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/ 12 October 2009
The September oobarometer has shown a 1,8% rise in house prices year-on-year, ooba (formerly MortgageSA) said on Monday.
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/ 12 October 2009
Italy scraped a draw against the Republic of Ireland to join Germany, Denmark and Serbia as the latest European teams to secure 2010 World Cup places.
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/ 12 October 2009
Bipolar disorder is similar to other lifelong illnesses, such as high blood pressure and diabetes, in that it cannot be “cured”.
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/ 11 October 2009
The hatchet job on Durban’s Kennedy Road informal settlement continued this week with an alleged "healing process" by the KwaZulu-Natal government.
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/ 11 October 2009
Barbara Ludman pays a visit to Lucky Moo, a gourmet Chinese food establishment in the city centre that offers diners more than just chicken.
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/ 11 October 2009
The Seacom cable has not resulted in a price war, and broadband remains out of reach to most South Africans.
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/ 11 October 2009
Jo’burg is now a massive trading centre with merchants from all over Southern Africa hustling for their piece of the action.
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/ 10 October 2009
KwaZulu-Natal economic development and tourism minister Mike Mabuyakhulu on Friday defended his R100 000 monthly mileage claims.
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/ 10 October 2009
The ANC said on Friday it had “read with regret” comments in the <i>M&G</i> attributed to national executive member Billy Masetlha.
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/ 10 October 2009
But he is ‘unashamed’ about holding two positions. Mmanaledi Mataboge reports.
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/ 10 October 2009
The appointments to the Constitutional Court will assume office confronted by, arguably, greater challenges than those the original court faced.
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/ 10 October 2009
The higher education landscape used to consist of 36 institutions spread across the country. Some were in under-resourced rural areas, other in cities
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In an earlier life the Mapungubwe Hotel was the French Bank; the Ashanti Hotel, diagonally across the road, housed lawyers’ offices.
Nedbank came under fire from ANCYL president Julius Malema on Friday when he attacked its black economic empowerment strategy.
The nationalisation of mines in South Africa is going to happen, African National Congress Youth League president Julius Malema said on Friday.
State witness Glenn Agliotti on Friday seemed to transform himself into the fall guy for any dodgy dealings with former police chief Jackie Selebi.
Eskom’s proposed electricity tariff increases could result in more retrenchments in the mining industry, trade union Solidarity said on Friday.
Private hospitals provided emergency medical care worth millions of rands to poor South Africans every year, the hospital association said on Friday.
Athletics South Africa has denied that it is withholding athletes’ prize money because it is in financial difficulty.
The killing of a police captain this week is an example of why SA needs to rewrite the Criminal Procedure Act, President Jacob Zuma says.
The assault charge against former Springbok star Percy Montgomery was withdrawn on Friday morning, it has been reported.
State witness Glenn Agliotti seemed to switch sides in court on Friday, announcing that he never obtained ”improper assistance” from Jackie Selebi.
South Africa had deliberately under-priced electricity in the past, Eskom chairperson Bobby Godsell said in Johannesburg on Friday.
KZN minister Mike Mabuyakhulu received an average of R100 000 a month for using his private car for government work, it was reported on Friday.
Former Springbok star Percy Montgomery was arrested on Sunday for allegedly assaulting his wife, Tasmin, the Star reported on Friday.
Athletes should brace themselves for the return to small purses for competing in major events as big sponsors continue to pull out of the sport.
A man dying alone in a shack of Aids speaks volumes about conditions in Blikkiesdorp, described as a ”dumping ground” for unwanted people in Cape Town
The choice of Mugwena Maluleke as the new general secretary of Sadtu is widely interpreted as a move to redeem the union’s battered credibility.
Lawrence Mushwana has acknowledged he made mistakes as the Public Protector, but says he is looking forward to new challenges at the SAHRC.
Gibson Njenje has questionable business interests and was embroiled in an illegal spying scandal.
The new appointments at the grandiose-sounding State Security Agency should not fool anyone: they are about loyalty.
The Cosatu / SACP tail is wagging the dog, senior officials complain. Matuma Letsoalo and Rapule Tabane report.