Zulu 'pulls a Shaik' in prison
Christie's auction honours Hammerl
Drop in youth support for Malema
- Mpumalanga town's water safe: analyst
- Government in learning mode: Chabane
- Serial escapee Moyo not kept in holding cells: witness
- Apple readies iPhone with larger screen: sources
- Japanese lesbian can't wait for Disneyland wedding
- Judge to lead Greece to fateful June 17 election
- Austrian police track 8-year-old thieves to playground
Mdluli saga drags in high-level ANC MP
Liverpool sack Dalglish
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish was sacked on Wednesday, the Premier League club said in a statement.
Chiefs to shake things up
Major player changes to Kaizer Chiefs are in the offing, manager Bobby Motaung said on Wednesday.
Joubert on his way to Stormers?
Saracens number eight Ernst Joubert is the latest overseas-based player to be linked with a short-term move to the injury-ravaged Stormers.
Drogba before Torres, implores Zola
Chelsea legend Gianfranco Zola is of the opinion Didier Drogba should start ahead of Fernando Torres in the Champions League final against Bayern Munich on Saturday.
Federer blows past Berlocq amid dust storm
Roger Federer braved dust storm conditions to blow past Argentine Carlos Berlocq 6-3, 6-4 and open his week with a second-round victory at the Rome Masters on Wednesday.The ASA has found Patrick Holford's "Smart Kids Brain Boost" name misleading. Does this dodgy marketing to sell pills to our kids anger you?
Transnet build must include private sector: Gigaba
The private sector will have to be involved in helping state-owned logistics group Transnet to meet its capital expenditure requirements, says Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba.
Patel to take control of Youth Wage Subsidy
Responsibility for implementing the R5 billion Youth Wage Subsidy will be placed in the hands of the Economic Development Department (EDD), says President Jacob Zuma.
Nurses' protest halts life-saving operations
Patients were left unattended for seven hours when nurses protested at Durban's Inkosi Albert Luthuli Central Hospital yesterday.
Judge to lead Greece to fateful June 17 election
Greece put a senior judge in charge of an emergency government on Wednesday to lead it to new elections on June 17 and bankers sought to calm public fears after the president said political chaos risked causing panic and a run on deposits.
US sanctions on Mugabe & Co maintained
The US yesterday vowed it would not lift sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe and dozens of top officials before there were signs of permanent political reforms.
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Simnikiwe Xabanisa
Meyer, White much the same
There's a guy at my local pub who my friends have taken to calling my best mate.
An Educated Guess
Jonathan Jansen
Jonathan Jansen
Time to raise the bar
I am asking you to join me in a national campaign to raise the standard for passing in all school subjects to 50%.
Politics, Policy and Power
Brendan Boyle
Brendan Boyle
Ordinary citizens should flex their mega-muscle
We surrendered a powerful resource in 1994 and the years immediately after when we assumed the war against bad government was won and allowed our vibrant civil society to wither.
The joy of reality
Bruce Gorton
Bruce Gorton
Voltaire, the DA and Cosatu
When we silence those we disagree with, we silence ourselves.
