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/ 29 September 2008

Western Cape ANC denies obvious rift

One faction claims to have been left out, the other sees it as having defected.

By Pearlie Joubert Author
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Article
/ 25 September 2008

Motlanthe elected South African president

The deputy president of the ANC, Kgalema Motlanthe, was elected president of South Africa in the National Assembly on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 25 September 2008

Zuma camp takes top posts in Western Cape ANC

Supporters of Jacob Zuma have taken the top five positions in the leadership of the ANC in the Western Cape.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 25 September 2008

Parliament convenes to name new president

South Africa’s Parliament convened on Thursday to elect a new president, after the ruling party forced Thabo Mbeki from office.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 25 September 2008

Unpredictable Birds flying high again

Moroka Swallows regained their form and fortitude to beat Santos 3-0 in a fast and furious Absa Premiership game on Wednesday night.

By Sy Lerman
‘Try traps on your own cojones’
Article
/ 25 September 2008

‘Try traps on your own cojones’

While activists try to ban gin traps, the government says there are ‘humane’ ways to use them.

By Fiona Macleod
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Article
/ 24 September 2008

Call for unity in Western Cape ANC

Outgoing Western Cape African National Congress chairperson James Ngculu has called for unity in the party in the province.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 23 September 2008

Parliament rubber-stamps Mbeki resignation

South African lawmakers rubber-stamped President Thabo Mbeki’s resignation on Tuesday, as he attempts to mend his bruised reputation.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 23 September 2008

A slow, dry death

The Karoo town of Merweville is going through the worst drought in nearly 50 years, writes Pearlie Joubert.

By Pearlie Joubert Author
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Article
/ 19 September 2008

Price-fixing appeal goes sour for Clover

The Competition Appeal Court has rejected a bid by dairy producers Clover and Ladismith Cheese to avoid a price-fixing hearing.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 19 September 2008

Dreadlocked warders just won’t do, says prison boss

Allowing Rastafarian warders to wear dreadlocks would ”open the floodgates” of indiscipline, says the area manager of Pollsmoor Prison.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 18 September 2008

Deep-sea fisherman jailed for rape of 14-year-old

A deep-sea fisherman who participated in the gang rape of a 14-year-old girl was on Thursday jailed by the Cape High Court for 16 years.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 18 September 2008

The life and times of Citizen J

The contrasting events of last week highlight both the romanticism of citizen journalism and the fragile character of the phenomenon.

By Guy Berger
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Article
/ 17 September 2008

Cricket boss Norman Arendse quits

Cricket South Africa president Norman Arendse resigned on Wednesday, saying the organisation’s chief executive did not trust him.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 17 September 2008

Fidentia offices to go on auction

The ”lavishly decorated” Cape Town headquarters of the Fidentia group are to go under the hammer on October 8, it was announced on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 17 September 2008

Bok player appears in court on drunken-driving charge

Springbok scrumhalf Ricky Januarie appeared in court on Wednesday following his arrest early on Sunday for alleged drunken driving.

By Staff Reporter
India on your doorstep
Article
/ 16 September 2008

India on your doorstep

Brent Meersman gets a taste of the East without precaution at Bukara in Cape Town.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 15 September 2008

Ricky Januarie arrested for drunken driving

Springbok scrumhalf Ricky Januarie was arrested on Sunday morning in Durbanville for drunken driving.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 14 September 2008

Civil society sprouts another champion

With celebrations marking the 25th anniversary of the UDF barely over, another broad-based, left-leaning civil society grouping having been launched.

By Pearlie Joubert Author
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Article
/ 13 September 2008

Santos back on form

Santos returned to form in style with a 3-0 win over Bay United at the Athlone Stadium on Friday night.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 13 September 2008

Homeboy blogger wins big

One of Thought Leader’s most popular bloggers has been named winner of the "innovative use of the Internet" award at the Highway Africa conference.

By Charlotte Bauer
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Article
/ 12 September 2008

Woolies protest in Cape Town ‘has minimal impact’

Retailer Woolworths said on Friday that the effects of the day’s industrial action at its Cape Town stores had been minimal.

By Tiisetso Motsoeneng
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Article
/ 11 September 2008

Well-drawn portrait of the Muslim community

Jane Rosenthal reviews <i>The Fall of the black-eyed night</i>, the debut novel of Sean Badal.

By Jane Rosenthal
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Article
/ 9 September 2008

Brett Kebble’s father settles with murder accused

The father of murdered mining magnate Brett Kebble has reached an out-of-court settlement with one of the men accused of killing his son.

By Ben Maclennan
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Article
/ 9 September 2008

‘I told him I know nothing about sex’

Alleged serial rapist Tsediso Letsoenya tried to force a 12-year-old boy to have sex with a teenaged girl, the Cape High Court heard on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 8 September 2008

Man behind ‘De Lille Dossier’ dies

The man described as the main source for the ”De Lille Dossier”, which raised questions over SA’s arms deal, died in Cape Town on Monday morning.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 8 September 2008

Zille on Zuma: Don’t buckle under political pressure

Any special deal from the NPA for ANC president Jacob Zuma would destroy a key principle of our Constitution, says DA leader Helen Zille.

By Michael Hamlyn
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Article
/ 7 September 2008

Western Cape SACP assesses stance with ANC

The SACP in the Western Cape supports an electoral pact with the ANC, and considers contesting the elections in its own right.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 7 September 2008

Cape Town relocates xenophobia refugees

While relocation of refugees from xenophobic attacks in Cape Town continue, a Somali man disappears after going swimming in False Bay.

By Staff Reporter
Judges in the dock
Article
/ 7 September 2008

Judges in the dock

Commentators weigh in on the likely Constitutional Court candidates

By Sello S Alcock
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Analysis
/ 6 September 2008

Tempest in a teapot

Capetonians have a seemingly endless capacity for being astonished by the weather, which is strange, as we have a lot of it.

By Staff Reporter and Nic Dawes Author
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/ 5 September 2008

Arms activist guilty of contempt of court

Terry Crawford-Browne was on Friday found guilty of contempt of court over renewed claims that Finance Minister Trevor Manuel is corrupt.

By Staff Reporter
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