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South Africa

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/ 4 September 2008

Trans Hex, De Beers in talks

Diamond miner Trans Hex says that it is in discussions with De Beers over exploring options in regard to De Beers’s Namaqualand Mines Division.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 4 September 2008

‘Legalise dog racing’

Thembelihle Tshabalala reports on attempts to remove the official ban on greyhound racing.

By Thembelihle Tshabalala
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Analysis
/ 4 September 2008

Waterkloof Four: guilty even if innocent

Throughout their trial they posed outside the Pretoria High Court decked out in the latest designer gear, flagrantly provocative and exhibitionistic.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 4 September 2008

Another year, another schools minister

Can the Eastern Cape’s new Education Minister, Mahlubandile Qwase, ease the province’s chronic educational woes before next year’s election?

By Thabo Mohlala
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/ 4 September 2008

The Mahatma sanitised

Niren Tolsi yawns his way through an exhibition
that fails to interrogate Gandhi’s legacy.

By Niren Tolsi
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/ 4 September 2008

Language ‘divides UFS students’

A Council for Higher Education report highlights the ‘unforseen negative’ influence of the parallel-medium policy.

By Cornia Pretorius
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Article
/ 4 September 2008

Death between friends

Researchers find that ‘acquaintance murder’ tops the list of forms of killing in the country and should be prioritised, writes Sello S Alcock.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 4 September 2008

‘A Hosi is truly born’

It has been a long and difficult road, but Hosi Nwamitwa is finally ascending the throne, writes Sello S Alcock.

By Sello S Alcock
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Article
/ 4 September 2008

Equities are the way to go

Taking too conservative an investment approach can reduce your nest egg.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 4 September 2008

Can African journalists construct citizen-centric communications?

High on the Highway Africa agenda will be debates on how to deepen the democratisation role of the media.

By Staff Reporter and Guy Berger
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Article
/ 3 September 2008

SA wildfires: KZN to probe claims of arson

KwaZulu-Natal has vowed to ”get to the bottom” of allegations that fires in the province were sparked by arsonists linked to a land-claims process.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 3 September 2008

Ringtone royalty row heads for court

Ringtone provider eXactmobile and a music rights organisation are headed for court in a multimillion-rand battle over royalties.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 3 September 2008

Police offer reward after top cop slain

Police are offering a R200 000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the men who gunned down a senior police officer in KwaMashu.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 3 September 2008

AgriSA: Legislation partly to blame for agricultural woes

Legislation is partly to blame for the agricultural sector’s under-par contribution to South Africa, agricultural body AgriSA said on Wednesday.

By Carol Hills
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/ 3 September 2008

Electoral Court braces for a busy time

Numerous electoral disputes may need to be resolved during next year’s election, as the number of parties has almost quadrupled since the last poll.

By Miranda Andrew
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/ 3 September 2008

Now it’s tougher to hide from the taxman

The new system forces employers to place more pressure on wayward tax employees, writes Barrie Terblanche.

By Barrie Terblanche
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/ 3 September 2008

The end of the close corporation

When the new Companies Bill comes into effect, the CC will be replaced by a new category, reports Barrie Terblanche.

By Barrie Terblanche
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/ 3 September 2008

Zille wants JSC to probe Judge Erasmus

DA leader Helen Zille is planning to have Judge Nathan Erasmus hauled before the Judicial Service Commission.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 3 September 2008

Debate needed over Aids shame, stigma

HIV/Aids testing and treatment need more debate and a more sophisticated understanding, a seminar at the Institute of Security Studies heard.

By Denise Williams
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Article
/ 3 September 2008

Sascoc takes issue with Pistorius comments

SA’s Paralympics management team expressed disappointment on Wednesday at criticism from Oscar Pistorius, saying he should have spoken to them first.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 3 September 2008

Where is the research driven by Africans?

Dr Pearl Sithole argues that the stunted rate of transformation in producing academic research needs to be critically addressed.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 3 September 2008

IEC to focus on credibility after Zim, Kenya poll problems

The IEC will pay attention to its credibility in the 2009 elections following developments in the recent Kenyan and Zimbabwean polls, it says.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 3 September 2008

Smith happy with South Africa’s progress

South Africa captain Graeme Smith is proud of his team’s achievements this season despite being outplayed by England in the one-day series.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 3 September 2008

Baviaanspoort prisoners embark on hunger strike

About 900 prisoners have embarked on a hunger strike at the Baviaanspoort medium security prison outside Pretoria, a rights group said.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 3 September 2008

Tovey tells Bafana to go on the attack

Attack is the only option for Bafana when they host Nigeria on Saturday. That was the message from former captain Neil Tovey.

By Billy Cooper
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Article
/ 3 September 2008

Yakubu given Nigerian captaincy

Everton striker Yakubu Aiyegbeni will captain Nigeria against SA in this weekend’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifier, officials disclosed on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 3 September 2008

Anti-Privatisation Forum protests poor service delivery

Residents in several parts of Gauteng will protest on Wednesday against poor service delivery in their areas, the Anti-Privatisation Forum said.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 3 September 2008

Benni is not injured, say Rovers

Benni McCarthy is not injured as far as Blackburn Rovers are concerned, but a spokesperson for the club said on Tuesday he is not match fit.

By Sy Lerman
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Article
/ 3 September 2008

Erwin says SA needs R1-trillion energy investment

It will take an investment of at least R1-trillion to prevent SA from becoming an energy-scarce country, Public Enterprises Minister Alec Erwin said.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 3 September 2008

SA slips in world rankings

South African universities get pushed down by developing countries’ universities.

By Karen MacGregor
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/ 3 September 2008

Examining the culture of death

The Wits Institute for Social and Economic Research hosted a symposium titled Life of the Corpse. We spoke to Pamila Gupta, one of the organisers.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 3 September 2008

Science in South Africa

Lecture series to look at the relationship between science and society under colonial and post-colonial times.

By Staff Reporter
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