SA strike continues following rejected offerThe South African government's latest 7.5% wage increase offer has been rejected by unions demanding... | |
| Jesus was HIV positive: South African pastor A South African pastor has angered Christians by preaching a sermon entitled 'Jesus was HIV positive' in a bid to combat the stigma surrounding HIV and... |
| Withdrawing Zim dispensation 'not new' Pretoria - The withdrawal of the special dispensation which relaxed entry conditions for Zimbabweans travelling to South Africa for work, learning and travel has always been on the cards, Home... |
| SA loses free status as media threats grow Freedom House, the US-based NGO which has been closely monitoring political rights and civil liberties in every country of the world for decades, has ranked South Africa among Africa's few "free"... |
| Naas to appeal child support order By Hanti Otto Naas Botha is to appeal against the Pretoria Maintenance Court's judgment ordering him to pay R10 000 a month to his son. Notice of appeal was served yesterday on the office of... |
| Officers 'didn't test Roux's blood alcohol' Controversial Blue Bulls prop Bees Roux appears almost certain to walk away scot free from any drunken driving conviction. Despite numerous reports, starting with the Pretoria News Weekend's own... |
| Why Zille axed Max Weatern Cape Premier Helen Zille's cabinet reshuffle to embrace ID leader Patricia de Lille at the expense of provincial MEC for community safety Lennit Max, has raised eyebrows with some insiders... |
| No indecent pics of reed dancers allowed Nobody will be allowed to take "inappropriate" pictures at KwaZulu-Natal's annual reed dance, the provincial arts and culture department said. "We will only accredit media representatives and... |
| Can Cele stop SAPS rot? By Christelle Terreblanche A secret document intercepted by the SA police in London alerted National Police Commissioner General Bheki Cele to the imminent outsourcing of the entire police... |
| Promise of new cricket match-fixing shocks Edition 1 LONDON: Tabloid newspaper The News of the World is promising more revelations about cricket match fixing when it hits the streets tomorrow - just hours before England play the... |
| De Lille joins DA Western Cape government Why Zille axed Max Weatern Cape Premier Helen Zille's cabinet reshuffle to embrace ID leader Patricia de Lille at the expense of provincial MEC for community safety Lennit Max, has raised eyebrows... |
| Smit banks on everything coming up roses Smit banks on everything coming up roses The Springboks invariably come up smelling of roses when they play Test matches in the Free State capital and captain John Smit is banking on more of the... |
| Easy win for Venus as she advances in US Open Easy win for Venus as she advances in US Open New York - Venus Williams easily eliminated 185th-ranked qualifier Mandy Minella of Luxembourg 6-2, 6-1 on Friday at the US Open. The No. 3-seeded... |
| Day, Johnson share lead as Woods struggles Day, Johnson share lead as Woods struggles Boston, Massachusetts - Zach Johnson and Jason Day beat the rain on Friday to share the clubhouse lead in the first round of the Deutsche Bank... |
| South Africa's Bafana must beat Niger, says coach South Africa's national soccer team Bafana Bafana must win Saturday's 2012 African Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier against Niger "at all costs", coach Pitso Mosimane said on Thursday.The... |
| 'Molefe axed controversial bulletins' Phil Molefe instructed staff to run the story of his appointment as head of SABC news as an item on news bulletins and five days later allegedly ordered them to kill a story about board objections to... |
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| 5 dead as truck crashes car Johannesburg - Five men were killed when a truck drove over their Toyota Tazz near Welkom on Friday night, Free State paramedics said.The truck and double trailer and the Tazz apparently both failed... |
| Mozambique 'lost $3m because of riots' September 4, 2010 Maputo - Mozambique's economy has lost more than $3-million because of deadly riots over the rising prices of food and other goods, the government said on Friday, as state media... |
| Zuma's brood getting bigger? By Nongcebo Dladla There may well be another Zuma baby on the way - bringing all the president's children to a tally of 22. The Ilanga newspaper reported on Friday that President Jacob Zuma's... |
| US stocks surge, investors upbeat September 4, 2010 New York - US stocks posted gains on Friday as investors were cheered by a better-than-expected monthly report on the unemployment situation. The US jobless rate rose slightly in... |
