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Yearly Archives: 2012

Chavez says he has beaten cancer, ready to rule until 2019
Article
/ 30 September 2012

Chavez says he has beaten cancer, ready to rule until 2019

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says he believes he has beaten cancer and will be strong enough to rule for another six years if he wins re-election.

By Staff Reporter
Zuma’s eldest still owes wedding planner R1.5m
Article
/ 30 September 2012

Zuma’s eldest still owes wedding planner R1.5m

Wedding planner Paul Mann has said he is tired of Edward Zuma’s "lies and excuses" after repeatedly trying to get him to settle his 2011 wedding bill.

By Sapa
SA Fashion Week: Where worlds collide
Article
/ 30 September 2012

SA Fashion Week: Where worlds collide

The final day of SA Fashion Week saw a combination of bright colours, artistic designs, classic pieces and a superfluous amount of leather.

By Staff Reporter
ANC branch audits ‘must be beyond reproach’
Article
/ 30 September 2012

ANC branch audits ‘must be beyond reproach’

The ANC needs to make sure its auditing processes for its elections does not raise suspicion among its members, political analysts said on Sunday.

By Genevieve Quintal
Road freight talks set to continue
Article
/ 30 September 2012

Road freight talks set to continue

Wage negotiations between the Road Freight Employers’ Association, unions and cash-in-transit sector companies were expected to continue on Sunday.

By Sapa
The Clintons: The real winners of the 2012 election
Article
/ 30 September 2012

The Clintons: The real winners of the 2012 election

With Bill lauded by his opponents and Hillary enjoying success as secretary of state, there’s a groundswell to back a Clinton run for the White House.

By Guardian Reporter
Venezuelans transfixed by close race
Article
/ 30 September 2012

Venezuelans transfixed by close race

President Hugo Chavez showed off new infrastructure projects on Saturday, while Henrique Capriles accused him of wasting money on foreign allies.

By Reuters
Meyer: It was great to win, but …
Article
/ 30 September 2012

Meyer: It was great to win, but …

Coach Heyneke Meyer says South Africa must become more clinical if they hope to beat New Zealand in Soweto next weekend.

By Afp Author
Storm clouds gather for SA economy
Article
/ 30 September 2012

Storm clouds gather for SA economy

A toxic mix of government stasis, creaking infrastructure and social unrest is prompting doubts about South Africa’s stability.

By Andrew Beatty
Quick out the gate: Marikana inquiry gets to work
Article
/ 30 September 2012

Quick out the gate: Marikana inquiry gets to work

The Farlam Commission of Inquiry has been given a four-month deadline for completion – but matters could be moving too quickly.

By Faranaaz Parker
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