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Zahira Kharsany
Groundbreaking gender protocol hailed
Africa
Zahira Kharsany
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19 Aug 2008
Gender activists breathed a sigh of relief when a long-delayed gender protocol was signed at the SADC summit in Johannesburg this weekend.
Scrapping prices
Article
Zahira Kharsany
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5 Aug 2008
Steel prices are set to rise this month, bringing the total increases in some product lines to 72% -- even though scrap metal prices have fallen.
Thousands march in Jo’burg price protest
Article
Zahira Kharsany
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Sapa Afp
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23 Jul 2008
About 25 000 Cosatu members started marching to Eskom's offices in Johannesburg on Wednesday to protest against rising electricity and food prices.
Cosatu flexes its muscles over rising prices
Article
Zahira Kharsany
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Sapa Afp
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23 Jul 2008
Tens of thousands of workers downed tools in four provinces on Wednesday to voice their "disgust" with rising living costs.
R1,5bn to keep suspects behind bars
Article
Zahira Kharsany
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17 Jul 2008
South Africa is spending R1,5billion a year to keep more than 50 000 awaiting-trial detainees behind bars.
New study probes Chinese community in SA
Article
Zahira Kharsany
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Sapa Afp
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15 Jul 2008
A paradox exists between the growing presence and the continued invisibility of Chinese migrants in South Africa, a study revealed on Tuesday.
Vuvuzelas to boost World Cup spirit
Article
Zahira Kharsany
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11 Jul 2008
Soccer fans may not only need a ticket to see their favourite teams play in the 2010 World Cup -- earplugs should also come in handy.
Free ride comes to an end
Article
Zahira Kharsany
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9 Jul 2008
Passengers travelling from areas outside the CBD will now pay two fares, one into the CBD and another for the journey onwards to suburbs such as Bryan
‘No context’
Article
Zahira Kharsany
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Thembelihle Tshabalala
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2 Jul 2008
The politician's solution to all public blunders is to claim that his or her words were misinterpreted
Neotel comes to the party
Article
Zahira Kharsany
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1 Jul 2008
South Africa's second network operator is taking on Telkom in the broadband space
Get going with Rea Vaya
Article
Zahira Kharsany
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25 Jun 2008
Mugged at a friendly petrol bowser recently? Wasting the precious stuff while keeping your car idling in gridlock?Well, Rea Vaya (we are going), Jo'burg's...
Bertrams waits for nip and tuck
Article
Zahira Kharsany
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9 Jun 2008
Bertrams, a run-down suburb adjacent to Ellis Park, has been set for a facelift from the day that South Africa was awarded the football World Cup.
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