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'I'm no racist'

Artist Bret Murray, in his affidavit, explains why he painted 'The Spear'

Top lawyer cries foul as Zuma appoints judges

President Jacob Zuma yesterday appointed new judges to the bench, but several vacancies have still been left unfilled.
Jordanian riot police clash with protesters during a demonstration against Israel near the Israeli embassy in Amman

Chaos as Africans attacked

Violent race riots that shook southern Tel Aviv overnight sparked shock in Israel yesterday but also prompted top-level calls for the immediate arrest and expulsion of tens of thousands of African migrants.

Judge recommends Cele be removed - report

Suspended national police commissioner Bheki Cele should be fired because he is not fit to hold office, the board of inquiry that investigated his conduct has recommended.

ANC elite hoodwinking poor - Moeletsi Mbeki

South Africa is being de-industrialised and turned into a welfare state because of an alliance between the black political elite and the poor, political economist Moeletsi Mbeki said last night.

Nothing odd about chopper crash: owner

The Civil Aviation Authority hopes an investigation into a mysterious helicopter crash will answer the numerous questions about the incident.

Meyer shows his hand

Coach Heyneke Meyer revealed his biggest hand in terms of team selection when he named 42 players to attend the final Springbok planning session in Durban next week.

Serero to stay at Ajax

Thulani Serero looks set to stay at Ajax Amsterdam next season even though the striker is tight-lipped about his prospects at the Dutch giants.

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.

THE BIG INTERVIEW: From Sir, with love

Just one person gives Jonathan Ive a second glance as we walk through the Apple store in London's Covent Garden, and that's a member of staff. The customers are oblivious to the presence of the man responsible for the design of the computers, iPads, iPhones and iPods that they are admiring, tapping and caressing throughout the shop.

'Root out dependence'

Africa, particularly, the Southern African Development Community, will only develop if its transport infrastructure improves.

'Private investment in infrastructure needed'

South Africa needs innovative ways to include the private sector in the development of infrastructure in order to increase the level of private investment in the economy, Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba said.

INK SPOTS: Tattoo show is on the mark

The most entertaining sub-genre of reality TV has to be the competition shows.

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Terry Pheto portrays the character of Dr. Mailaika Maponya in popular daytime soapie, The Bold and the Beautiful.

Pheto bags elusive cover

Bloggers, Twitter users and magazine readers are raving about South African actress Terry Pheto, who graces the cover of next month's issue of Marie Claire South Africa.

Kidman: raw and dangerous

Australian actress Nicole Kidman says she accepted her role in The Paperboy, alongside Zac Efron, because she was looking for something "raw and more dangerous".