Zapiro's Blog, page 95

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111117mg 11 11 17 17 Nov 2011 Siyabonga Cwele's Paranoia State Security Minister Siyabonga Cwele labels those protesting against the so-called "secrecy bill" proxies funded by foreign spies Cwele warned South Africa faced a rising threat of espionage because the existing act of 1982 was inadequate and said foreign spies were stealing sensitive information. The bill, which has been extensively redrafted, makes espionage a serious offence and outlaws information peddling. “You won’t find foreign spies openly marching in the streets of Cape Town complaining that we are removing their easy access to our sensitive information, but they will fund their local proxies to defend their illegality,” Cwele said in a swipe at the R2K campaign. Sec Siyabonga Cwele

Info bill battle continues
Cwele brands bill opponents foreign proxies
Secrecy Bill 'not targeting the media', says Cwele

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111117tt 11 11 17 17 Nov 2011 Call for Opposition Parties to Unite While COPE's top politicians continue to battle it out in Court, Mosiuoa Lekota, COPE's leader invites all opposition parties for talks on forming a more united front against the ruling party. Opposition parties COPE Democratic Alliance (DA) IFP UDM Freedom Front Plus ACDP Mosiuoa Lekota Mangosuthu Buthelez Bantu Holomisa Helen Zille Kenneth Meshoe Pieter Mulder Opposition parties heed Lekota's call for talks 'Messenger boy' Lekota irks ANC
Lekota seeks united front against ANC Editorial: Lekota needs a reality check Lekota's pipe dream
Let the (opposition) party begin, or not Cope calls for co-operation
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