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SA stocks book worst week in six months
Article
/ 18 May 2012

SA stocks book worst week in six months

SA stocks have fallen 1.3%, booking their worst weekly performance in six months as investors continued to hit shares of resource firms and banks.

By Reuters
Facebook shares slump in Nasdaq debut
Article
/ 18 May 2012

Facebook shares slump in Nasdaq debut

Facebook shares have fizzled on their first day of trade on the Nasdaq, erasing early gains of as much as 18% at close to their IPO price.

By Reuters
UN monitors in Syria to be taken to safety after attack
Article
/ 16 May 2012

UN monitors in Syria to be taken to safety after attack

The United Nations has plans to collect a monitoring team from a Syrian town after they spent the night in the hands of rebels following an attack.

By Reuters
Basque separatists field team for France, Spain ‘talks’
Article
/ 16 May 2012

Basque separatists field team for France, Spain ‘talks’

In a bid to pressure France and Spain into agreeing to direct negotiations, the Basque separatist group ETA says it has set up a delegation for talks.

By Reuters
Mexican novelist Carlos Fuentes dies at 83
Article
/ 16 May 2012

Mexican novelist Carlos Fuentes dies at 83

Carlos Fuentes was Mexico’s most celebrated novelist and among Latin America’s most prominent authors, and an outspoken critic of US foreign policy.

By Reuters
Police seize 10 rhino horns in anti-poaching blitz
Article
/ 16 May 2012

Police seize 10 rhino horns in anti-poaching blitz

A Vietnamese man has been arrested after a police raid on his premises found 10 rhino horns, one elephant tusk and nearly R25-million in cash.

By Reuters
Liberia’s Taylor claims conspiracy in war crimes trial
Africa
/ 16 May 2012

Liberia’s Taylor claims conspiracy in war crimes trial

Liberian warlord Charles Taylor has accused UN prosecutors of paying witnesses to testify against him as he addressed a war crimes court in The Hague.

By Reuters
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Article
/ 15 May 2012

Rebekah Brooks charged over phone hacking scandal

Rebekah Brooks has been charged with perverting the course of justice over a phone hacking scandal at one of Rupert Murdoch’s newspapers.

By Reuters
Ugandan army captures Kony ally
Africa
/ 13 May 2012

Ugandan army captures Kony ally

One of the Lord’s Resistance Army’s top five rebels has been captured by Uganda, bringing the country a step closer to catching Joseph Kony.

By Reuters
Suspected rhino poacher killed in Kruger Park
Article
/ 10 May 2012

Suspected rhino poacher killed in Kruger Park

A suspected rhino poacher has been shot dead in the Kruger National Park, while two others have been arrested for killing a mother and her calf.

By Reuters
Where the Wild Things Are author Maurice Sendak dies
Article
/ 8 May 2012

Where the Wild Things Are author Maurice Sendak dies

Maurice Sendak, author and illustrator of the iconic children’s book, has died at the age of 83.

By Reuters
Laurent Gbagbo charged with crimes against humanity
Africa
/ 30 November 2011

Laurent Gbagbo charged with crimes against humanity

The ICC has charged ex-Ivorian leader Laurent Gbagbo with four counts of crimes against humanity, adding that his opponents may be similarly charged.

By David Smith, Robin McKie, Sapa Afp, Sapa, Reuters and Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 28 November 2011

‘Last-ditch’ UN climate talks kick off at COP17 in Durban

UN talks to save the Kyoto Protocol begin today in Durban, aimed at cutting emissions blamed for rising sea levels, intense storms and crop failures.

By Faranaaz Parker, Sapa Afp, Sapa, Reuters and Staff Reporter
Protesters to rally worldwide against greedy rich
Article
/ 15 October 2011

Protesters to rally worldwide against greedy rich

Protesters worldwide geared up for a cry of rage against bankers, financiers and politicians they accuse of condemning millions to poverty.

By Staff Reporter and Mail & Guardian Online reporter, Reuters and Sapa
SA recognises NTC as Libya’s legitimate leaders
Article
/ 20 September 2011

SA recognises NTC as Libya’s legitimate leaders

South Africa has joined the AU in recognising the National Transitional Council as Libya’s government, saying the NTC had addressed its main concerns.

By Katharine Child and Mail & Guardian Online reporter, Reuters and Sapa
Zuma faces another family scandal
Article
/ 5 June 2010

Zuma faces another family scandal

President Jacob Zuma’s second wife Nompumelelo Ntuli has a 13-year-old son with South African actor Joe Mafela.

By Jackie Mapiloko, Sapa, Reuters and Staff Reporter
‘We voted ANC but it seems we are forgotten’
Article
/ 3 March 2010

‘We voted ANC but it seems we are forgotten’

SA police fired rubber bullets and water cannons on Tuesday to quell protests in Orange Farm near Johannesburg in which one policeman was shot.

By Mail & Guardian Online reporter, Reuters and Sapa and Mail Guardian Reporter
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