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South Africa

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/ 1 July 2010

US tourist shot near Gautrain station

An American tourist was shot in a robbery in Sandton, just after stepping off the Gautrain to start his holiday in South Africa.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 July 2010

Mine deaths: Union points finger at illegal miners

Illegal miners may have ambushed a proto team working underground at Harmony’s Phakisa mine, leading to their deaths, trade union Uasa says.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 July 2010

Western Cape welcomes Aarto delay

The Western Cape has dropped a bid for a high court action against new road traffic legislation, after receiving confirmation that its been delayed.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 July 2010

Minister wants more black ownership of mines

Minister of Mineral Resources Susan Shabangu on Wednesday was adamant that 26% of mines should be black-owned by 2014.

By Denise Williams
Judgement day for Jackie Selebi
Article
/ 1 July 2010

Judgement day for Jackie Selebi

On Thursday Judge Meyer Joffe started handing down judgement in the corruption trial of former top cop Jackie Selebi.

By Ilham Rawoot
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/ 1 July 2010

Grahamstown: Media capital of SA

Although Grahamstown may be soccer-weary for now, next week it will become the media capital of Africa.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 30 June 2010

NUM notifies Eskom of intention to strike

Mineworkers’ union NUM on Wednesday formally notified Eskom of its intention to go on strike next week.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 30 June 2010

Solidarity rejects Eskom’s offer

Trade union Solidarity will not accept Eskom’s 8% wage offer and has pushed through certain revisions for the power utility to consider.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 30 June 2010

Govt to increase monitoring of mining industry

The government will be stepping up its monitoring of the mining industry to ensure that transformation takes place, Minister Susan Shabangu said.

By Staff Reporter
NUM mobilises members for Eskom strike
Article
/ 30 June 2010

NUM mobilises members for Eskom strike

The National Union of Mineworkers on Wednesday notified Eskom of its intention to go on strike next week over wages, a union spokesperson said.

By Phumza Sokana
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/ 30 June 2010

SA’s trade deficit narrower, pressure seen

South Africa’s trade deficit narrowed sharply in May as exports rose despite a transport sector strike.

By Staff Reporter
Strike threat Eskom widens
Article
/ 30 June 2010

Strike threat Eskom widens

A potential strike at Eskom widened after a second union said on Wednesday its members rejected a new pay offer.

By James Macharia
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/ 30 June 2010

Botched circumcisions kill 40 in SA

Botched circumcisions in South Africa have killed 40 boys and put more than 100 in hospital this month, a health official said on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 30 June 2010

Steyn to be investigated over alleged spitting incident

SA paceman Dale Steyn is to be investigated by match referee Jeff Crowe for allegedly spitting in the direction of West Indies spinner Sulieman Benn.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 30 June 2010

SA annual credit growth turns positive in May

Demand for credit by South Africa’s private sector registered the first annual growth in eight months in May, but was up only marginally.

By Staff Reporter
England fan pleads guilty, fined over World Cup intrusion
Article
/ 30 June 2010

England fan pleads guilty, fined over World Cup intrusion

A fan who berated England’s World Cup team after entering their dressing room has been fined after admitting being in an area without authorisation.

By Staff Reporter
Sunday Mirror reporter in World Cup court
Article
/ 30 June 2010

Sunday Mirror reporter in World Cup court

British journalist Simon Wright appeared in Cape Town’s special World Cup Court on Wednesday. Magistrate Grant Engel postponed the case to July 7.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 30 June 2010

World Cup celebrities praise South Africa on Twitter

Hosting the first Soccer World Cup in the age of Twitter, South Africa has discovered unexpected benefits in its campaign to market the country.

By Sibongile Khumalo
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/ 30 June 2010

Union votes to go on Eskom strike

The National Union of Mineworkers’ (NUM) leaders have voted to go on strike at Eskom from next week.

By Staff Reporter
Spain and Paraguay in quarters, Fifa sorry
Article
/ 30 June 2010

Spain and Paraguay in quarters, Fifa sorry

Spain and Paraguay squeezed into the World Cup quarterfinals on Tuesday while Fifa boss Sepp Blatter apologised for two colossal refereeing blunders.

By Andrew Cawthorne
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/ 30 June 2010

Jabulani ball ‘too perfect’ to fly straight

When it comes to the World Cup Jabulani football, perfect may not be good enough, according to scientists who have analysed the controversial ball.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 29 June 2010

Transnet: Gama is out

Transnet Freight Rail chief executive Siyabonga Gama was "summarily dismissed" on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
Paraguay beat Japan on penalties
Article
/ 29 June 2010

Paraguay beat Japan on penalties

Paraguay beat Japan on penalties to move into the World Cup quarterfinals on Tuesday after the match finished goalless after extra time.

By Peter Rutherford
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/ 29 June 2010

NUM rejects Eskom offer

The National Union of Mineworkers on Tuesday rejected Eskom’s most recent wage offer.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 29 June 2010

Mozambique authorities deny trafficking report

Mozambican police authorities on Tuesday denied a news report that about 20 trafficked minors had been discovered on the border with South Africa.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 29 June 2010

Eskom sweetens the deal for unions

Eskom has increased a disputed wage offer to workers in a move that may end a deadlock and avoid a potential strike.

By Shapi Shacinda
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/ 29 June 2010

SA diplomatic staff dodge traffic fines in UK

SA diplomatic staff owe more than £600 000 (about R6,8-million) in unpaid traffic congestion charges to the UK government.

By Jenni Ogrady
SAHRC keeps eye on xenophobia reports
Article
/ 29 June 2010

SAHRC keeps eye on xenophobia reports

The SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) hopes that rumours of a resurgence in xenophobic violence after the World Cup are "just a threat".

By Molaole Montsho
Referees defend themselves after blunders
Article
/ 29 June 2010

Referees defend themselves after blunders

World Cup referees defended themselves on Tuesday in the wake of officiating blunders that led Sepp Blatter to apologise to England and Mexico.

By Jim Slater and Barnaby Chesterman
ANC rejects Zille’s claim of ‘feudal authoritarianism’
Article
/ 29 June 2010

ANC rejects Zille’s claim of ‘feudal authoritarianism’

Feudal authoritarianism had nothing to do with the Khayelitsha toilets saga, the African National Congress (ANC) said on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 29 June 2010

Vodacom loses $79m after interconnect rate cut

Vodacom said on Tuesday it has lost about $79-million in the last three months due to a regulatory rate cut.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 29 June 2010

Court rejects Basson application

An appeal application by Wouter Basson to overturn a court ruling allowing the HPCSA to continue probing his conduct was dismissed on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
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