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    POPS    In memoriam: Helen Suzman
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    by hayesstw  1-3-2009   
     For nearly 15 years, from 1961 to 1974, Helen Suzman was a lone voice in parliament for freedom, democracy, justice and human rights. And the tributes on her death show how much even those who disagreed with her politically appreciated her stand.
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    POPS    Boesak resigns from church positions over homosexuality
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    by hayesstw  10-4-2008   
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    POPS    Racial integration through social engineering?
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    by hayesstw  3-16-2008   
     Fifteen years after the end of apartheid, South Africa's urban residential areas remain almost as segregated as before. Now the eThekwini Municipality plans to change that -- by allocating housing on racial lines.
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    POPS    Kosovo independence "the end of Europe"
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    by hayesstw  2-18-2008   
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    POPS    The Church struggle in South Africa
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    by hayesstw  2-2-2008   
     Dawid Venter reviews a revised version of one of the standard works on church history in South Africa.
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    POPS    South Africa church programme steers ex-combatants from violence
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    by hayesstw  1-18-2008   
     This looks like an interesting programme, but one wonders what the ex-combatants have been doing for the last 14 years, and how they have managed to survive for all that time.
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    POPS    Tackling South Africa's rape culture
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    by hayesstw  11-4-2007    3
     Rape and violence are part of the legacy of apartheid
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    POPS    British control orders
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    by hayesstw  10-31-2007   
     Any hopes that the replacement of Tony Blair by Gordon Brown might arrest Britains slide towards a fascist police state have been dashed. Brown's recent defence of "Control Orders" sounded just like Vorster's defence of banning orders against government opponents in apartheid South Africa. And the British Control Orders are virtually indistinguishable from South African banning orders, and in some ways even more restrictive.
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