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Anger mounts after deadly Marseille building collapse
The structural risks of the buildings and others like them were widely known, but that city officials did little when alerted about them
Hooligans brawl in spite of Putin
The organised fights of Russia’s violent football superfans are facing a clampdown by the president ahead of the World Cup
Marseilles’ cultural moment
As the European capital of culture, Marseille is shaking off its seedy image.
Top restaurants in funky Marseille
The city’s modern food scene is one of the most exciting in France.
Mucem, showing the beauty of Marseilles
A new museum in France reflects Mediterranean civilisation and culture.
SA, Lesotho set to show off water project in France
SA and Lesotho are hoping to attract funding for their infrastructure plans when they show off their giant water project in France this week.
Passionate kiss lands art lover in court
A self-professed art lover stood trial this week accused of damaging a $2-million painting by kissing it while wearing red lipstick. The deputy prosecutor in Avignon accused the defendant on Tuesday, Sam Rindy, of "savagery" for having left a lipstick smear on the work by United States artist Cy Twombly.
Flying blind
A blind Belgian man on Saturday claimed a place in the record books after completing a tour of France in a light aeroplane. Luc Costermans, a 41-year-old former businessman blinded two years ago in an accident, said he hoped to make it into the <i>Guinness World Records</i> book for his tour of the country, completed on Friday.
Man lives with mother’s corpse for five years
A 60-year-old man shared a two-room apartment with his mother's corpse for five years, concealing her death so he could receive her pension, French police said on Saturday. Intrigued that the woman born in 1904 still received social-security payments, social services in the port city of Marseilles asked police to investigate.
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Absa Rewards puts cash in your pocket
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