| Two killed in Richards Bay accident Durban - Two men were killed when their car crashed into the side of a heavy goods truck near Richards Bay on Saturday, KwaZulu-Natal paramedics said. Netcare911 spoksman Jeff Wicks said the... |
| Blackwater created shell companies - report September 4, 2010 Washington - The security company Blackwater Worldwide formed a network of 30 shell companies and subsidiaries to try to get millions of dollars in government business after the... |
| Stocks, commodities gain on labour market report September 4, 2010 By Herbert Lash New York - Stocks jumped and commodities rose on Friday after data showing fewer US job losses than expected reinforced other reports this week to ease fears the... |
| Video: Strong yen has upside for Japanese Japanese officials are struggling with the strongest currency in 15 years, but for consumers and some companies there have been benefits. Dan Sloan... |
| ‘No winners in national strike’ Striking workers will take years to make up money 2010/09/04 IT WILL take striking workers about five years to offset the wages they have lost if they immediately accept the government’s revised offer to the public sector. Economists have... |
| M’sane rocked by murders Three teens linked to both crimes 2010/09/04 MDANTSANE has been rocked by the gruesome murders of two women in separate incidents in the space of a few days. Police have arrested three teenagers who they believe are linked to... |
| Cathcart centenarian goes for birthday walk Age definitely just a number for Eve van Coller 2010/09/04 EVE van Coller may be more than a century old, but she can still take on a two-kilometre walk. The Cathcart woman yesterday celebrated her 101st birthday in a somewhat unconventional... |
| Three whales wash ashore in SA in one week 2010/09/04 AT LEAST three humpback whales have washed up along the South African coast this week alone, and an East London scientist has raised concern about the fatalities. On Wednesday (September... |
| Former school bursar jailed Ex-Cambridge High employee to serve eight years for fraud 2010/09/04 THE former Cambridge High School bursar, who siphoned nearly R3 million from the school’s bank account over almost two years, was yesterday (September 3) sentenced to eight... |
| Woman returns to home village after 52 years 2010/09/04 A VILLAGE in Stutterheim yesterday celebrated the return of one of its long-lost residents – an elderly woman who left the area more than 50 years ago. Nonzwakazi Ndzungu, 73,... |
| E Cape textile firm sheds 760 jobs 2010/09/04 MORE than 760 jobs will be lost in Buffalo City as a once major textile employer, Da Gama Textiles, retrenches more than half its workforce. There are fears the deep job cuts may sound... |
| SA must wait it out as union consults members 2010/09/04 SOUTH Africa will have to wait out the weekend to find out if public servants start their fourth week of strikes on Monday or accept the government’s latest wage offer. Union... |
| W Cape minister post for De Lille 2010/09/04 ID LEADER Patricia de Lille is to join the Western Cape government as Social Development Minister. Provincial Premier Helen Zille told a press conference in the provincial... |
| Widespread damage as quake rocks Christchurch Edition 2 WELLINGTON: A 7.0 magnitude earthquake has rocked New Zealand's second largest city, Christchurch, causing widespread damage including the collapse of some buildings and power... |
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| Online gambling strictly illegal IF you spend your time at home trying to make quick buck on your computer playing online poker, blackjack, slots or betting on sports anywhere in South Africa, you’re doing so illegally. ... |
| Delhi: vuvuzelas to cheer on athletes in commonwealth games events NEW DELHI — Loved and loathed in equal measure, the drone of the vuvuzela will resonate in India for the first time at the Commonwealth Games in October. The plastic horn, which went on to... |
| Crime: 1 000 suspects killed ABOUT 1 000 crime suspects were killed in KwaZulu-Natal between 2008 and last year and 13 police officers have been convicted in connection with the deaths. Independent Complaints Directorate... |
| Elderly woman dies after being sent home DEATHS due to hospital disruptions continue to mount as the public sector strike drags on. On Thursday night an elderly patient died after Northdale Hospital could not admit her overnight,... |
| Unions to explain govt offer better JOHANNESBURG — South Africa will have to wait this weekend to find out if public servants start their fourth week of strikes on Monday or accept the government’s latest wage offer. Union... |