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/ 13 March 2006

DA: Selebi earns ‘incredible’ R75 364 per month

Senior police officers were overpaid, the Democratic Alliance said on Sunday. ”It seems that President Thabo Mbeki’s 2005 State of the Nation commitment to ‘improve the salaries of members of the police service’ has largely only benefited senior police managers, including National Police Commissioner, Jackie Selebi,” DA spokesperson Roy Jankielsohn said.

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/ 13 March 2006

Shades of green

”Back in the 1990s, I visited Kona Village Resort on Hawaii’s ”big island”. A truly beautiful and charming place, the overblown telegenic hula of Elvis and Steve McGarrett’s high-rise Honolulu nearby seemed a million miles away. With a fresh flower lei around my neck, I quickly settled into the ”barefoot luxury” of what the hotel blurb called the real Hawaii”, writes Simon Mills.

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/ 13 March 2006

Zuma accuser ‘froze’ after alleged rape

To freeze during a rape and then take a long time to report it is consistent with the behaviour of a rape survivor, Jacob Zuma’s rape trial heard on Monday. Clinical psychologist Merle Friedman was testifying on the responses to rape by survivors and in particular with regard to the woman who laid charges against the former deputy president.

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/ 13 March 2006

Drive your Volkswagen with Google Earth

Car maker Volkswagen (VW) and internet giant Google are developing an in-car navigation system that gives directions using Google Earth images, Volkswagen said on Monday. The three-dimensional display, combining road maps with satellite imagery of locations, also makes use of online data that provides the driver with information on traffic conditions and the weather, VW said.

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/ 13 March 2006

ANC, ID mum on new Cape Town deal

<img src="http://www.mg.co.za/ContentImages/262374/vote-box_blue.gif" align=left>The African National Congress and the Independent Democrats are keeping mum on an apparent deal that has been struck with a third smaller party for control of the Cape Town metropolitan council, according to the South African Broadcasting Corporation.