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/ 20 August 2010

Parents, pupils called to help teach

As pupils taught their peers in the absence of striking teachers, the basic education department claimed it would support schools during the strike.

By Kamogelo Seekoei
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/ 20 August 2010

‘I deserve a bonus’

CSA’s chief executive, Gerald Majola, gave himself a R1,7-million bonus for the successful running of the IPL and the ICC Champions Trophy.

By Neil Manthorp
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Article
/ 20 August 2010

Zuma fears ‘plot’ at ANC indaba

President Jacob Zuma is so alarmed by rumours that some ANC leaders are planning a revolt against him that he has embarked on a tour of the provinces.

By Matuma Letsoala, Mmanaledi Mataboge and Mandy Rossouw
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Article
/ 20 August 2010

Giants take centre stage at this year’s MTN 8 cup

Golden Arrows, the previous winners of the MTN 8, will not be around to defend the cup they earned with such ease last year.

By Percy Zvomuya
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/ 20 August 2010

Strikers dance as patients are left high and dry

Crowds of healthcare workers sang and danced as they protested outside Natalspruit Hospital in Thokoza on Wednesday, watched by the police.

By Tarryn Harbour and Lisa Steyn
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/ 20 August 2010

Now SABC has to face the music

Ben Ngubane, the SABC board chair, is girding his loins for a showdown in Parliament, convinced that board members are trying to have him sacked.

By Glynnis Underhill
ANC Youth League in the red
Article
/ 20 August 2010

ANC Youth League in the red

A sheriff of the court went to Luthuli House in Johannesburg in June. But for fear of political fallout, he did not remove any property.

By Mandy Rossouw
Lean, mean season for small fry
Article
/ 20 August 2010

Lean, mean season for small fry

Bad debt, liquidation rise as small business continues to suffer from the recession.

By Tarryn Harbour
De Zille: A marriage of inconvenience
Article
/ 19 August 2010

De Zille: A marriage of inconvenience

It is probably mean to be disparaging about the chances of newlyweds staying together long after the honeymoon bliss has worn off.

By Eusebius McKaiser
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Article
/ 19 August 2010

Strike a rock, don’t objectify it

A great aunt of mine used to say there are two kinds of women: those who do things because men like them done that way, and those who do things right.

By Valencia Talane
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Article
/ 19 August 2010

Editor prods business to speak out about media

Business leaders should be raising their voices against planned media controls, said the editor-in-chief of Independent Newspapers Cape on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 19 August 2010

Former deputy minister Joe Matthews dies

ANC and IFP veteran and former deputy security minister Joe Matthews died in a Johannesburg clinic on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 19 August 2010

Govt: There’s no intention to limit media freedom

The government is concerned about negative foreign coverage of its perceived attempts to place restrictions on the press, a spokesperson has said.

By Jacques Keet and Emsie Ferreira
Changing their thinking
Article
/ 19 August 2010

Changing their thinking

Yolande Peter, a finalist in the annual Microsoft Innovative Teachers Forum Awards in 2009, shares the details of her project.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 19 August 2010

Govt has ‘no choice’ but to implement wage offer

The government on Thursday said it would have ‘no choice’ but to unilaterally implement its final offer of a 7% wage increase for public servants.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 19 August 2010

Scoring goals

Nomfanelo Magwentshu was the little-known person who really worked hard to ensure everything operated like clockwork during the Soccer World Cup.

By Thabo Mohlala
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/ 19 August 2010

‘Every great and creative person had a great teacher’

Dr Linda Chisholm, special adviser to Minister of Basic Education, has spent most of her career trying to make a difference to the education system.

By Sameera Karolia
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/ 19 August 2010

Moving up slowly

More women have taken up leadership positions in various business and government structures, but there is a great deal that still needs to be done.

By Thabo Mohlala
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Article
/ 19 August 2010

Human rights have a long way to go

The constitutional mandate on gender equality is clear, and the legislative process is providing the building blocks for a gender-equitable society.

By Staff Reporter
In search of a mentor
Article
/ 19 August 2010

In search of a mentor

Someone to give working women advice on dealing with “glass ceilings” and juggling work and home responsibilities is a boon.

By Sameerah Karolia
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Article
/ 19 August 2010

Strike results in postponement of Agliotti trial

The trial murder accused Glenn Agliotti was on Thursday again delayed in the South Gauteng High Court due to the public-sector strike.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 19 August 2010

Public servants’ wage demands ‘not affordable’

The 8,6% wage increase demanded by public-service unions is simply not affordable, government spokesperson Themba Maseko said on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 19 August 2010

Motshekga: Respect non-striking teachers

Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga has urged striking teachers to respect their colleagues who chose not to get involved in the strike.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 19 August 2010

Questions over future use of World Cup stadiums

South Africa’s World Cup stadiums are hunting for new business, but the country’s most lucrative sports say they were sidelined long before kick-off.

By Justine Gerardy
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Article
/ 19 August 2010

MTN subscribers increase to 129-million

The MTN Group delivered a sound operational performance for the six months ended June 30 2010, increasing subscribers by 11,4% to 129,2-million.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 19 August 2010

Turner among three added to Wallaby squad

Sevens representatives Lachie Turner, Nick Cummins and Pat McCabe were on Thursday included in the squad for the Wallabies’ Tri-Nations Tests in SA.

By Staff Reporter
‘We have raised the bar, and now we must rise to meet it’
Article
/ 19 August 2010

‘We have raised the bar, and now we must rise to meet it’

The lessons learned from organising a successful World Cup must serve as a template for better delivery, President Jacob Zuma says.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 19 August 2010

Vuvuzela trumpeted by Oxford dictionary

The vuvuzela, which became the sound of the Soccer World Cup, has won an entry in the latest edition of the <i>Oxford Dictionary of English</i>.

By Staff Reporter
Nationwide strike set to intensify
Article
/ 19 August 2010

Nationwide strike set to intensify

The public servants’ strike will step up a gear on Thursday, despite government’s protestations that it doesn’t have the cash for an improved offer.

By Ben Maclennan
Speed testing on horizon for Aids
Article
/ 19 August 2010

Speed testing on horizon for Aids

A device aimed at measuring the body’s immune
response to HIV on site could ‘revolutionise’ Aids care in poor, under-resourced areas.

By Mara Kardas-Nelson
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Article
/ 18 August 2010

TV personality Fiona Coyne dies

Weakest Link presenter Fiona Coyne has died, it was reported on Wednesday.

By Mail Guardian Reporter
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/ 18 August 2010

DUT suspends academic activity

The deeply troubled Durban University of Technology (DUT) closed its doors, suspending all academic activities, on Wednesday at around noon.

By David Macfarlane and Ryan Hoffmann
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