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South Africa

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/ 31 August 2009

Jobs under threat as Sappi cuts costs at mills

About 400 jobs are under threat as Sappi Southern Africa consults employees on reducing costs and improving efficiency, the company said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

SA trade surplus at R447m in July

South Africa recorded a third consecutive monthly trade surplus in July, with a R447-million surplus after a R3,22-billion surplus in June.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

Govt coy about new ministerial cars, says DA

Only half of government’s departments have responded to written questions on whether they have bought new ministerial vehicles, the DA said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

Equality Court rules in Malema matter

The Equality Court on Monday granted absolution to Julius Malema on an unfair discrimination complaint, but not for hate speech and harassment.

By Jenni Ogrady
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/ 31 August 2009

Chief Justice Langa’s wife dies after long illness

Chief Justice Pius Langa’s wife of 43 years, Beauty, died during the night after a long illness, his office said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

TV producer’s hunger strike enters fourth week

Producer Michael Lee has entered the fourth week of his hunger protest against the SABC, the South African Screen Federation said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

Photographer injured as police fire at protesters

A photographer and five IFP Youth Brigade members were wounded when police fired rubber bullets to disperse protesters in Durban on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

Police seize cocaine worth R20m at OR Tambo

A cocaine consignment destined for the Democratic Republic of Congo and Mozambique was seized at the OR Tambo International Airport, police said.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

State pushes for conviction in taxi-driver trial

A taxi driver accused of the murder of a 16-year-old schoolgirl must be found guilty, the Pretoria Regional Court heard on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

Emerging Springbok talent signs for the Waratahs

The New South Wales Waratahs said on Monday they have signed Emerging Springboks lock Hendrik Roodt on a two-year Super 14 deal.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

Malema applies for dismissal of complaint

The lawyer for ANCYL leader Julius Malema applied for his hate-speech complaint to be dismissed in the Equality Court in Johannesburg on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

Taxi go-slow puts pressure on BRT

The BRT system was put under pressure on Monday morning as commuters left stranded by taxis resorted to using the new bus system.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

July credit growth slows, backs rate cut

Growth in demand for credit by South Africa’s private sector reached its lowest level in more than five years in July.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

Implats strike enters second week, no talks planned

NUM said a strike at Impala Platinum was likely to spread to the company’s metal refinery and workers were prepared to stay away for weeks or months.

By James Macharia
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/ 31 August 2009

Rights group takes up Semenya race issue

A civil rights group has laid a charge against the president of ASA for inciting racial polarisation over athlete Caster Semenya.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

Sword killer Harmse to be sentenced

Krugersdorp schoolboy Morne Harmse will be sentenced for killing a fellow pupil with a sword when he appears in court on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

SA July credit growth slows

Growth in demand for credit by South Africa’s private sector slowed to 3,4% year-on-year in July, from 3,98% in June, central bank data shows.

By Staff Reporter
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Analysis
/ 31 August 2009

The Alcock vs Hlophe awards

I would like to give Hlophe the annual award for brave and smart fighting and Alcock the same prize but for the other side.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

All women should be included

Employment equity should be used to further the interests of all women, regardless of colour.

By Faranaaz Parker
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Analysis
/ 31 August 2009

We celebrate otherness today

Long before the Caster Semenya sex-test row hit the headlines, South Africans in all their corners were questioning her identity.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

Hand-out season

South Africa’s state-owned entities are queuing for cash, writes Lloyd Gedye

By Lloyd Gedye
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/ 31 August 2009

Bordering on crisis levels

South Africa is experiencing its first recession in nearly two decades as the global financial meltdown has made its effects felt across the globe.

By Kevin Davie
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/ 31 August 2009

A bigger bang for the buck

What the experts had to say on energy consumption at the <i>Mail & Guardian</i>’s Critical Thinking Forum

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

SA needs to tighten its energy belt

Leading economists have predicted energy efficiency will be the make-or-break tactic if South Africa is to cut its emissions.

By Yolandi Groenewald
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/ 31 August 2009

Cause célèbre

Celebrity philanthropy is on the rise and there’s no stopping it.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

Eskom: Bringing “power” to the people

Eskom is a national presence that is represented throughout the country by massive cooling towers that dominate rural landscapes

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

Vodacom Foundation celebrates a decade of caring.

With the celebration of its 10th anniversary this year, the Vodacom Foundation has matured into a widely respected vehicle of philanthropic outreach

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 August 2009

In a time of recession, what gives?

Non-governmental organisations are shutting down at the rate of between three and five every month in every province across the country

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 29 August 2009

PE may be harbouring a marine disaster

Green activists fear Port Elizabeth may be on the brink of a marine disaster caused by oil leaking into the city’s harbour.

By Yolandi Groenewald
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/ 29 August 2009

War of words escalates between taxis and city

Hostilities between the government and the taxi industry escalated this week in the run-up to the launch of the Rea Vaya Bus Rapid Transit.

By Monako Dibetle
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/ 29 August 2009

Cope dissidents won’t disband

The struggles have divided the party into two camps, one supporting interim president Mosiuoa Lekota, the other his deputy, Mbhazima Shilowa.

By Mmanaledi Mataboge
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/ 29 August 2009

ANC targets Mbeki ‘big fish’ in NW

The ANC in the North West province is about to wrest control from supporters of former president Thabo Mbeki and transfer it to President Zuma’s.

By Mmanaledi Mataboge
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