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Bloody sacrifice for democracy

Thai protestors poured several jugs of their own blood on the front gate of the government headquarters in a symbolic sacrifice to press their demands for new elections.  8 Comments

Malema conviction delights Sasco

The SA Students Congress (Sasco) says it is "delighted" by the conviction of African National Congress Youth League president Julius Malema for hate speech.  79 Comments

Sanral claims open road tolls "equitable"

Open road tolling is an equitable method for motorists to pay for what they use, the SA National Roads Agency says.  47 Comments

Labour wants another R1bn

The department of labour needs another R1 billion in the next financial year to operate professionally and deliver on its mandate, director general Jimmy Manyi told parliamentarians.  19 Comments

Jackson in R1,8 billion recording deal

The estate of Michael Jackson has landed the late King of Pop the biggest recording deal in history: a $200 million guaranteed contract with Sony Music Entertainment for 10 projects over seven years, according to a person familiar with the deal.  1 Comments

Lee-Ann Liebenberg is engaged

Celebrity news magazine, heat, reveals that Lee-Ann Liebenberg and her boyfriend Nicky van der Walt are engaged.  12 Comments

Stalled PBMR initiative swallows state funding

The stalled pebble bed modular reactor programme to develop a local nuclear energy industry has swallowed nearly half of the R13.3-billion handed out since 2004 in financial assistance to state owned corporations.  9 Comments

Zuma won't have to pay for pardons

The president does not have to pay for court action lodged against him to say what he planned to do about pardons, the Constitutional Court rules.  10 Comments

Malema blamed for farm attack

ANC Youth League boss Julius Malema has been blamed by two opposition parties for a vicious farm attack in KwaZulu-Natal in which a farmer was injured while his wife was shot dead.  442 Comments

Kidnapped British boy released

A five-year-old British boy kidnapped while on a family holiday in Pakistan this month has been released safe and sound, says the British high commission in Islamabad and a relative.  2 Comments

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Making hay while state fiddles

David Shapiro: After a recent presentation that I gave, I was asked by a member of the audience to share my thoughts on Julius Malema and Winnie Madikizela-Mandela.

JSE to launch BEE board

JSE Ltd plans to launch a separate board for black economic empowerment schemes to make trading between black investors more transparent, a spokeswoman says.  4 Comments

 

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