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Susan Shabangu is a light at the end of the passage. The problem is that there is a lot of darkness around her. I thought that, perhaps, contextualising the government’s official position, in a way that the Youth League might understand, would be funny.
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Nationalisation is Death
COUNTER ARGUMENT: JERM puts the words of Julius Malema into the mouth of Minister for Mines, Susan Shabangu in the hope that he'll understand her better. [see JERM's further comment in the Sidelines column].
