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/ 19 September 2009

Chuene apologises for lying about Semenya tests

Athletics SA president Leonard Chuene admits he refused to accept advice from doctor Harold Adams to withdraw Caster Semenya from the championships.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 19 September 2009

ODI format under microscope ahead of Champions Trophy

The one-day ICC Champions Trophy starts on Tuesday in South Africa with the future of the 50-over format under the microscope.

By David Legge
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/ 19 September 2009

How will Hlophe answer?

The Mail & Guardian canvassed members of the legal fraternity on some tough questions the JSC should level at Hlophe.

By Sello S Alcock
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/ 19 September 2009

intersex and the law

The Caster Semenya row has focused interest on intersex rights, and while the Constitution offers intersexed citizens protection, it was not always so

By Staff Reporter
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/ 19 September 2009

Lenders perpetuate debt trap

Despite the National Credit Act, consumers are still allowed huge amounts of credit, writes Maya Fisher-French.

By Maya Fisher French
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/ 19 September 2009

Rumpus over state IT report

The State IT Agency, which provides IT services to all government entities, stands accused of overpaying service providers by millions.

By Adriaan Basson and Mandy de Waal
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/ 19 September 2009

The plastic surgeon’s been kind

You get face-lifts … and then you get face-lifts. Just ask Tom Jones. The Renault Clio’s is one of the more successful ones, writes Steve Smith.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 18 September 2009

Parliament meeting with ASA postponed

The National Assembly’s sport committee has postponed its meeting with Athletics South Africa (ASA) scheduled for Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 18 September 2009

Zuma to call for urgent reform of UN

Jacob Zuma will address the UN General Assembly in New York next week and call for reform of the organisation, the government said on Friday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 18 September 2009

DA: Motlanthe’s plane may have been unfit to fly

The DA on Friday questioned whether Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe’s plane, which made an emergency landing in the DRC, should have flown at all.

By Michael Hamlyn
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/ 18 September 2009

Attorneys call for immediate resignation of RAF chief

The Johannesburg Attorneys’ Association has called for the immediate resignation of RAF chief executive Jacob Modise, accusing him of mismanagement.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 18 September 2009

Robben Island rabbits to face the bullet

Robben Island authorities are to embark on a major cull of the island’s rabbits, fallow deer and cats next month.

By Ben Maclennan
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/ 18 September 2009

Zille: ANC attacks on judiciary masked by Zuma charm

DA leader Helen Zille complained in her weekly online letter on Friday that the ANC is taking party control over independent institutions of state.

By Michael Hamlyn
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/ 18 September 2009

SA inflation seen slowing further in August

South Africa’s targeted consumer inflation likely slowed further in August, a poll has shown.

By Phumza Macanda
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/ 18 September 2009

Attacks on ministers top agenda of ANC gathering

Criticism of Cabinet ministers by alliance partners will top the agenda of a meeting of the ANC’s national executive committee

By Staff Reporter
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/ 18 September 2009

South Africa, India square off in Davis Cup

The Davis Cup tie between South Africa and India at Ellis Park, starting on Friday, is truly a time to separate the contenders from the pretenders.

By Sy Lerman
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/ 18 September 2009

DRDGold rules out improving wage offer to end strike

The strike over wages at DRDGold’s operations continued on Friday, the National Union of Mineworkers said.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 18 September 2009

Reserve Bank likely to keep repo rate steady

The Reserve Bank is likely to leave interest rates unchanged at its policy meeting next week, as concerns about the ailing economy abate.

By Stella Mapenzauswa
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/ 18 September 2009

Pimp my punch

Percy Mabandu chats to Nick Durandt about his role as kingmaker of South African boxing.

By Percy Mabandu
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/ 18 September 2009

Is ODI’s sparkle over?

With the rise in popularity of T20 cricket, the 50-over game is facing some serious challenges.

By Neil Manthorp
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/ 18 September 2009

Manuel caught in Cosatu’s crosshairs

The Congress of South African Trde Unions has declared war on Trevor Manuel, accusing him of trying to take over the running of the country.

By Matuma Letsoala and Mmanaledi Mataboge
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/ 18 September 2009

Why ANC dumped council of churches

The ANC has marginalised the SACC in favour of Pastor Ray McCauley’s National Interfaith Leaders’ Council because it refuses to cosy up to the ANC.

By Mmanaledi Mataboge
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/ 18 September 2009

Doctor in labour

Despite his PhD, Kevin Goddard finds himself among the murky family of the unemployed.

By Kevin Goddard
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/ 18 September 2009

Let down by everyone

The betrayal of Caster Semenya at the hands of those who should have protected her must rank among one of the cruellest acts ever.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 18 September 2009

D-Day for Concourt candidates

The Judicial Service Commission’s grilling of candidate judges for the Constitutional Court positions kicks off in Soweto on Sunday.

By Sello S Alcock
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/ 18 September 2009

Special vetkoek created for learners

Researchers at VUT have developed a nutritionally balanced vetkoek that ends hunger and meets children’s micronutrient needs.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 17 September 2009

Zille: Zuma not above the law

The statement by Jacob Zuma’s lawyers that he cannot be prosecuted during his term reveals the extent of the ANC’s threat to the Constitution.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 17 September 2009

Kriegler turns to court over JSC Hlophe decision

Johann Kriegler will turn to high court action in his bid to challenge the JSC decision over Judge John Hlophe.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 17 September 2009

SA medical parole system needs work, admits minister

About 65% of people who had in the past been released on medical parole are still alive, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula said on Thursday.

By Natasha Marrian
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/ 17 September 2009

SABC board nominees named

The final nominations for the South African Broadcasting Corporation’s new 12-member non-executive board were named in Parliament on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 17 September 2009

Zuma: Unions can’t control the army

President Jacob Zuma on Thursday questioned the right of soldiers to belong to trade unions, saying this could put the country’s security at risk.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 17 September 2009

SA needs co-generation to avoid power crisis

SA needs to taps its 2 000MW co-generation potential to avoid another power crisis, an industry official said on Wednesday

By Agnieszka Flak
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