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Young designers at Soweto gig
YOUNG designers will get a chance to shine, and possibly have their work snapped up by foreign talent scouts, at next weekend's Soweto Fashion Week (SFW). 0 Comments
A fresh start for NYDA
IN AN effort to change the negative public image of the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA), the new board has embarked on a three-year turn-around strategy. 0 Comments
You owe us, say needy kids
IMPOVERISHED gymnastics hopefuls are still waiting for an R18000 payment from the government - six months after they performed at the South African Sports Awards. 0 CommentsRussians name top US spy
RUSSIA'S security services openly named the alleged US intelligence agency's Moscow station chief in a rare breach of protocol after arresting a purported CIA agent working undercover. 0 CommentsKarabus yet to talk about ordeal
ALTHOUGH Professor Cyril Karabus may have finally returned home on Friday, yesterday afternoon his family said they had not yet talked about what really happened to him in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and how it affected the family over the past nine months. 0 CommentsTwo men in court for stabbing and robbing advocate Mpofu
TWO men accused of robbing and stabbing prominent advocate Dali Mpofu appeared briefly in the East London Magistrate's Court on Friday. 0 CommentsFNB robbery: police close in
POLICE have whittled down the number of suspects in the FNB Stadium heist to "less than 10". 0 Comments
That's indophobia!
THE Gupta family apparently believes that the negative reports about its dealings are driven by a racist agenda. 0 Comments
Juju farm has little appeal
THE confiscated Limpopo farm of Julius Malema has attracted little interest from potential buyers - in contrast to his Sandown house that fetched R5,9-million in the first few minutes of being auctioned. 0 Comments
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Vavi on the ropes - His days at Cosatu
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'No,that's not me' - Strike leader denies all under oath
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We need the old ways
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Zille subsidises youth
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Whole new world - Nothing's the same on the outside
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Not just a 4-letter word
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Match fixer to know his fate
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Football was the winner at Afcon
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Stand firm, our public protector
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You won't get off that easy, Ramaphosa
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Juju crony's farm seized
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'Troublesome' Majeke quits
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Coffers looted - Seta millions lost to misspending, fraud
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Our future bleak - Mbheki laments SA crisis
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Minister Hatchet - Minister accused of purging her staff
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Mom accuses minister
Gupta's annoy ANC
THE Gupta family may escape a criminal investigation for landing their private jet at Waterkloof Air Force Base, but politically they're on the ropes. 1 Comments
Probe shows Koloane 'did bidding for Gupta plane'
PRELIMINARY investigations into the Gupta family wedding saga reveal a paper trail of e-mails and text messages that show how suspended chief of state protocol ambassador Bruce Koloane did the bidding for the family. 0 Comments
Sick joke backfires
THE Nelson Mandela Children's Fund has reacted with anger to a poster taking the mickey out of Nelson Mandela. 0 Comments
Donald set to blow SAMAs with his performance
Music cupid Donald has been selected as one of the artists who will be performing at the much anticipated 19th Annual MTN South African Music Awards (SAMAs) which will be broadcast LIVE on SABC 1 at 8.30pm. 0 CommentsNo going back
THE nationwide bus strike is set to intensify this week following threats by the South African Transport and Allied Workers Union (Satawu) to bring in more of its partners. 0 CommentsAnti-Vavi campaign tears Cosatu
COSATU leaders seem to be divided over the federation's future. 0 CommentsDesperate to escape
BOSTON bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev drove over his dying brother to escape a gunbattle with the police, Watertown's police chief said yesterday. 0 Comments
Democracy is hard work
NINETEEN years ago, Nelson Mandela became the first president of a democratic South Africa. Exactly a year from yesterday, we will be celebrating 20 years of freedom and many questions will be asked about the state of post-apartheid SA. 0 Comments
'Zuma sold SA for plate of curry'
"(PRESIDENT Jacob) Zuma has sold the country to the Guptas for a plate of curry." 1 Comments
Spotlight on soaring airfare costs
THE Competition Commission is "assessing various matters in the airline" industry. 0 Comments
A boere paradise
KLEINFONTEIN, a small village situated between Pretoria and Bronkhorstspruit, has certainly got people talking. 0 Comments
Court quashes appeal against McBride acquittal
THE state has lost its appeal against the acquittal of former Ekurhuleni Metro Police chief Robert McBride ( pictured ) on charges of drunken driving and attempting to obstruct justice. 0 CommentsMatch-making show continues on Capricorn FM
CAPRICORN FM say they will not can their match-making show, TC , which is aired on Sundays, despite a man having been convicted of killing two women he met through the programme. 0 Comments
New breed of ANC young lions
THE 22-member team of young people from across the nine provinces tasked with rebuilding the ANC Youth League met for the first time yesterday in Pretoria. 3 CommentsWeather
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