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Strikes: Who Is To Blame? On a typical sunny South African day, a group of citizens don bright coloured clothing with logos and banners in hand and go enjoy some song and dance on the streets of t...
Tuesday, 31st August 2010 Howzit
"Zimbabwe's long-time ruler, President Robert Mugabe on Sunday stunned black farmers as he questioned their agricultural skills saying the current new...
This is Our Love You wouldn't notice her deep green eyes unless she's staring straight into your own. She looks directly into mine, and she sees the colour where my deepest pain melts ...
And it's finally up!...Introducing Sprogs! After lots of work we’re finally there – Our latest project, Sprogs.co.za, is now live!! I say we are “finally there” but the real work actually...
Wednesday, 1st September 2010 Howzit
Foreign currency mid-rates updated...
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I have written many times about Mugabe's penchant for surrounding himself with people who are sympathetic to his th...
FW de Klerk slams education sector (video) Former president FW de Klerk has labelled the education sector "one of the biggest failures of the new South Africa", reports The HeraldOnline
Speaking at an SA Teache...
Death in a bottle for R3 An alcoholic concoction that has become popular among poverty-stricken residents of Zwelitsha is allegedly having a devastating impact, writes Lindile Sifile.
This highl...
Buffalo Flats residents suffer power outage Vandalism to electricity connections have plunged East London’s Buffalo Flats into darkness on Tuesday night after an electricity switchboard blew up in the area, a...
Petrol pump strike fears As public servant unions consider government's revised offer, workers in the fuel industry have embarked on an indefinite wage strike, writes Ntando Makhubu and Asa Sokop...
Transkei buries slain family (video) Thousands of mourners turned up in Ngqeleni to pay their last respects to a Transkei granny and her grandchildren who were hacked to death last week, reports Lulamile Fen...
Hooray for Spring! (pics) September 1 signals the beginning of welcome warmer weather, so cast aside the Winter woolies – Spring is here at long last!
Dispatch Photographers Theo Jeptha and ...
Legends from a small country: The Micro Frog of Floral Doom Arthur Goldstuck, the veteran debunker of urban legends, tells of a new one that has apparently been doing the rounds in the Western Cape.If you get an e-mail along these...
The spoils of Peru's mines Guardian: Foreign demand for Peru's abundant mineral resources has seen it ride out the global recession better than most. Yet, the revelation earlier this month that a P...
Tiny Antarctic creatures hint at sea level rise Reuters: Tiny marine creatures found on the seabed on opposite sides of the vast West Antarctic ice sheet give a strong hint of the risks of sea level rise caused by clim...
New artist retreat for Hamburg Hamburg residents had 28 million reasons to smile yesterday when work began on a luxury artist retreat aimed at kick-starting investment in the quiet seaside hamlet, writ...
Dream dinner raises R20 000! A Queenstown woman has set a Dinner for Dreams record by raising an incredible R20 000 during her "Black and White" themed dinner party for charity last Saturday, wri...
T'kei goodwill for slain family The family of an elderly Transkei woman who was brutally killed with her four grandchildren last week, has discovered the true meaning of ubuntu, writes Lulamile Feni...
Hospital releases 100 TB patients As the public service strike continues to cripple government services, patients with two deadly strains of tuberculosis (TB) have been sent home from East London's Fort G... |
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