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South Africa

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/ 10 May 2010

Jo’burg is world class, say majority of residents

Almost three out of every four Johannesburg residents rate their city as "world class", according to a survey released on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 10 May 2010

Harmony posts third-quarter headline loss

Harmony Gold swung into a headline loss per share in the March quarter due to lower output and higher production costs.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 10 May 2010

The Lolly shtick is too easy

The editor of <em>Cosmopolitan</em> thinks Lolly Jackson was a dick for exploiting women. Verashni Pillay thinks it’s all shades of grey.

By Verashni Pillay
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Article
/ 10 May 2010

Investing for value

Simon Pearse takes a look at the South African markets and uncovers some surprising investment opportunities in inflation-linked bonds and preference bonds

By Simon Pearse
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Article
/ 10 May 2010

Starting a savings club

Chaka wants some ideas on how to set up a savings club account.

By Maya Fisher French
Mashatile re-election bad news, says DA
Article
/ 10 May 2010

Mashatile re-election bad news, says DA

The DA on Sunday described the re-appointment of Paul Mashatile as Gauteng’s ANC chairperson as "bad new" for the province.

By Staff Reporter
Smith admits to Twenty20 challenge
Article
/ 10 May 2010

Smith admits to Twenty20 challenge

South Africa captain Graeme Smith admitted it would be a "challenge" for his side to revive their World Twenty20 campaign against Pakistan on Monday.

By Julian Guyer
Mokoena, Vilakazi sink Bucs in Nedbank Cup
Article
/ 10 May 2010

Mokoena, Vilakazi sink Bucs in Nedbank Cup

Mamelodi Sundowns beat Orlando Pirates 3-1 to advance to the Nedbank Cup semifinals on Sunday, with the decisive goals coming from Bucs rejects.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 10 May 2010

Cope ‘needs to reconnect with the people’

Cope needed to reconnect with its people, the party’s deputy president, Mbhazima Shilowa, said on Sunday as he launched his party presidential bid.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 10 May 2010

Metrorail unaffected by Transnet strike

The South African Trade and Allied Workers Union strike against Transnet will go ahead on Monday, but will not affect Gauteng Metrorail services.

By Staff Reporter
Freedom Charter rescued from auction in the UK
Article
/ 9 May 2010

Freedom Charter rescued from auction in the UK

The original, signed <i>Freedom Charter</i> has been saved from going on auction in the UK, and has been handed over the South African government.

By Karabo Keepile
South Africans gear up for World Cup
Article
/ 9 May 2010

South Africans gear up for World Cup

In the final run-up to the World Cup, South Africans have snapped up tickets in a surge that will give the tournament a more African flavour.

By Griffin Shea
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Article
/ 9 May 2010

Basson strikes twice as Cheetahs win again

Right-wing Bjorn Basson scored two tries as Central Cheetahs gained a convincing 29-14 win over the Western Force in a Super 14 match on Saturday.

By Colin Bryden
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Article
/ 9 May 2010

All aboard for Transnet strike, says union

The nationwide Transnet strike by the South African Transport and Allied Workers’ Union (Satawu) would go ahead, the union said on Saturday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 9 May 2010

Gauteng ANC to crack down on ill-discipline

Newly Gauteng ANC chairperson Paul Mashatile made it clear on Saturday that the ANC was the only centre of power in the province.

By Natasha Marrian
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/ 8 May 2010

Mashatile retains position as ANC chairperson

Current Gauteng ANC chairperson Paul Mashatile retained his position after a bruising leadership battle with his deputy premier Nomvula Mokonyane.

By Natasha Marrian
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/ 8 May 2010

Bus driver charged with murder after 23 die

The owner of a bus that killed 23 people in South Africa was charged with murder on Friday, a police spokesperson said.

By Staff Reporter
SA’s rampant crime largely spares tourists
Article
/ 8 May 2010

SA’s rampant crime largely spares tourists

Every day South Africa sees about 50 killings, but the startling statistic masks enormous differences among violent crimes, which rarely affect tourists.

By Charlotte Plantive
Malema: Mine nationalisation is on ANC agenda
Article
/ 7 May 2010

Malema: Mine nationalisation is on ANC agenda

The nationalisation of mines was on the agenda of the ANC — despite government denials — ANC Youth League president Julius Malema said on Friday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 7 May 2010

Menzi guts the NPA

Menzi Simelane, the national director of public prosecutions, has "totally dismantled" the successful Specialised Commercial Crime Unit.

By Glynnis Underhilll
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Article
/ 7 May 2010

When is an RA tax-efficient?

A concerned parent wants to know if his working-age children should start a retirement annuity.

By Maya Fisher French
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Article
/ 7 May 2010

Listed property: The fourth asset class

<b>Mike Brown</b> takes a look at Proptrax, the exchange-traded fund that provides access to the JSE listed property sector.

By Staff Reporter
River of life — and death
Article
/ 7 May 2010

River of life — and death

Farmers, communities and animals are at risk because of the contamination of the Olifants River.

By Yolandi Groenewald
Funding row rocks Cope
Article
/ 7 May 2010

Funding row rocks Cope

Party strife escalates as Cope4Hope founder is accused of raising money for Lekota’s re-election.

By Mmanaledi Mataboge and Mandy Rossouw
Field of shattered dreams
Article
/ 7 May 2010

Field of shattered dreams

Nelspruit’s wildlife-inspired stadium offers scant comfort to the scarred locals, writes <b>Niren Tolsi</b>.

By Niren Tolsi
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Article
/ 7 May 2010

Top brass in flux after PetroSA probe

Turmoil has enveloped the top echelons of fuel parastatal PetroSA, with three top executives being suspended last week and then reinstated this week.

By Yolandi Groenewald
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Article
/ 7 May 2010

Massive strike set to derail core economic activities

Unions are calling it the biggest rail strike in South Africa — will affect the movement and delivery of everything from car parts to petroleum.

By Vuvu Vena
Weathering the storm
Article
/ 7 May 2010

Weathering the storm

The property sector is poised to reap the benefits of
an improved economic climate, writes <b>Ben Kelly</b>.

By Ben Kelly
Selebi’s defence closes its case
Article
/ 7 May 2010

Selebi’s defence closes its case

Jackie Selebi’s defence team closed its case in the South Gauteng High Court on Friday morning.
Closing argument will now commence on June 7.

By Adriaan Basson
Sex talk a setback for Aids
Article
/ 7 May 2010

Sex talk a setback for Aids

Anglo Coal shows how new HIV infections can be cut by half and how a management system can revolutionise the fight against the virus.

By Faranaaz Parker
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Article
/ 7 May 2010

Scramble for Africa

The United States said this week it is trying to promote a new type of trade, where Africa will add more value to its own raw materials.

By Karabo Keepile
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Article
/ 7 May 2010

When it pays to use PayPal

FNB introduced PayPal to South Africa a few months ago making it far cheaper to do low value overseas transactions.

By Maya Fisher French
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