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/ 15 August 2008

Of dams and democracies

MOVIES OF THE WEEK: Shaun de Waal gives his view on "big-screen doccies" and reviews <i>Up the Yangtze</i> as well as <i> Please Vote for Me</i>.

By Shaun De Waal
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/ 14 August 2008

Schoeman surges ahead in Olympic pool

South Africa’s Roland Schoeman proved in Beijing on Thursday night that there is no reason to write him off just yet.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 14 August 2008

Federer in shock exit from Olympic Games

Roger Federer’s troubled season took another turn for the worse when he was sent crashing out of the Olympic Games in a shock quarterfinal defeat.

By Talek Harris
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/ 14 August 2008

SA’s Ferns finishes sixth in 100m freestyle

Frenchman Alain Bernard out-touched rival Eamon Sullivan to take Olympic gold in the 100m freestyle, with SA’s Lyndon Ferns finishing in sixth place.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 14 August 2008

Bernard conquers demons for 100m freestyle gold

Frenchman Alain Bernard put aside the demons of an agonising relay defeat to win the men’s 100m freestyle gold medal at the Beijing Games on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 14 August 2008

Phelps catches breath for final push to history

Michael Phelps came up for air on Thursday morning, swimming just the semifinals of the men’s 200m individual medley.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 14 August 2008

China warns of ‘life and death’ battle against terror

The leader of China’s restive region of Xinjiang has warned of a ”life and death struggle” against terrorism, following a series of attacks.

By Lindsay Beck
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/ 13 August 2008

Federer avenges Athens humiliation

Top seed Roger Federer avenged his Athens 2004 humiliation with a convincing win over Tomas Berdych as he remained on course for an Olympic final.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 13 August 2008

SA hockey players struggle in Beijing

South Africa’s men and women hockey teams have been under the cosh in Beijing after both sides lost their opening two games.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 13 August 2008

China under microscope as cheating rows flare

Claims of questionable officiating and even cheating flared on Wednesday with the Olympic shooting and boxing competitions coming under fire.

By Martin Parry
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/ 13 August 2008

Storm death toll in south-west China jumps to 40

The death toll from floods and mudslides triggered by Typhoon Kammuri in south-west China has doubled to 40, the Xinhua news agency said on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 13 August 2008

SA tennis fails on world stage — ‘by a whisker’

High hopes for South African tennis this week at the Olympic Games and in Washington, DC, have ended in failure.

By Sy Lerman
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/ 13 August 2008

Aussies blow away SA men’s hockey team

Australia pulverised hapless South Africa 10-0 on Wednesday in their quest to retain the Olympic men’s field hockey gold medal.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 13 August 2008

Phelps makes Olympics history

Michael Phelps became the greatest Olympian in history on Wednesday, capturing the 10th and 11th gold medals of his Games career.

By Rebecca Bryan
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/ 12 August 2008

Is this the end of Ryk Neethling?

Ryk Neethling fails to progress in Beijing, but other SA swimmers fare better in their heats.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 12 August 2008

Powell: Bolt, Gay will not catch me

Former record holder Asafa Powell says Usain Bolt and Tyson Gay will not run him down if he takes the lead in their anticipated Olympic 100m clash.

By Gene Cherry
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/ 12 August 2008

Close, but no medal for Basson

Jean Basson gave Team South Africa its best result of the Beijing Olympics to date when he finished fourth in the 200m freestyle finals on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 12 August 2008

Ceremony director: Games child singing star a fake

The girl who starred at the Olympic opening ceremony was only on stage because the real singer was not considered attractive enough, it was revealed.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 12 August 2008

Williams sisters turn on the power

US sisters Serena and Venus Williams powered on towards a likely gold-medal showdown with easy second-round wins on Tuesday.

By Martyn Herman
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/ 12 August 2008

Phelps joins Olympic greats with nine golds

US swimmer Michael Phelps carved his name among Olympic greats on Tuesday, winning a record-equalling ninth gold on a dominant morning for Americans.

By Sean Maguire
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/ 12 August 2008

EU gropes for coherent line on China

As the Beijing Olympic Games highlight China’s emergence as a world power, the EU is struggling to take a coherent approach to the Asian giant.

By Paul Taylor
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/ 11 August 2008

Olympic tennis produces raft of upsets

China’s Li Na produced a shock defeat of Svetlana Kuznetsova as the Olympic tennis tournament produced a catalogue of upsets on Monday.

By Talek Harris
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/ 11 August 2008

Records but no medals for SA swimmers

Jean Basson in the 200m freestyle offered some Olympic hope for a first SA medal on a day that saw the US victorious in the 4x100m relay final.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 11 August 2008

American team keeps Phelps’s gold dream alive

American swimmer Michael Phelps needed a little help from his friends to pip France in the relay on Monday and keep alive his dream of eight golds.

By Andrew Cawthorne
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/ 11 August 2008

Uniforms can colour judgement when referees see red

A study has found choosing the colour red for a uniform in competitive sports can affect the referee’s split-second decision-making ability.

By Belinda Goldsmith
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/ 11 August 2008

Eight people dead after suicide attacks in China

Suicide bombings and police shootings left eight people dead in western China on Sunday, as Islamic separatists attempted to steal global attention.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 10 August 2008

SA swimmers say it’s anyone’s game

”It’s anyone’s game tomorrow,” is the message from Darian Townsend after the South African team were confined to third in their heat.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 10 August 2008

China overcome spills to take lead in gym

A crash landing off the asymmetric bars by He Kexin failed to stop China from upstaging an injury-hit United States team at the Olympics on Sunday.

By Pritha Sarkar
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/ 10 August 2008

Chinese duo leap to springboard gold

China leapt and twisted to gold in the women’s synchronised three metre springboard on Sunday, claiming the first diving medals.

By Emma Graham-Harrison
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/ 10 August 2008

Tourists unfazed by fatal attack in Beijing

Western tourists sightseeing in a rainy Tiananmen Square on Sunday were unfazed by a fatal attack on an American tourist in Beijing.

By Belinda Goldsmith
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/ 10 August 2008

Coventry staying loyal to troubled Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe’s Kirsty Coventry, who won silver in the Olympic 400m individual medley on Sunday, said she would never compete for another country.

By Phumza Macanda
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/ 10 August 2008

Phelps lights up Games with ‘cool’ first gold

Swimmer Michael Phelps smashed his own world record to take a first gold on Sunday in the quest for an unprecedented eight wins.

By Andrew Cawthorne
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