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Samwu backs Cosatu strike
The South African Municipal Workers Union says it is mobilising its members for a nationwide strike against the ban of labour brokers and the e-tolling system, as organised by Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu).
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Business confidence falls
Business confidence, as measured by the South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SACCI), dipped to 97.1 in January after increasing by 1.7 points in December 2011 to 99.1.
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Oil rises above $99
Oil prices rose to above $99 a barrel in Asia after an unexpected drop in US crude supplies suggested demand is improving.
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Pick n Pay CEO Nick Badminton quits
Pick n Pay has announced that CEO Nick Badminton would resign.
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Sharks can go all the way - Bismarck
With the Sharks' preparations for the 2012 Super Rugby season winding down, hooker Bismarck du Plessis insists his team can finally stake a claim for a maiden title win.
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Terence Parkin in comeback bid
Terence Parkin, the Olympic silver medallist from Sydney 2000, has announced plans of a comeback to competitive swimming.
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Fergie wants firmer racism penalty
Sir Alex Ferguson has set the stage for Manchester United’s showdown with arch- rivals Liverpool by calling for an even tougher crackdown on racism in football.
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Stormers sitting with fetcher problem
To fetch, or not to fetch? That is the question weighing on the minds of the Stormers management ahead of the start of Super Rugby.
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Bronx owner murdered
The owner of "the best known gay landmark in South Africa" and a prominent figure in the local gay community was found murdered with his hands bound in his Green Point home yesterday.
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Family desperate to find teen
A 15-year-old girl has disappeared from her home in Phoenix, north of Durban.
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Strange fate of animals in vet’s care
A vet at the centre of a criminal and animal cruelty investigation has been accused of malpractice.
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Welfare chief on leave after drug arrest
A Western Cape social welfare senior director charged with drug possession has been placed on leave.
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All square at the start of the series
The South African ODI team takes on Sri Lanka in a sunny Paarl today and the home side expects to move ahead in overall match wins … both sides have won 22 times in the 46 times they have faced each other. Die Suid-Afikaanse eendagspan pak vandag Sri Lanka in ‘n sonnige Paarl. Die tuisspan beplan om ‘n voorsprong te neem in die algehele uitslae. Beide spanne het 22 keer gewen in die 46 keer dat die spanne teen mekaar gespeel het.
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Premier call on UJ to stop stampedes
Gauteng premier, Nomvula Mokonyane, has called on the management of the University of Johannesburg to work closely with authorities to ensure that Tuesday’s stampede at the university does not happen again. Die premier van Gauteng het 'n beroep op die Universiteit van Johannesburg gedoen om toegang beter te beheer na 'n ouer gister in 'n stormloop om laat registrasie gedood is.
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Teacher suspended after child-sex allegations
A teacher from Daveyton near Johannesburg has been suspended by Gauteng Education after allegations that he was giving marks for sex to his pupils. ‘n Onderwyser van Daveyton naby Johannesburg is geskors na hy na bewering beter punte aan skoolkinders gegee het in ruil vir seks.
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Minister threatens drivers that break the law
Transport Minister S’bu Ndebele has warned there will be zero tolerance for those who continue to drive at excessive speeds and disobey the rules of the road during the festive season. Die minister van vervoer sê bestuurders sal toegesluit word as hulle nie Suid-Afrikaanse verkeersreëls nakom nie.
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