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South Africa

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/ 6 October 2009

Praise for match-winner Watson

Ricky Ponting has lauded Shane Watson for his match-winning century that led his side to victory over New Zealand in the Champions Trophy final.

By Manoj Vatsyayana
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/ 6 October 2009

SA drops in international rating

The declining effectiveness of the country’s justice system is a major reason for the slide in the global index of African governance.

By Mandy Rossouw
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/ 6 October 2009

A sense of equilibrium restored

Don’t underestimate how differently this government sees itself from its predecessor.

By Richard Calland
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/ 6 October 2009

Tut tut, but don’t take away our oil

Tougher sanctions on Iran are unlikely, despite compelling reports that the country has an underground uranium enrichment plant.

By Simon Tisdall
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/ 5 October 2009

Panesar signs deal with Highveld Lions

England left-arm spinner Monty Panesar has signed a deal with South African franchise the Highveld Lions to play in the country’s SuperSport Series.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 October 2009

ANC sets up task team to support Semenya

The ANC has established a task team to support athlete Caster Semenya and her family, it announced in Johannesburg on Monday.

By Carol Hills
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/ 5 October 2009

ANC: Leave the disciplining of our members to us

Disciplining members of the ANC was an internal matter, the ruling party said on Monday after the FF+ reiterated its call for action against the ANCYL

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 October 2009

Hlophe to withdraw Constitutional Court appeal

John Hlophe will withdraw his appeal to the Constitutional Court over an alleged violation of his rights, one of his lawyers said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 October 2009

Selebi points finger at Ngcuka, Pikoli

Jackie Selebi says he is being prosecuted because he became privy to damning information on former NPA prosecutors Bulelani Ngcuka and Vusi Pikoli.

By Adriaan Basson, Ilham Rawoot and Sello S Alcock
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/ 5 October 2009

Selebi playing victim, says Pikoli

Axed NPA boss Vusi Pikoli has accused former police chief Jackie Selebi of trying to "deflect attention away from the serious charges he is facing".

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 October 2009

Fitch: Low bond appetite may hamper Eskom financing

Eskom will have to raise most of its funding needs from domestic bond issues, ratings agency Fitch said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 October 2009

SA recovery seen this year, says Reserve Bank

South Africa’s economy may come out of recession later this year, the South African Reserve Bank’s deputy governor says.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 October 2009

De Sa keeps his feet on the ground

BidVest Wits coach Roger de Sa is not getting carried with his team’s unbeaten run that has seen them ascend to second place in the PSL standings.

By Billy Cooper
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/ 5 October 2009

Selebi pleads not guilty at graft trial

Former police chief Jackie Selebi was the victim of a conspiracy by former prosecution heads Bulelani Ngcuka and Vusi Pikoli, a court heard on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 October 2009

BMW pumps R2,2bn into SA production plant

At a time when just about every vehicle manufacturer in SA is downsizing its workforce, BMW has announced a R2,2-billion investment.

By Sukasha Singh
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/ 5 October 2009

Surprises in store at Selebi trial

The corruption case against former police National Commissioner Jackie Selebi has been strengthened by the surprise inclusion of Billy Rautenbach.

By Sello S Alcock
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/ 5 October 2009

A deadly war of languages

The call for a predominantly Afrikaans University of Stellenbosch is neither racist nor nationalist.

By Hermann Giliomee
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/ 5 October 2009

BMF in a tailspin over succession report

Jimmy Manyi’s appointment to the post of director-general for the Labour Department has also created discomfort.

By Mmanaledi Mataboge
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/ 5 October 2009

Empowerment war Simmers

Lynley Donnelly reports on the mining sector spat that arose from claims that Simmers wants a docile BEE partner.

By Lynley Donnelly
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/ 4 October 2009

Gay marriage, abortion rights ‘not under threat’

The presidency has dismissed suggestions by conservative groups that President Jacob Zuma will change legislation on abortion and same-sex marriages.

By Mandy Rossouw
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/ 4 October 2009

BAE set to be charged

the United Kingdom’s Serious Fraud Office will seek to prosecute defence company BAE Systems, which may have implications for SA’s arms deal probe.

By Sam Sole Author and Stefaans Brmmer
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/ 4 October 2009

From extinction to distinction

In a year that’s seen a sense of apathy towards four-wheeled vehicles, Nissan’s juggernaut has muscled its way into many sought-after segments.

By Ray Leathern
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/ 4 October 2009

Allegations fly in wire sector

South Africa’s alleged wire cartel has been accused of using anti-competitive practices to scupper a wire importer from entering the market.

By Lloyd Gedye
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/ 3 October 2009

ANC Youth League renews Nedbank threat

Nedbank must retain its sponsorship of Athletics SA or face the wrath of patriotic South Africans, the ANC Youth League said on Saturday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 3 October 2009

Ponting’s three-word recipe for Champions Trophy success

Ricky Ponting needed only three words to explain why Australia crushed England by nine wickets and qualified for the Champions Trophy final.

By David Legge
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/ 3 October 2009

Ethnic tension boils over

Shackdwellers describe the terror of coming under siege during violence that left two dead and a KZN community riven. Niren Tolsi reports.

By Niren Tolsi
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/ 3 October 2009

Mercs for hard up SABC staff

The cash-strapped SABC has negotiated a “corporate spring offer” from Mercedes-Benz, which it has circulated to all SABC personnel.

By Glynnis Underhill
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/ 3 October 2009

You got it wrong, Mr President

Expert suggests Zuma can’t tell his ‘shoot-to-kills’ from his ‘dying-to-shoots’.

By Sello S Alcock
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/ 3 October 2009

Moe Shaik’s appointment angers opposition parties

The appointment of Moe Shaik as South African Secret Service head on Friday raised the ire of several political parties.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 3 October 2009

DA and Cope go on first date

The DA said it would give Cope until June next year to show its commitment to a possible coalition.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 3 October 2009

It’s a bit like Shrek

While Sukasha Singh is not terribly fond of children,
she understands why the Verso is good for the family.

By Sukasha Singh
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/ 3 October 2009

Good citizenship key to fighting crime

What the recently released crime statistics mostly tell us about is the state of citizenship in South Africa

By Staff Reporter
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