness News who broke the story for me. They obviously think this is a such a non-event that they have ditched the story. A bit of a non-event for
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My good friend Howard Rybko is at pains to point out that if you are going to appeal to the Google deity (el supremo I believe) then you must post a lot and put it all over the place – Twitter, Myspace, Facebook etc. And I have been remiss in the posting department, so to
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Taken from an FM article on BEE investment houses who end up being benificiaries of deals and their overall performance. The article concludes that BEE deals need to evolve, suggesting perhaps that a move toward entrepreneurship and away from passive hand-out involvement. Recent broad-based empowerment deals from the likes of SAB, Tiger Brands and Adcock
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Got this off the Eyewitness News website. It's the last paragraph that interests me “By 2014 we should have achieved our employment equity targets, the Welcome to The Ollie Halsall Archive minimum of two percent according to the Employment Equity Act,” said Motlanthe. Hmm – by that stage everyone else is supposed to have reached
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