South African News
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Patients and staff clamour to see Zuma
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One of the patients - in a night dress and silk dressing gown, followed the president's and his entourage - saying she had hopped out of bed when she heard the noise.
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Jub Jub warning at funeral
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Mourners at the funeral of Andile Mthombeni, one of the schoolchildren killed in the crash in Soweto, said they would be keeping tabs on the case to see that justice is served.
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'It was not another township murder'
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As the murder trial of Zoliswa Nkonyana resumed, gay and lesbian rights activists protested outside the Khayelitsha court complex demanding speedy justice after a string of postponements.
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PICS: What's inside the Zakumi lucky packet
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The Zakumi 'lucky' packet is high in price and low on treats.
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Night rock climber falls to his death
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Rock climber Minoru Yaoshima could find no time to indulge in his hobby other than at night. However, this proved to be his undoing ...
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President won't pay for pardons application
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The Constitutional Court has ruled that the president does not have to pay for legal action forcing him to say what he plans to do about pardons.
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Man stabbed to death, private parts burnt
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A man has been found dead in Jeppes Reef on the border of South Africa and Swaziland with his buttocks and private parts burnt beyond recognition.
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Man critical after green mamba bite
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A 39-year-old Kwazulu-Natal man is fighting for his life after he was bitten by a green mamba, according to Netcare911 paramedics.
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Hell at hands of hijackers
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A Cape Town man thought a gang of hijackers were were just going to kill him... but they had much worse planned.
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Bedridden man's World Cup dream
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This bedridden man's greatest wish is to see a World Cup match at Cape Town's dazzling 2010 stadium.
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Sports News
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PICS: Cycle tour memories not made by SABC
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Argus Cycle Tour memories are laid down in the hearts and minds of the riders, writes chief sports writer Kevin McCallum in his exclusive column for IOL. [GALLERY]
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Swann's 10-wicket haul scuppers Bangladesh
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Graeme Swann completed a maiden 10-wicket match-haul as England ended Bangladesh's resistance in their opening Test.
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Bafana to taste real samba
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Granja Comary has provided a peaceful, scenic setting thus far for Bafana Bafana's month-long training camp in Brazil - but that's about to change.
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Beckham could be back in mid-September
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If David Beckham recovers from a torn Achilles' tendon in six months, he could rejoin the Los Angeles Galaxy in time for the team's final six regular-season games.
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Djokovic squeaks through, Nadal coasts home
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Second seed Novak Djokovic has saved three match points against Philipp Kohlschreiber while Rafa Nadal eased into the fourth round of the Indian Wells ATP tournament.
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Business News
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Pioneer Foods faces R1.6 billion wheat milling fine
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South Africa's Pioneer Food Group faces a R1.6 billion fine for colluding with other industry players to fix wheat milling prices.
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Zuma says he is open to for second term
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South Africa President Jacob Zuma has suggested he would not turn down a nomination to lead the ruling ANC for a second term.
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AngloGold Ashanti holds world's largest hedge book
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AngloGold Ashanti is the holder of the world's largest hedge book after rival Barrick Gold closed out the remainder of its gold fixed price forward sales.
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Sacci concerned at cost of farm murders, attacks
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Farm attacks cost the economy almost R2 million per annum.
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Shell to boost production, cut more jobs
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Royal Dutch Shell says it will boost production by 11 percent by 2012 from 2009 levels.
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