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A hawk with two Right Wings: TOBIE TALJAARD examines how Israel’s Prime Minister may be giving three “no’s” to peace.

Venezuela is one of the world’s largest suppliers of oil. President Hugo Chavez’s economic strategies may, however, be leading the country down a path already travelled by his Zimbabwean counterpart. BONTLE SENNE reports.

As real-estate plummets, all eyes are on Dubai - both as a massive source of investment, and as an experiment in capitalism in the Middle East. Failure at this point would be disastrous; LIAM KRUGER reports.

Confused? The Armchair Globalist will help you out. The stimulus bill has clearly been one of the most important developments in the past year, but the details aren’t often discussed.

With the residual global hoopla surrounding Obama’s ascent to the White House, it’s been easy to miss the significance of the policies he’s implemented as President.

“Vote Cape, Vote Cape Party!” Vote crazies! Vote, crazies! It’s difficult to know what the leaders of the secessionist Cape Party are thinking in wanting an independent Cape, but Saif Islam tries to find out when he interviews Adrian Kay (23), one of the nine parliamentary candidates for the newly-formed party.

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Radical politics are a distant memory at many South African universities. Sarah Ball goes looking for young leaders at a time when the country needs them most.