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South Africa's Minister of Communications Dina Pule said her department wouldn't put pressure on MTN to pull out, even if countries from Europe or the U.S. tried to lean on the company.
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South Africa's Minister of Communications Dina Pule said earlier this week that her department wouldn't put pressure on MTN to pull out, even if countries from Europe or the U.S. tried to lean on the company.
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Pule had been with Eskom since 1995 and had held various positions
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Pule questioned whether Boikanyo had declared his private interests to the council and questioned whether his actions were in line with the principles of corporate governance.
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Pule said it was recommended to Tshabalala-Msimang that the
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The prison is now under the Pule of an Austrian, Captain Wurmbrand, a soldier of fortune in Servia and Turkey, a charming, clever, kindly creature, who is adored by ‘his chiefs’ (as he calls them) meaning our political prisoners.
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"They allowed the situation to get out of control," Pule
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Asked whether Chiluba was sponsoring the party, Pule said:
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The violence followed a brief lull after an address by Pule
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Amnesty was granted to Umkhonto weSizwe cadres Ernest Pule, Aaron
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