Name changes spark conflict: FF+
Poorly thought out name changes of places with historical value will cause conflict and polarisation across South Africa for the next 20 years, Freedom Front Plus leader Pieter Mulder said in the National Assembly. 220 Comments
'Winning' Powerball ticket was bought day after draw
Deaf mute Powerball "winner" bought his ticket the day after the draw, but it turns out that R91-million jackpot was scooped by another Western Cape player 46 Comments
Police reservists nabbed for stealing register
Two police reservists have been arrested for stealing an admission of guilt register from the Strand police station in Cape Town, Western Cape police said today. 6 Comments
SA lost Mandela's glitter of hope: Dandala
South Africa has lost the hope provided by former president Nelson Mandela, but the many challenges can still be defeated, says Congress of the People parliamentary leader Mvume Dandala. 24 Comments
Tent City with all mod cons for World Cup fans
Johannesberg wants a slice of the 2010 World Cup action and plans to erect a tented village in a city park at which World Cup visitors can camp for R530 a night. 35 Comments
Mandoza was 'seen speeding' before crash
A good Samaritan taxi driver might be the reason why controversial kwaito singer Mandoza is still alive after his car accident. 24 Comments
DA Budget 'would save SA billions'
Ahead of Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan's Budget speech, the DA presented its alternative budget, which includes "off-loading" the parastatals on which the government has spent R243-billion in bail-outs in the past four years. 48 Comments
Not all that much, says Knott-Craig
Former Vodacom chief executive Alan Knott-Craig admits that the cellphone giant is continuing to pay him a salary after his retirement. 96 CommentsKenya's leaders act on graft
Kenya's prime minister suspended two ministers on corruption allegations, after the president took the same action against eight officials, in moves that might please donors but will underline coalition divisions.
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Astronauts outfit space station observation deck
Endeavour shuttle astronauts wrapped-up a near six-hour spacewalk, installing fluid tubes to the landmark observation deck on the International Space Station.
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Cosatu, YCL attack ANC cheese boys
The ANC Youth League and senior members of the ruling party have been lambasted for promoting a "culture of opulence and crass materialism" in the face of dire service-delivery failures. 33 Comments
