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Yearly Archives: 2012

Guests fork out R500 000 to share a table with Zuma
Article
/ 15 December 2012

Guests fork out R500 000 to share a table with Zuma

ANC delegates and business people will have to pay at least R500 000 to be seated at the presidential table at the party’s Business Forum gala dinner.

By Genevieve Quintal and Ahmed areff
Mandela recovering after successful gallstone surgery
Article
/ 15 December 2012

Mandela recovering after successful gallstone surgery

Nelson Mandela has undergone surgery to remove gallstones and is recovering from the successful procedure, according to the president’s office.

By Sapa
Connecticut killer was ‘intelligent, nerdy’ son of teacher
Article
/ 15 December 2012

Connecticut killer was ‘intelligent, nerdy’ son of teacher

It remains unclear why Adam Lanza (20), who had no criminal history and whose family remember as nerdy and remote, gunned down two dozen people.

By Staff Reporter
Sanef: Govt still dragging their feet on Madiba health protocol
Article
/ 15 December 2012

Sanef: Govt still dragging their feet on Madiba health protocol

Sanef has expressed concern over government’s failure to sign off on protocol regarding reporting on former president Nelson Mandela’s health.

By Sapa
Safa rocked as Fifa uncovers match-fixing in pre-World Cup games
Article
/ 15 December 2012

Safa rocked as Fifa uncovers match-fixing in pre-World Cup games

A Fifa investigation has uncovered a criminal web of match-fixing syndicates that operated in SA during pre-World Cup 2010 friendly matches.

By Sapa
Investors jittery, rand retreats as Mangaung looms
Article
/ 15 December 2012

Investors jittery, rand retreats as Mangaung looms

The rand retreated from a tough resistance barrier and languished in a recent range as uncertainty about the ANC election has kept investors jittery.

By Reuters
ANC beefs up security ahead of conference
Article
/ 15 December 2012

ANC beefs up security ahead of conference

Security at the University of the Free State in Bloemfontein, where the ANC is holding its national conference, has been beefed-up.

By Sapa
Hussey scores unbeaten 115 before Australia declare
Article
/ 15 December 2012

Hussey scores unbeaten 115 before Australia declare

Mike Hussey scored an unbeaten 115 to drive Australia towards a declaration at 450 for five on the second day of the first test against Sri Lanka.

By Nick Mulvenney
Egyptians vote in new constitution referendum
Africa
/ 15 December 2012

Egyptians vote in new constitution referendum

Egyptians have voted in a referendum on a new constitution shaped by Islamist allies of Egypt’s President Mohamed Morsi.

By Reuters
Private memorials planned for Ravi Shankar in the US and India
Article
/ 15 December 2012

Private memorials planned for Ravi Shankar in the US and India

Private memorials will be held in India and California for legendary Indian sitar player Ravi Shankar, a publicist has said.

By Sapa Afp
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