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/ 17 December 2008

Somali pirates hijack Malaysian, Turkish ships

Pirates have hijacked a Turkish cargo ship and a Malaysian tug boat and attacked three other vessels in the Gulf of Aden in the past week.

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/ 17 December 2008

Ethical hacking course launched

A new course is offering members of the public the chance to learn how to become a professional computer hacker — without ever leaving the house.

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/ 16 December 2008

Zimplats says survival under threat

Zimplats on Tuesday warned its survival was under threat and expected significant losses due to the fall of metals on the international market.

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/ 16 December 2008

Madoff’s firm to be sold off

US authorities said on Monday they were liquidating Bernard Madoff Investment Securities LLC of New York, following Madoff’s arrest for alleged fraud.

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/ 16 December 2008

Zimbabwe cholera death toll nears 1 000

The death toll from cholera in Zimbabwe has soared to 978, with 18 413 suspected cases reported, United Nations figures showed on Monday.

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/ 16 December 2008

Lifting the lid on stage illusion

Lavish costumes are an intrinsic part of the magic of ballet, opera and theatre, but they are every bit as much of an illusion as the performance.

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/ 15 December 2008

Top banks face losses in ‘pyramid’ fraud

Top world financial groups on Monday revealed massive potential losses from an alleged scam run by Wall Street trader Bernard Madoff.

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/ 15 December 2008

JSE stays up on firm resources

The JSE remained strong midday trade on Monday, held up by resource stocks which gained momentum on the back of firmer metal prices.

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/ 15 December 2008

Brighter prospects in 2009, says Solidarity

Trade union Solidarity said on Monday that it expects many things will start going right for the country in 2009.

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/ 15 December 2008

MTN eyes new BEE deal

SA cellular network operator MTN on Monday announced plans to implement a new BEE transaction during the first half of 2009.

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/ 15 December 2008

Over 50 dead or missing as ferry capsizes in Philippines

At least 22 people were killed and 34 others were reported missing after a ferry capsized in the northern Philippines, the coast guard said on Monday.

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/ 15 December 2008

Love, labour and the robot armies of the future

The world is set to become increasingly reliant on robotic labour, according to researchers, who warn that there could also be some consequences.

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/ 14 December 2008

Two Hong Kong pilots sacked for takeoff try

Two Hong Kong Airlines pilots have been sacked after trying to take off from a taxiway rather than the main runway at the city’s airport.

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/ 14 December 2008

Key Mugabe ally is free to live in London

One of Mugabe’s closest allies is living in luxury in London while being allowed to fly to and from Zimbabwe, despite her close links to Zanu-PF.

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/ 14 December 2008

Wikipedia censorship highlights a lingering sting in the tail

"Scorpions", says Wikipedia, "are eight-legged venomous arachnids. They have a long body with an extended tail with a sting.

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/ 14 December 2008

Coming to your DVD player

<i>M&G</i> reviewers look at the DVDs worth getting this festive season.

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/ 12 December 2008

Olmert quizzed for 11th time in graft probes

Israeli police questioned interim Prime Minister Ehud Olmert on Friday for the 11th time since accusations against him of corruption emerged in May.

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/ 12 December 2008

A time-worn response

While President Kgalema Motlanthe may have had his reasons for not establishing a commission of inquiry on the arms deal, it still looks bad.

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/ 12 December 2008

Analysts expect more rate cuts in 2009

With downside risks to economic activity clearly outweighing upside risks to inflation, rates will continue to be cut through 2009, analysts expect.

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/ 12 December 2008

Resources, metals weigh on JSE

SA stocks remained weak but off the morning’s lowest levels by midday on Friday, still weighed heavily by falling resources and precious metal stocks.

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/ 12 December 2008

Zimbabwe unveils Z$500-million note

Zimbabwe’s central bank on Friday introduced a Z$500-million note, as the country struggles to cope with the world’s highest inflation.

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/ 12 December 2008

Tactless political humour

ON CIRCUIT: <i>Mrs Ratcliffe’s Revolution</i>, about a British housewife’s take on German politics.

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/ 12 December 2008

Write a letter today

We encourage readers to send letters to the president to tell him that we want a commission of inquiry into the arms deal, as well as BAE Systems.

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/ 11 December 2008

De Lille lays a charge against Mabandla

Patricia de Lille on Thursday laid a charge against former justice minister Brigitte Mabandla, alleging she interfered with the working of the NPA.

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/ 11 December 2008

MPs to scrutinise Pikoli sacking, ANC says

ANC chief whip Mnyamezeli Booi promised on Thursday that Parliament would be rigorous in its examination of the axing of NPA head Vusi Pikoli.

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/ 11 December 2008

JSE down on profit-taking; eyes MPC

The JSE slipped into negative territory by midday on Thursday with resources leading the downside as participants sought to square positions.

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/ 11 December 2008

‘Mass killing of civilians’ in DRC town, says HRW

At least 150 civilians were massacred in a Democratic Republic of Cong town last month, Human Rights Watch said in a report on Thursday.

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/ 11 December 2008

Murray & Roberts to cut 1 400 jobs

Murray & Roberts is planning to lay off 1 400 workers as tough economic conditions limit the firm’s ability to expand, it was reported on Thursday.

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/ 11 December 2008

US auto-industry bailout faces stiff opposition

The House of Representatives has approved a lifeline to the teetering US auto industry, but the legislation now faces stiff opposition in the Senate.

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/ 11 December 2008

‘It’s the way of the world -‘

<i>Zuma: A Biography</i> by Jeremy Gordin charts the career of the man who would be president. This is an extract…

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/ 11 December 2008

Baby love in the time of cholera

Each time I embrace Tadana, it’s difficult for me to push thoughts about my country into the far recesses.

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/ 10 December 2008

MPC meeting outcome not ‘cut and dried’

A further increase in inflation expectations could prompt the SA Reserve Bank to err on the side of caution, a Sanlam economist said on Wednesday.

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