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South Africa

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/ 15 June 2010

‘Fifa don’t have a monopoly over orange’

A group of 36 young Dutch fans in orange miniskirts were detained at Soccer City stadium for wearing outfits designed by a Dutch beer company.

By Staff Reporter
2010 diary: Beating Uruguay is a must
Article
/ 15 June 2010

2010 diary: Beating Uruguay is a must

The pace of the World Cup comes thick and fast now, leaving little time to start intricate work on tactics and plans, writes <i>Mark Gleeson</i>.

By Mark Gleeson
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Article
/ 15 June 2010

Palin plans trip to meet ‘heroine’ Margaret Thatcher

Sarah Palin is promising to honour the woman she calls the Iron Lady by visiting Britain to see Margaret Thatcher.

By Staff Reporter
South Africa over jitters, confident of first win
Article
/ 15 June 2010

South Africa over jitters, confident of first win

South Africa claim they have shrugged off opening day World Cup jitters and will be much more enterprising against Uruguay on Wednesday.

By Mark Gleeson
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Article
/ 15 June 2010

Eskom workers threaten to down tools

Workers at power utility Eskom could go on strike by Thursday if their demands for an 18% wage hike are not met, a union spokesperson said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 15 June 2010

Gama threatens legal action against Transnet

Suspended Transnet Freight Rail chief executive Siyabonga Gama is threatening legal action to stave off his dismissal, the company said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
Japan coach Okada wins breathing room
Article
/ 14 June 2010

Japan coach Okada wins breathing room

Eleven games into the tournament and Ghana remains the only African team to have won a match after Cameroon slumped to a 1-0 loss to Japan.

By Phathisani Moyo
Honda drives Japan to win over Cameroon
Article
/ 14 June 2010

Honda drives Japan to win over Cameroon

Keisuke Honda carried Japan to their first World Cup finals victory on foreign soil when he scored the goal which beat Cameroon 1-0.

By Neil Maidment
‘We wanted to play beautiful football’
Article
/ 14 June 2010

‘We wanted to play beautiful football’

Holland’s 2-0 victory over Denmark at Soccer City in Johannesburg on Monday lacked the masterful brush-strokes of the traditional Dutch masters.

By Niren Tolsi
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Article
/ 14 June 2010

Rea Vaya workers go on Soccer City strike

A strike by some Rea Vaya bus drivers at Soccer City on Monday afternoon has left nearly a thousand fans looking for alternative transport.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 14 June 2010

Samwu Ekurhuleni members face disciplinary action

Municipality intends to charge all municipal workers and shop stewards who embarked on "illegal activities" during a recent strike.

By Hlengiwe Nhlabathi
Luck helps Netherlands beat Denmark
Article
/ 14 June 2010

Luck helps Netherlands beat Denmark

The Netherlands needed a lucky own goal and a strike by Dirk Kuyt to get their World Cup campaign off to a winning start with a 2-0 win over Denmark.

By Mike Collett
Jive Soweto
Article
/ 14 June 2010

Jive Soweto

<em>Matthew Krouse</em> looks at Jodi Bieber’s book about regular people in an extraordinary place.

By Matthew Krouse
Humble Henry learns to live on fringes … for now
Article
/ 14 June 2010

Humble Henry learns to live on fringes … for now

When the France players visited a township on Sunday, the man all the children wanted to touch was the Cup’s most famous substitute, Thierry Henry.

By Patrick Vignal
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Article
/ 14 June 2010

Consumer confidence slips

Confidence among South Africa’s consumers slipped in the second quarter as households took a dim view of their finances.

By Staff Reporter
Intermediaries cast ballots on insurance providers
Article
/ 14 June 2010

Intermediaries cast ballots on insurance providers

South African intermediaries gave recognition to the top insurance companies at an awards ceremony that was held on 3 June 2010 at Emperors Palace.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 14 June 2010

Reconciling the past

Andries Bezuidenhout’s latest album is a superb contribution to South African folk music

By Lloyd Gedye
Charity begins with a bag
Article
/ 14 June 2010

Charity begins with a bag

In a previous life the raw material of Give It Bag’s elegant new range of clutch bags carried maize meal or building rubble.

By Matthew Krouse
More headaches for Hogan
Article
/ 14 June 2010

More headaches for Hogan

While infighting persists at troubled parastatals, Transnet’s plans to allow private sector buy-in add to the minister’s woes.

By Lynley Donnelly and Mandy Rossouw
Police clash with workers in first unrest
Article
/ 14 June 2010

Police clash with workers in first unrest

Several people were injured when protesting security guards threw bottles at the office of a security manager at the Moses Mabhida stadium on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
Youth trampled as bulls fight
Article
/ 14 June 2010

Youth trampled as bulls fight

Youth wage subsidy pushed aside while factions — and politicians — struggle for power.

By Lynley Donnelly
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Article
/ 14 June 2010

Glaring farm school failure

Zuma dedicated the World Cup to combating inequalities in education — farm schools are a prime example.

By Thabo Mohlala
No gold here
Article
/ 14 June 2010

No gold here

DEFINITELY NOT THE SOUTH AFRICAN MOVIE OF THE WEEK: <em>Shaun de Waal</em> reviews <em>Egoli</em>.

By Staff Reporter
New vuvuzelas to turn down the World Cup volume
Article
/ 14 June 2010

New vuvuzelas to turn down the World Cup volume

Makers of the vuvuzela plastic horns that have become a talking point at the Soccer World Cup have come up with a toned-down version.

By Staff Reporter
Africa’s musical boots
Article
/ 14 June 2010

Africa’s musical boots

<b>Lloyd Gedye</b> caught up with the continent’s music stars before the Fifa Kick-Off Concert on Thursday and asked them about their expectations.

By Lloyd Gedye
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Article
/ 14 June 2010

Global warming will worsen air pollution

Research by a PhD student suggests that municipal governments will have to reassess air pollution monitoring priorities as climate change kicks in.

By Christina Scott
Super-charged Steyn leads South Africa to victory
Article
/ 14 June 2010

Super-charged Steyn leads South Africa to victory

Fast bowler Dale Steyn starred again as South Africa secured a 163-run victory over the West Indies in the opening Test on Sunday.

By Paul Mitchell
Police break up Cup wages protest
Article
/ 14 June 2010

Police break up Cup wages protest

Riot police charged into hundreds of security stewards at a Soccer World Cup stadium early Monday morning to break up a protest over low wages.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 14 June 2010

Lanseria reopens after emergency landing

Lanseria airport has reopened after the wreckage of a plane which had to belly land was removed from its runway on Sunday.

By Staff Reporter
Germans show power, Ghana pride of Africa
Article
/ 13 June 2010

Germans show power, Ghana pride of Africa

Germany gave a devastating display of their nation’s traditional power on Sunday to overrun Australia and Ghana were the toast of Africa.

By Barry Moody
Mandela family identify driver in fatal crash
Article
/ 13 June 2010

Mandela family identify driver in fatal crash

The car in which Nelson Mandela’s great grand-daughter died was driven by the son of the boyfriend of one of the former president’s daughters.

By Emsie Ferreira
Serbia: ‘Ghana had more luck’
Article
/ 13 June 2010

Serbia: ‘Ghana had more luck’

Ghana, arguably Africa’s most well equipped team, become the continent’s first nation to register a win at the Soccer World Cup.

By Niren Tolsi
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