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South Africa

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/ 28 July 2008

Has Tito Mboweni let power go to his head?

Should analysts and economists publicly raise concerns about issues that affect millions of South Africans, only to be condemned for doing so?

By Maya Fisher French
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/ 28 July 2008

Dancing on airs

Reviewer Matthew Krouse and photographer Lisa Skinner paid a visit to those exotic creatures, the Cha Cha Heels.

By Matthew Krouse
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/ 28 July 2008

Rolling action for Zuma

The ANC Youth League is preparing to mobilise organisational and mass support for a Zuma presidency.

By Mandy Rossouw
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/ 28 July 2008

Glaring intrusions

The proceedings of the Hlophe hearing must not be distorted by TV cameras and lights.

By Richard Calland
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/ 27 July 2008

Council warns of bogus abortionists

Women should be on the lookout for bogus doctors advertising that they are experts in abortion, the Health Professions Council of SA said on Sunday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 27 July 2008

Buthelezi’s daughter killed in car crash

The daughter of Inkatha Freedom Party leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi was killed in a car crash near Melmoth on Sunday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 27 July 2008

SA to declare ‘war’ on poverty

South Africa, the continent’s economic powerhouse, will next month launch a nationwide campaign against poverty, President Thabo Mbeki said on Sunday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 27 July 2008

Zuma plans to ‘decentralise’ power

ANC leader Jacob Zuma, soon to stand trial on corruption charges, says he would ”decentralise” power if elected South Africa’s next president.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 27 July 2008

Max Du Preez scoops Nat Nakasa Award

Three decades of journalism by Max Du Preez was recognised on Saturday when he was awarded the prestigious Nat Nakasa Award for fearless writing.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 27 July 2008

‘More people returning to SA than leaving’

When South African native Nicky Prins lived in London, there was one television advertisement that always touched her heart.

By Devon Haynie
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/ 27 July 2008

Land Bank dossier damns Xingwana

An explosive dossier outlining irregularities at the beleaguered Land Bank implicates Land and Agriculture Minister Lulu Xingwana in allegedly removin

By Adriaan Basson and Sello S Alcock
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/ 26 July 2008

Sharks hang on by the skin of their teeth

The Sharks held on for a hard-fought 16-11 win over the Lions in a crucial Absa Currie Cup match at the Absa Stadium on Saturday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 26 July 2008

United crush Chiefs in Challenge final

Class and experience won the day at Loftus on Saturday when European kings Manchester United lifted the Vodacom Challenge for the first time.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 26 July 2008

Durban policeman robbed and killed

A policeman travelling in an unmarked police car was shot and killed in Durban’s Umlazi area, police said on Saturday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 26 July 2008

Koeberg powers down after fault

South Africa’s sole nuclear power plant, already producing only partial output, was in a state of complete shutdown on Saturday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 26 July 2008

Refugees refuse to budge

Refugees outside the Lindela detention centre have refused to move to any shelters after a discussion with the South African Human Rights Commission.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 26 July 2008

Meet Premier Sogoni

The first item on his diary will be to deal with the report of the Pillay commission, requested by Balindlela in 2005 to probe corruption.

By Mandy Rossouw
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/ 26 July 2008

A touch of Tlale

Lynley Donnelly speaks to one of South Africa’s top young designers ahead of Jo’burg Fashion Week.

By Lynley Donnelly
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/ 26 July 2008

Design for the times

Design by quantity surveying "doesn’t satisfy human need. You have a room in which you cannot fit a double bed.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 26 July 2008

Made in Khayelitsha, sold in New York

A Cape Town beading initiative is improving the lives of poor women in the townships around the city.

By Stephanie Nieuwoudt
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/ 26 July 2008

Durban’s harvest of local music

The first edition of the Uprising Festival eight years ago was organised by a group of 15-year-old skater punks with one stage.

By Niren Tolsi
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/ 26 July 2008

Fear the wrath of the poor — Cosatu

Trade unions challenge the ANC leadership to adopt policy changes promised at Polokwane

By Nosimilo Ndlovu and Matuma Letsoala
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/ 25 July 2008

Free State ANC raises money for Zuma’s legal battles

Free State African National Congress (ANC) members and guests on Friday pledged nearly R1,5-million for ANC president Jacob Zuma’s legal battles.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 25 July 2008

ANC: No link between Zuma and arms-deal processes

There is ”no link” between African National Congress (ANC) president Jacob Zuma and the arms-deal processes, an ANC task team has found.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 25 July 2008

Refugees left stranded outside Lindela

The Mogale city municipality was on Friday trying to arrange accommodation for hundreds of xenophobia refugees milling around outside Lindela.

By Jenni Ogrady
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/ 25 July 2008

FSB: Investec cleared of wrongdoing for now

Allegations that Investec conducted insider trading or misled the public over inflation have been dismissed for now, the FSB says.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 25 July 2008

Union has ‘serious concerns’ for Proteas in Pakistan

The SA cricket players’ union has voiced ”serious concern” over the safety situation in Pakistan, venue of the Champions Trophy.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 25 July 2008

Gay community slams Qwelane’s ‘shocking’ article

Cape Town’s gay community will on Friday protest outside Media 24’s offices in reaction to a ”shocking homophobic article” written by John Qwelane.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 25 July 2008

Lynne Brown sworn in as Western Cape premier

Former Western Cape minister for finance and economic affairs Lynne Brown was on Friday officially sworn in as premier of the province.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 25 July 2008

Zille declares war on crime

Launching her party’s anti-crime campaign on Friday, Helen Zille, leader of the Democratic Alliance, said: ”Today we say: enough is enough.”

By Michael Hamlyn
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/ 25 July 2008

Motata’s comments come back to haunt him

Cellphone recordings taken on the night of an alleged drunken-driving accident involving High Court Judge Nkola Motata are admissible as evidence.

By Mirah Langer
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/ 25 July 2008

Technical directors vs coaches: The debate rages

Sundowns technical director Ted Dumitru has threatened to sue TV analyst David Kekana for saying that he had interfered in coach Trott Moloto’s job.

By Lucky Sindane
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