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Yearly Archives: 2012

Goals for City, Arsenal as United win again
Article
/ 30 December 2012

Goals for City, Arsenal as United win again

Goals rained down on Saturday, with Arsenal beating Newcastle 7-3 and Manchester City edging Norwich City 4-3 to keep pace with Manchester United.

By Afp Author
Senate leaders work to avoid New Year’s ‘fiscal cliff’
Article
/ 30 December 2012

Senate leaders work to avoid New Year’s ‘fiscal cliff’

Congressional negotiators burrowed into their offices on Saturday to see if they could stop the US economy from falling off of a "fiscal cliff".

By Reuters
CAR rebels one step from capital
Africa
/ 30 December 2012

CAR rebels one step from capital

Rebels in the Central African Republic have seized another town in their advance on the capital, forcing an army retreat.

By Staff Reporter
Rape death prompts soul searching in SA
Article
/ 30 December 2012

Rape death prompts soul searching in SA

The death of a Indian woman after being gang raped reverberated beyond Asia to SA, a country battling its own levels of sexual violence.

By Reuters
India: Gang-rape suspects face death sentence
Article
/ 29 December 2012

India: Gang-rape suspects face death sentence

Thousands of Indians have joined protests in a mass outpouring of grief and anger after a gang-rape victim died in a Singapore hospital

By Sapa Afp
Six traffic post applicants die after fitness test
Article
/ 29 December 2012

Six traffic post applicants die after fitness test

Six people have died from suspected dehydration after taking part in a KwaZulu-Natal traffic department recruitment fitness test, say SABC news.

By Sapa
Zimbabwe human rights chief resigns in protest
Africa
/ 29 December 2012

Zimbabwe human rights chief resigns in protest

The chairman of Zimbabwe’s human rights commission, appointed to help curb rights violations, has quit citing inhibiting laws and lack of resources.

By Sapa Afp
Queen bestows honours on Stella McCartney and ‘God particle’ scientist
Article
/ 29 December 2012

Queen bestows honours on Stella McCartney and ‘God particle’ scientist

Queen Elizabeth II has bestowed the bi-annual British honours. Recipients included a fashion designer, an illustrator and a scientist.

By Raphael Satter
Ali Bacher mourns death of Tony Greig
Article
/ 29 December 2012

Ali Bacher mourns death of Tony Greig

Cricket commentator Tony Greig – who helped revolutionise the game of cricket – never forgot his SA roots, former cricketer Ali Bacher has said.

By Jenny Bernstein
Syrian President al-Assad will not go, warns Russia
Article
/ 29 December 2012

Syrian President al-Assad will not go, warns Russia

Russia has warned that Syria president Bashar al-Assad would not be persuaded to leave, but insists a political solution to the conflict is possible.

By Dmitry Zaks and Maria Antonova
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