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SABC lawyers halt screening

Plans to screen a documentary about a corrupt apartheid deal at a fringe event during the Franschhoek Literary Festival were halted.

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Fidentia curator slams theft claims

Dines Gihwala says allegations that the curators of Fidentia stole investors’ money are “utter rubbish”.

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Independent Newspapers

Arrest likely after Spes Bona shooting

Cape Town authorities have identified a suspect in connection with the murder of Spes Bona High School pupil Glenrico Martin.

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Pregnant mom, child found in razed bungalow
May 6 2013 at 09:17

A mother and her two-year-old daughter died in a fire that destroyed three bungalows and left 10 people homeless.

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‘It was just our tiny boat and God’
May 6 2013 at 07:34

With no engine and no cellphone, a dad and son drifted for two days as a frantic rescue effort took place.

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Gupta party just getting started
May 6 2013 at 07:34

Just days after the Gupta’s four-day-long wedding wrapped up in SA, the family are reportedly planning an “after party” in India.

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Interpreter in rhino horn case ‘compromised’
May 5 2013 at 16:01

A Vietnamese interpreter sourced to assist in one of the Cape’s biggest rhino horn cases was believed to have been “compromised”.

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Traffic cop kills ‘drunk’ driver
May 5 2013 at 09:44

An allegedly drunk motorist was shot dead in Cape Town after he is said to have assaulted a traffic officer.

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Infighting behind Oudtshoorn violence
May 4 2013 at 14:04

A revolt in Oudtshoorn over an impending council reshuffle has exposed a deep rift in the ANC's provincial leadership.

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Rasta lawyer to challenge drugs act
May 4 2013 at 15:00

Garreth Prince intends to challenge sections of the Drugs and Trafficking Act to allow Rastafarians to use the "holy herb" as part of their religion.

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‘Bus strike has cost W Cape R10m’
May 4 2013 at 14:35

The ongoing national bus strike, which is entering a third week next week, has already cost the Western Cape economy as much as R10 million.

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Commuters have to dig deep
May 4 2013 at 14:35

Taliep Abrahams, one of hundreds of thousands of commuters left out in the cold by the national bus strike, is digging into his savings to cover his extra transport costs.

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Uys plugs a political gap
May 4 2013 at 14:08

Pieter-Dirk Uys says it's important that South Africans start talking about the 2014 elections and launched a platform to do so.

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