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  • World-class dirty air: What is it like to live in Emalahleni with air that rates among the dirtiest in the world according to European Union researchers? Click on the pic to watch the video.

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  • Poptartology: News cats, time travellers, the good queens of Limpopo, and the black female Jesus. Click on the pic to read the blog. Picture: Devin Toselli

  • Sharp sharp: Friends, relatives, colleagues and politicians remembered and bid farewell to Morning Live presenter Vuyo Mbuli during his funeral service in Johannesburg. Click on the pic to read more. Picture: Herman Verwey/City Press

  • Step up! Fathers should play a more meaningful role in raising their children, an MEC has said. Click on the pic for more. Picture: Lisa Hnatowicz/Foto24

  • Revealed: How Bruce Koloane name-dropped the Guptas into Waterkloof. Click on the pic for the full story.

  • Charged: A provincial Hawks boss appeared in court for alleged travel fraud. Click on the pic for the full story.

  • Fail: What former top cop George Fivaz thinks of SA’s intelligence and police services. Click on the pic to find out. Picture: Lucky Nxumalo

  • Not guilty: Carl Pistorius – the brother of murder-accused paralympian Oscar Pistorius – was acquitted on a culpable homicide charge. Click on the pic for more. Picture: Themba Hadebe/AP

  • W(h)ither the whites?: The 1994 transition liberated black South Africans from oppression, but also liberated whites, writes Frans Cronje. Click on the pic for more. Picture: Lucky Nxumalo/City Press

  • Suspicious: Dina Pule suspected a senior ANC member and a friend of the president of leaking stories about her to the media. Click on the pic for more. Picture: Denvor de Wee/City Press

  • Proudly South African-Nigerian: Is there really the kind of unity between Nigerians and SAns that the presidents of the two countries recently celebrated? Click on the pic to find out. Picture: GCIS

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We call for vigilance and urge all our officials not to succumb to pressure from name-droppers.
President Jacob Zuma condemning the practice of using his name to secure privileges