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South Africa

Shilowa says Cope removed Lekota ‘with good reason’
Article
/ 4 June 2010

Shilowa says Cope removed Lekota ‘with good reason’

Congress of the People acting president Mbhazima Shilowa on Thursday filed an answering affidavit to Mosiuoa Lekota’s court challenge.

By Staff Reporter
Lack of Springbok stars unlikely to save Wales
Article
/ 4 June 2010

Lack of Springbok stars unlikely to save Wales

The Springbok team to play Wales this weekend is a mix and match amalgam of overseas-based players, local tyros and a hard core of regulars.

By Andy Capostagno
When the Benni dropped
Article
/ 4 June 2010

When the Benni dropped

Omission of Benni McCarthy from Bafana Bafana’s World Cup squad signals an end to the foreign-based prima donna.

By Mark Gleeson
Kallis and Duminy shine against Windies
Article
/ 4 June 2010

Kallis and Duminy shine against Windies

South Africa powered to a clean sweep of their ODI series with West Indies, when they won the final match by one wicket on Thursday.

By Paul Mitchell
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Article
/ 4 June 2010

Recall of ambassador ‘premature’

Government’s decision to recall its ambassador to Israel is premature and inappropriate, the Jewish leadership in the country said on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 4 June 2010

Pecking a fight

Not for profit award, commendation: <b>Save the Flamingo</b>.

By Yolandi Groenewald
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Article
/ 4 June 2010

Solar pays off for the poor

Energy effi ciency and carbon management award, runner-up: <b>SouthSouthNorth Projects Africa: Kuyasa</b>.

By Bronwen Kausch
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Article
/ 4 June 2010

Green, cellular and safe

Most innovative environmental strategy award,
commendation: <b>Afrox</b>.

By Duduzile Mathebula
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Article
/ 4 June 2010

Nearly one in four plants in SA is under threat

South Africa has become the first of the world’s mega-diverse countries to assess fully the status of its entire flora — a staggering 20 456 species.

By Sapa Afp and Phathisani Moyo
Mining giant treads carefully
Article
/ 4 June 2010

Mining giant treads carefully

Water care award, commendation: <b>XStrata Coal South Africa</b>.

By Lionel Faull
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Article
/ 4 June 2010

Giving waste management the attention it deserves

The National Waste Management Strategy (NWMS) is the statutory mechanism for implementing the objectives and measures of the Waste Act.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 4 June 2010

Prime example of can do

Not for profit award, winner: <b>Collect-a-Can</b>

By Yolandi Groenewald
What footprint?
Article
/ 4 June 2010

What footprint?

Energy efficiency and carbon management winner: <b>Greening Durban 2010 Programme</b>.

By Yolandi Groenewald
DG slammed over digital TV U-turn
Article
/ 4 June 2010

DG slammed over digital TV U-turn

Communications department appears to favour Japanese technology over European model.

By Lloyd Gedye and Glynnis Underhill
Making sensible beer
Article
/ 4 June 2010

Making sensible beer

Water care award, winner: <b>SABMiller</b>

By Michelle Nel
Being the change it wants to see
Article
/ 4 June 2010

Being the change it wants to see

Most innovative environmental strategy, commendation: <b>Cullinan and Associates</b>.

By Christina Gossmann
Nature helps with clean-up
Article
/ 4 June 2010

Nature helps with clean-up

Most innovative environmental strategy award, runner-up: <b>AECI</b>.

By Miles Masterson
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Article
/ 4 June 2010

From a dump to a paradise oasis

Not for profit merit award: <b>Bishopscourt Village Residents’ Association</b>.

By Christina Gossmann
Inspired to be freshly green
Article
/ 4 June 2010

Inspired to be freshly green

Most innovative environmental strategy, winner: <b>Pick n Pay</b>.

By Michelle Nel
Becoming part of the solution
Article
/ 4 June 2010

Becoming part of the solution

Schools and institutions award, commendation:
<b>Wessa/WWF-SA Eco-Schools Programme</b>.

By Sharon Dell
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Article
/ 4 June 2010

“Make Mzantsi Beautiful”

The national awareness campaign billed as “Make Mzantsi Beautiful” will rally the public to collect, recycle and dispose of litter.

By Staff Reporter
Kebble’s voice from the grave
Article
/ 4 June 2010

Kebble’s voice from the grave

A new video recording illuminates the relationship between Brett Kebble and some of former police chief Jackie Selebi’s lieutenants.

By Jackie Mapiloko and Sam Sole Author
MaNtuli fined one goat for bad behaviour
Article
/ 3 June 2010

MaNtuli fined one goat for bad behaviour

President Jacob Zuma’s second wife, Nompumelelo Ntuli, was fined a goat in April as punishment for bad behaviour.

By Jackie Mapiloko and Karabo Keepile
World Cup visitors: Not all doom and gloom
Article
/ 3 June 2010

World Cup visitors: Not all doom and gloom

There’s no need to be downbeat — the expected tourist flood to SA for the World Cup hasn’t materialised but South Africans can reap the benefits.

By Duduzile Mathebula
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Article
/ 3 June 2010

Toilet protests subside, says Cape Town mayor

Khayelitsha’s toilet protests have "subsided", Cape Town mayor Dan Plato said on Thursday, as police said unrest continued in the township.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 3 June 2010

SA wages worry business

South African businesses have grown more worried about the direction of economic policy and the impact of above-inflation pay rises.

By Stella Mapenzauswa
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Article
/ 3 June 2010

SABC board must take action against Molefe, say SOS

The SABC board must take urgent action against the recent appointment of Phil Molefe as head of news, the SOS Campaign said on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 3 June 2010

The ETF vs unit trust debate

Why invest in an exchange traded fund (ETF) when you can invest in a top performing unit trust?

By Maya Fisher French
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Article
/ 3 June 2010

Burnout at Bushfire

SA’s corporates pour a lot of funding into the arts, but this can become a double-edged sword, as was the case with Swaziland’s Bushfire Festival.

By Lloyd Gedye
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Article
/ 3 June 2010

SA recalls ambassador to Israel

South Africa will recall its ambassador to Israel following a deadly attack on a vessel attempting to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza.

By Hlengiwe Nhlabathi
Popular England arrive in SA for World Cup
Article
/ 3 June 2010

Popular England arrive in SA for World Cup

England arrived in South Africa on Thursday morning hoping a favourable first-round draw can be the catalyst for a serious World Cup challenge.

By David Legge
Cabinet sets up team to foil xenophobic attacks
Article
/ 3 June 2010

Cabinet sets up team to foil xenophobic attacks

Cabinet spent time this week worrying about the damage done if service delivery protests or xenophobic attacks take place during the Soccer World Cup.

By Michael Hamlyn
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