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/ 27 October 2008

Ethiopia agrees to Somalia pullback deal

Ethiopia’s Foreign Ministry on Monday vowed to comply with a UN-sponsored deal signed a day earlier by rival Somali factions for a phased withdrawal.

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/ 27 October 2008

Sudan arrests Darfur actors after ‘political’ drama

Sudanese security officers burst into a theatre in the cultural capital of war-torn Darfur and arrested three actors when the curtain came down.

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/ 27 October 2008

Police warn against hate speech in ANC feud

SA police warned on Monday they would take action against hate speech by politicians, who are making tough remarks about the breakaway faction.

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/ 27 October 2008

Train toilet sends passenger round the bend

A Frenchman became trapped while trying to fish his cellphone out of the toilet on a train, forcing firefighters to cut through the U-bend.

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/ 27 October 2008

Syria protests at US ‘war crime’ over deadly village raid

Syria protested vehemently on Monday over what it said was a US attack on a border village that left eight civilians dead.

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/ 27 October 2008

The future of the state

Public servants, such as teachers, healthcare workers, policemen and women are (or should be) a valued part of any developmental effort.

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/ 26 October 2008

ANC refuses to ‘legitimise’ dissident faction

The ANC said it would not attend a convention by a dissident faction aimed at launching a rival party to contest next year’s elections.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 26 October 2008

Future of green is not so black, say some

The deepening economic crisis may appear to be the perfect storm for environmentalism, but many in and around the green movement contend the opposite.

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/ 26 October 2008

Israel’s Livni to call for early general elections

Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni was expected to announce her failure to form a new government on Sunday and call for snap general elections.

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/ 25 October 2008

Catholic bishops want the word of God on iPods

Catholic bishops meeting in Rome said on Friday they want the word of God to be heard through what could be considered an unlikely channel: iPods.

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/ 25 October 2008

Palestinian security forces deploy in Hebron

More than 500 Palestinian security reinforcements deployed in the southern West Bank town of Hebron on Saturday.

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/ 25 October 2008

Terrorist tweets? US Army warns of Twitter dangers

A draft US Army report has identified the popular micro-blogging service Twitter and Global Positioning System maps and as potential terrorist tools.

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/ 24 October 2008

Markets in freefall on gathering global gloom

World stock markets plunged deep into negative territory on Friday as gloom gathered over the global economy.

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/ 24 October 2008

Sarkozy voodoo kit tops Amazon bestseller list

The Nicolas Sarkozy "voodoo manual" hit the top of internet retailer Amazon’s bestseller list in France on Friday, despite his attempts to ban it.

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/ 24 October 2008

Zambian president calls for peace ahead of election

Zambia’s acting President Rupiah Banda on Friday called for peace and unity ahead of next week’s presidential elections.

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/ 24 October 2008

What about the ones that will get away?

While it’s a formality for Bills that squashed the Scorpions to be approved in the NCOP, in reality the unit was already on the skids.

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/ 24 October 2008

Pakistan Parliament in war on rodents

Beset by Islamic militancy and economic woes, Pakistani lawmakers now face a new challenge — an infestation of rats.

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/ 24 October 2008

Tsvangirai to attend Zim crisis summit

Zimbabwe’s opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai will attend a summit next week aimed at saving a troubled power-sharing accord.

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/ 24 October 2008

Racist cops and star shooters

ON CIRCUIT: <i> Lakeview Terrace</i>, starring Samuel L. Jackson and <i> Max Payne</i>, starring Mark Wahlberg.

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/ 24 October 2008

Life after the Scorpions

Like all government departments the Scorpions had its troubles and challenges, but there are a number of bodies in need of more urgent attention.

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/ 23 October 2008

SA conditionally approves BHP takeover of Rio Tinto

The Competition Commission has recommended that the Competition Tribunal approve BHP Billiton’s proposed merger with Rio Tinto — with conditions.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 23 October 2008

A charge disputed

Zakes Mda rebuts Stephen Gray’s reports of plagiarism.

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/ 23 October 2008

Global stock markets hit hard again

Asian stocks tumbled on Thursday as fears that the world’s biggest economies are shrinking sparked fresh panic.

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/ 23 October 2008

Pecs and the city

There is a growing pressure on the modern man to embody the perfect male images we see around us every day.

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/ 23 October 2008

Itinerant master bags Nobel

He might not be as well known as some of his contemporaries, but it is not surprising that JMG Le Clézio has been awarded the coveted prize.

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/ 23 October 2008

Intelligence agencies have to place emphasis on transparency

The secrecy and tight restrictions on information give rise to suspicion and mistrust.

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/ 22 October 2008

Rand falls to six-year low against dollar

The rand fell to a six-year low against the dollar on Wednesday, losing about 60% of its value this year as it dipped as low as 11,07 to the dollar.

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/ 22 October 2008

Tamil Tigers hit back with suicide ship attacks

Sri Lanka’s Tamil Tiger rebels struck back against a major government offensive on Wednesday with suicide attacks on merchant ships.

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/ 21 October 2008

Mixed reaction to Manuel’s Budget

Opposition parties on Tuesday had mixed reactions to Finance Minister Trevor Manuel’s Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement.

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/ 21 October 2008

Woolworths settles dispute with union

Woolworths and the South African Commercial, Catering and Allied Workers’ Union have reached agreement to resolve an organisational dispute.

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/ 21 October 2008

Support balloons for anti-Mafia author Saviano

Martin Amis and Ian McEwan are among several literary figures to rally in support of Roberto Saviano, author of a best-selling mafia exposé.

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/ 21 October 2008

Hopes grow that worst is over as markets bounce

Optimism grew on Tuesday that the global financial crisis was being brought under control as stock markets surged.

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