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/ 26 October 2009
Did you secretly want to be famous growing up? A rock star? An actor? How about … a pastor? Ray McCauley ain’t doing too bad a job of it.
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/ 22 October 2009
Anele Mda, Cope’s former youth leader, was praised when she burst on the scene this time last year. We track her fall from grace.
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/ 19 October 2009
The Reitz four. They could be a band. Or a singing troupe at the very least. You know — powder-blue suits, crèmed hair and toothy grins.
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/ 14 October 2009
Another state witness appeared to contradict Glenn Agliotti’s testimony on Wednesday in the corruption trial of former top cop Jackie Selebi.
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/ 14 October 2009
Glenn Agliotti spent Wednesday morning bearing the brunt of questions from defence counsel Jaap Cilliers, who lambasted him for lying to the court.
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/ 13 October 2009
Critics are slamming government’s advocacy of increased police force after officers shot and killed an innocent woman on Sunday.
South Africa’s first Survivor series is launching on M-Net this month. We take a look at our own industry’s survivors who have outlasted, outwitted and outplayed the media jungle.
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/ 4 September 2006
It takes a special sense of irony to appreciate the Hobson Hall Women’s Day challenge. This annual celebration brings the houses in our university hall together in friendly competition over all things sporty. The rifle challenge is my particular favourite. In this event a row of inflated condoms is strung in a line, where they blow picturesquely in the breeze.
There is a phenomenon taking hold of Dutch schools that hearkens back to the bad old days of apartheid South Africa. Although it is not legally stipulated, there is a distinct trend of native white Dutch students steering clear of schools dominated by students with their origins in countries like Suriname, Morocco, Turkey or Somalia. […]
Lawyers for the defence intend to produce evidence that some of the mercenaries accused of plotting to overthrow the government of Equatorial Guinea have bought weapons from Zimbabwe in the past. The defence team of the 70 men arrested in Harare in March will contest all the charges against them — including violations of Zimbabwean security, firearms, immigration and aviation laws.