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/ 6 August 2008

Cosatu one-day strike gets under way

South African mine workers started striking on Wednesday as part of a mass action over rising power, food and fuel prices.

By James Macharia
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/ 6 August 2008

Gem of the docks

The kitchen makes everything fresh so the dishes arrive as they are cooked, steaming, but not according to any schedule you might have had in mind.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 6 August 2008

Margins and transitions

Photographer Graeme Williams explains the process that led to his series, The Edge of Town, about society’s outer limits.

By Graeme Williams
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/ 6 August 2008

Law stops at brothel door

Woman sacked for disobeying brothel owner has no protection from labour law, says judge.

By Staff Reporter and Pearlie Joubert Author
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/ 6 August 2008

Keeping things on track

Project managers are like conductors, ensuring certain parts of the team come in at the right time and on the right note, reports Kalay Nair.

By Kalay Nair
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/ 6 August 2008

First-timer takes UJ prize

Judges agree that Ceridwen­ Dovey’s <i>Blood Kin</i> is the pick of the bunch. Craig MacKenzie reports.

By Craig MacKenzie
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/ 6 August 2008

McBride alleges SAPS plot

Because of his past involvement in politics and violence ‘many have made it their mission to bring me down’

By Staff Reporter
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/ 6 August 2008

The secret of project success

Team members turn to the project manager for help when they encounter a problem. But to whom can the project manager turn to when s/he needs support?

By Kalay Nair
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/ 6 August 2008

More than just a hearty broth

Lisa Johnston expands her repertoire of soup beyond the usual butternut variety.

By Lisa Johnston
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/ 5 August 2008

Pandor slams SA’s failing education system

South Africa’s education system underperformed and failed to support pupils in acquiring skills for learning, says Education Minister Naledi Pandor.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 August 2008

Zuma, NPA to iron out ‘pre-trial’ matters

Lawyers for Jacob Zuma and the state will meet in the next few weeks to try and prevent further delays in his possible corruption trial.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 August 2008

One pupil dead, another injured in high-school stabbings

A pupil was killed and a second injured in separate school stabbings in Mpumalanga and Gauteng this week. The alleged culprits were arrested.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 August 2008

Cosatu to mobilise millions for price protest

Significant support is expected in all nine provinces for Wednesday’s protests against electricity and other price hikes, Cosatu said.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 August 2008

Court views footage of Taliep Petersen murder scene

The Cape High Court on Tuesday viewed video footage which showed murdered entertainer Taliep Petersen lying face down in a large pool of blood.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 August 2008

Medicines legislation could face court action

Government will face a barrage of litigation if amendments to the Medicines Act currently before Parliament were not revised, MPs heard on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 August 2008

Barloworld re-prices BEE ownership deal

South African industrial group Barloworld is re-pricing its black ownership offer in line with a sharp fall in the value of local equity markets,

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 August 2008

eThekwini uses smoke signals to track illegal connections

eThekwini has purchased a smoke generating device to help them track people who illegally interconnect their storm water and sewage systems.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 August 2008

Minister says public-service sector falls short

A ”back to basics” approach was needed to counter shortfalls in governance in the public-service sector, minster Geraldine Fraser-Moleketi said.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 August 2008

DA objects to permit to mine the Wild Coast

The DA says it is disappointed by the decision of the Department of Minerals and Energy Affairs to grant mining rights on the Wild Coast.

By Michael Hamlyn
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/ 5 August 2008

JSE in the black as resources recover

After a weaker start to the session, the JSE turned around and was in positive territory by noon on Tuesday.

By Jacqueline Mackenzie
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/ 5 August 2008

Zuma is a hit in souvenir trade

Vendors of Jacob Zuma paraphernalia follow the ANC leader with the same dogged determination as the National Prosecuting Authority.

By Thomas Hartleb
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/ 5 August 2008

Metro police put brakes on Durban cycle protest

Metro police tried to stop cyclists who converged in Durban on Tuesday from embarking on a ”protest ride” that police said was illegal.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 August 2008

Zuma judgement only next month

Judgement will only be passed next month on African National Congress leader Jacob Zuma’s bid to have a graft case against him dismissed.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 August 2008

Hectares of rooibos going unharvested

There is a sea of rooibos tea at the moment, with some farmers in Western Cape leaving crops in the field.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 August 2008

Newly promoted team cause netball upsets

Newly promoted Griqualand West caused two major upsets on the opening day of the Spar national netball tournament at Pretoria University on Monday.

By Jane Bramley
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/ 5 August 2008

SA proud of Proteas, says Majola

Cricket South Africa CEO Gerald Majola congratulates the Proteas on their victory over England as a new 15-man squad is announced.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 August 2008

Puppy doing well after being speared, buried alive

A puppy that had been buried alive in a shallow grave with two black spears driven into its tiny body is recovering well.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 August 2008

SANDF clerk jailed for R1,1m fraud

A senior South African National Defence Force administration clerk was on Monday jailed for five years for fraud involving more than R1-million.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 August 2008

Zuma thrills fans as court bid continues

African National Congress leader Jacob Zuma’s court bid continues on Tuesday in the Pietermaritzburg High Court.

By Giordano Stolley and Thomas Hartleb
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/ 5 August 2008

Mutual & Federal reports tough half-year

Short-term insurer Mutual & Federal on Tuesday reported diluted headline earnings per share of 55 cents for the six months ended June.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 August 2008

Scrapping prices

Steel prices are set to rise this month, bringing the total increases in some product lines to 72% — even though scrap metal prices have fallen.

By Zahira Kharsany
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/ 5 August 2008

Luxury’s lap

Lisa Johnston has herself committed to a cosy cocoon on a cold Cape Town weekend.

By Lisa Johnston
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