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Willie Aucamp on taking Steenhuisen’s post, injecting cattle and camping
Two weeks into the agriculture minister’s job, Willie Aucamp has settled the foot-and-mouth legal war that consumed his predecessor. He speaks about vaccinating 14 million cattle, on whether he is the DA’s fireman (he says he’s not), and why he refuses to say a bad word about John Steenhuisen.
Willie Aucamp on taking Steenhuisen’s post, injecting cattle and camping
Two weeks into the agriculture minister’s job, Willie Aucamp has settled the foot-and-mouth legal war that consumed his predecessor. He speaks about vaccinating 14 million cattle, on whether he is the DA’s fireman (he says he’s not), and why he refuses to say a bad word about John Steenhuisen.
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He gave his life for freedom, but first he gave me forgiveness: My Mandela story
A day after Mandela Day, veteran journalist Benjamin Pogrund looks back on the day his newspaper broke Nelson Mandela’s 1961 strike – and the phone call that followed, revealing the generosity at the heart of one of history’s great leaders.
My F*k, Mzansi | Inkwazi transitions to Iphengwini, Prophet Padayachee and Milpark-Madlanga
In this week’s edition of My F*k, Mzansi, the presidential plane has an identity crisis and has to return to the hangar, find out why the chicken crossed the road to NSFAS, and get served a sermon by Prophet Padayachee at Madlanga.
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UNREAD | Phala Phala pending, Koeberg contamination, and ‘Gus’ the R820m dinosaur
This Sunday, the Unread video bulletin wraps up Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala court challenge, details Koeberg’s trio of “radioactive events”, passes forward to the FIFA World Cup final, and digests the dystopian sale of “Gus” the T-rex.
Sunday editor: Kaveel Singh
Design: Sharlene Rood and Mihle Mdashe
Production editor: Hanlie Gouws
Sub editors: Riaan Grobler, Danni Marais and Glenn Bownes
News24 editor-in-chief: Adriaan Basson
News24 deputy editor: Ahmed Areff
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