Vrye Weekblad
Vrye Weekblad was a groundbreaking progressive, anti-apartheid Afrikaans national weekly newspaper that was launched in November 1988 and forced to close in February 1994. The paper was driven into bankruptcy by the legal costs of defending its charge that South African Police General Lothar Neethling had supplied poison to security police to kill activists. It was relaunched in a digital format in April 2019 by Arena Holdings, with Max du Preez returning as editor and Anneliese Burgess as co-editor. A new edition is published every Friday on the Vrye Weekblad website.
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Vrye Weekblad
Vrye Weekblad was a groundbreaking progressive, anti-apartheid Afrikaans national weekly newspaper that was launched in November 1988 and forced to close in February 1994. The paper was driven into bankruptcy by the legal costs of defending its charge that South African Police General Lothar Neethling had supplied poison to security police to kill activists. It was relaunched in a digital format in April 2019 by Arena Holdings, with Max du Preez returning as editor and Anneliese Burgess as co-editor. A new edition is published every Friday on the Vrye Weekblad website.
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Das Vrye Weekblad (etwa: „Frei ...... Ausgabe unter demselben Namen.
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Vrye Weekblad (le week-end lib ...... ses activités en février 1994.
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Vrye Weekblad was a groundbrea ...... on the Vrye Weekblad website.
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Das Vrye Weekblad (etwa: „Frei ...... Ausgabe unter demselben Namen.
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Vrye Weekblad (le week-end lib ...... e président Frederik de Klerk.
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Vrye Weekblad was a groundbrea ...... on the Vrye Weekblad website.
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