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/ 16 October 2011
Robin van Persie struck twice as Arsenal began to repair the damage from their poor start to the season with a 2-1 victory at home to Sunderland.
Former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn has hit out at reports linking his name to an illegal prostitution ring.
DA leader Helen Zille has called on President Jacob Zuma to investigate allegations that state security agencies hack people’s phones.
AfriForum has given notice of its intention to oppose ANCYL leader Julius Malema’s Constitutional Court appeal against a guilty hate speech verdict.
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/ 16 October 2011
Bundesliga leaders Bayern Munich scored three goals in eight minutes to lay the foundations for a 4-0 victory over Hertha Berlin.
Andy Murray has sealed an Asian title treble, guaranteeing he will leapfrog Roger Federer in the rankings after a win over David Ferrer.
An ICC investigation into Ivory Coast’s post-election conflict will focus on two to six people thought most responsible for atrocities.
ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet says the EU treaty should be changed to prevent one member state from destabilising the rest of the bloc.
Sebastian Vettel won the Korean Grand Prix in crushing fashion on Sunday to help his Red Bull team retain the Formula One constructors’ title.
The presidency says National Police Commissioner General Bheki Cele has not been fired by President Jacob Zuma.