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Day of the Pharaoh is done as Egypt picks up the pieces

The Times: For the first time in their 5000-year history, Egyptians do not know who their new leader will be. This week's landmark presidential election, run over two days on Wednesday and yesterday, is the culmination of an extraordinary struggle that swept aside Hosni Mubarak, the ''big man'' who ruled Egypt with an iron fist for three decades.

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UN report shows SA on slippery slope to doomed democracy

Lady Gaga arrives at Harvard University to launch her Born This Way Foundation in Cambridge

Gaga for the Lady's activism

Absa Premiership: Kaizer Chiefs v Orlando Pirates

Vodacom has got it all wrong with this soccer sponsorship

Hlophe case is a chance for JSC to redeem itself

The Times Editorial: The legal drama involving Cape Judge President John Hlophe is likely to be dragged out even longer - this time quite unnecessarily - by the organisation that should have dealt with it effectively three years ago.

Reaction to president's picture painful

The Goodman Gallery has a painting at the moment of the president looking action figurish with his penis exposed.

Hogarth

Hogarth 25 March

Hogarth does not suffer fools lightly and is compulsive reading for the millions of South Africans who share this intolerance.

Mampara

Mampara of the week: Steve Hofmeyr

THANK goodness for Twitter.

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The bleeting truth about Idols

Hi. My name is Nikita and I am an Idols fan. Don’t judge me. Yes, I am.

Liberate the ANC from the chains of strugglethink

For the party to transform, it has to dump its archaic revolutionary frame of mind

A sign stating an opinion about religion hangs near displays showing nativity scenes at Palisades Park in Santa Monica

We all believe in something: an atheist view on faith

I saw a photo of a notice board outside a church reading ‘God prefers kind atheists to hateful Christians’, and it got me thinking about our prejudices against each other.

The internet – changing us

At the moment in Russia there is a guy called Sergey who was arrested for supporting gay rights.

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