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The Weekly
By Daily Maverick
21 Nov 2014
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The Farlam Commission of Inquiry wraps up this week, while Bafana Bafana surprise us all and the the unearthed Khampepe Report sees the light of day after 12 years. Are all the President's women also looking for Jacob Zuma as chaos unfolds in Parliament this week? Get your weekly dose of all the most evocative news from the last seven days, brought to you by the Daily Maverick, in partnership with TVPC Media.

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