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/ 27 November 2009

Will I be turned away?

A poem was written by Agnes Mahachi and Tafadzwa Chikandiwa during the Powa/CDP 16 Days of No Violence against Women Project in Musina November 2009.

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/ 27 November 2009

A statement of hope and intent

The United Kingdom is at the forefront of tackling dangerous climate change, underpinned by world-class scientific expertise and advice.

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/ 26 November 2009

Day 3: HOW TO: get a protection order

Today’s guide shows you how to get protection through the courts If you are in an abusive relationship or a child in your care is being abused.

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/ 26 November 2009

Eads weighs retaliation against SA, claims report

The European Aeronautic Defence and Space company is ready to retaliate against SA after it cancelled an Airbus contract, a report said on Thursday.

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/ 26 November 2009

Menzi Simelane: An inappropriate choice?

It’s a done deal. Former justice director general Menzi Simelane has been appointed national director of public prosecutions.

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/ 26 November 2009

Ncube, Hunter-Gault appointed co-chairs of AMI

The African Media Initiative (AMI) has announced that Charlayne Hunter-Gault and Trevor Ncube have been appointed co-chairs of its board.

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/ 26 November 2009

Toilet stop proves undoing for Mexican thief

A Mexican thief dubbed "El Tigre" was arrested while using the toilet during a robbery in the central city of Puebla, police said.

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/ 26 November 2009

Wikileaks releases pager intercepts from 9/11

Whistleblower website Wikileaks has published what it said were hundreds of thousands of pager messages from the day of the September 11 2001 attacks.

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/ 25 November 2009

DAY 2: HOW TO: respond to child abuse

We’ve all heard the sounds of a child screaming. But what practical steps can you take if you seriously suspect a child you know is being abused?

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/ 25 November 2009

US welcomes Pakistan charges over Mumbai attacks

The United States welcomed on Wednesday a Pakistani court’s decision to charge seven suspects in connection with the Mumbai attacks.

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/ 25 November 2009

‘SA gender machinery in disarray’

SA’s "gender machinery is in disarray", with it not even being clear who is coordinating the 16 Days of Activism campaign, a group of NGOs say.

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/ 25 November 2009

Global Fund grant to boost Zim’s ailing health system

Zimbabwe’s ailing public health system will receive a $180-million boost to fight HIV/Aids from the Global Fund, it was reported on Wednesday.

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/ 25 November 2009

Talking authors: Angela Makholwa

The <i>Mail & Guardian</i> is running a series of interviews with South African authors. Angela Makholwa talks to us.

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/ 24 November 2009

World’s oldest sheep dies in heatwave

The world’s oldest sheep has died in Australia after succumbing to a record-breaking heatwave that scorched much of the country’s southeast.

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/ 24 November 2009

Shalit prisoner swap ‘very close’, says Israeli minister

An Israeli minister said on Tuesday that a deal with Hamas to swap a Gaza-held soldier for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners was "very close".

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/ 23 November 2009

Talking authors: Siphiwo Mahala

The <i>Mail & Guardian</i> is running a series of interviews with South African authors. Siphiwo Mahala talks to us.

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/ 23 November 2009

Seeing for ourselves

Young African writers interested in challenging stereotypes met in Lagos for the first of three writers’ laboratories run by Sparck.

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/ 23 November 2009

Captain denies Indonesian ferry was overloaded

The captain of an Indonesian ferry which sank, killing 29 people, rejected claims of overcrowding on Monday.

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/ 23 November 2009

Mango to keep fares flat despite rising fuel costs

Low-cost airline Mango said on Monday that it would not increase its fares, despite an escalation in the fuel price this year.

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/ 23 November 2009

IMF head: World economy ‘highly vulnerable’

The head of the IMF said on Monday that although the worst

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/ 23 November 2009

News Corp, Microsoft hold talks on locking out Google

Microsoft has held talks with News Corp over a possible plan for the software giant to pay the media company to remove its news websites from Google.

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/ 23 November 2009

Fort Hood gunman paralysed by bullet wounds

Major Nidal Hasan, who has been charged with 13 murders over the shootings at Fort Hood in Texas, is paralysed from the neck down, says his lawyer.

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/ 20 November 2009

Seventh-day adventurer

There are some issues that we humans cannot reach agreement on, such as whether Mercedes-Benz GL owners actually ever take their cars off-road.

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/ 20 November 2009

Ras Dumisani: A leader rather than a follower

There was a rare moment of political unanimity in SA this week as parties laid into reggae singer Ras Dumisani.

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/ 20 November 2009

Protecting the children

Children who have been sexually abused might feel like their world is falling apart when testifying in a criminal court against an alleged perpetrator

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/ 20 November 2009

Getting schools on the team

A project to create safe communities and schools for children in Lavender Hill, Cape Town, has a name that says it all: ‘Children Are Precious’.

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/ 20 November 2009

Going above legislation

Laws are not enough to protect children and should not be used as a primary barometer of how effective a country is in securing the rights of children

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/ 20 November 2009

No deal is better than a bad one

The new head of Greenpeace has challenged Barack Obama to agree to a binding treaty, writes David Smith.

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/ 20 November 2009

Convicts pent-up over hold-up

Prisoners file a class action against the minister of justice for failing to provide transcripts of trials.
Masibulele Yaso and Jeremy Gordin report.

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/ 20 November 2009

An apology will do

The ANC may be belatedly castigating Thabo Mbeki for his Aids denial, but the failure of the past decade is more systemic than one man’s error.

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/ 20 November 2009

Twitter chief tells Murdoch: Paywall will not work

The co-founder of Twitter warns Rupert Murdoch that his plans to charge for online content were a vain attempt to "put the genie back in the bottle".

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/ 20 November 2009

Gang ‘killed victims to extract their fat’

Peruvian police have arrested a gang which allegedly killed peasants, drained their bodies of fat and sold the liquid as an anti-wrinkle cosmetic.

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