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Stockton prof named Flubright specialist
RichardStocktonCollege physical therapy professor Mary Lou Galantino has been added to the roster of Fulbright specialists for her expertise in HIV-AIDS rehabilitation, cancer rehabilitation and integrative medicine.
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It was the first day of the 2010 Soccer World Cup, and Bafana Bafana scored a goal in the opening match against Mexico.
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UPDATE 1-Lanxess signs deal with S.African miners to end strike
Striking South African workers at a chrome mine owned by German chemicals group Lanxess have signed a deal to end a week-long illegal walkout, after winning a one-off payment from the latest company to give in to militant labour pressure.
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Klerksdorp shack dwellers face eviction
Alternative accommodation has to be provided for thousands of illegal squatters occupying private land in Klerksdorp, North West, the High Court in Pretoria ordered on Friday.
Oscar Pistorius: the end of the rainbow
Oscar Pistorius was more than a national hero. His success came to symbolise South Africa's triumph over apartheid.
Student found dead after ransom paid
"I thought she would come back home safely." These were Vinolia Kekana's sad words after she had just learnt about her friend Philasande Ngum's death.
The African Union's 50th Anniversary
It is difficult to know what to think of the African Union, just as it is hard to assess the performance of the United Nations.
E Cape teachers paid: department
Eastern Cape teachers who planned to take the basic education department to court for non-payment have been paid, the department said on Friday.
Wife arrested for cop's murder
The wife of a Welkom policeman killed near his office in November last year has been arrested in connection with his murder, Free State police said on Friday.
Child rapist jailed for 18 years
A KwaZulu-Natal man was sentenced by the Vryheid Regional Court to 18 years in jail for raping a 12-year-old girl, KwaZulu-Natal police said on Friday.
Cosatu studying court protest ruling
The Congress of SA Trade Unions is studying the court ruling halting its planned e-toll protest, it said on Friday.
TONY Stimson was dumbfounded when he came across the grave of a man his grandfather had shot dead in the Boer War.
Editorial: Justice meddling simply criminal
The "justice" part of the criminal-justice system comes in for intense scrutiny, but the "criminal" part is, of course, just as important.
PetroSA suspends top exec after R1bn scandal
The Hawks police unit is investigating PetroSA, and a probe by the Central Energy Fund, its holding company, is said to be complete.
IFP narrowly takes ANC ward seat in Mpumalanga by-election
The IFP has won a ward seat from the ANC in Albert Luthuli municipality in a Mpumalanga by-election, IEC results have shown.
South Africa: Clash of Booker titans
With freedom of expression under threat in South Africa again, Anton Harber recalls an electric confrontation between two Booker prize winners, JM Coetzee and Nadine Gordimer, about the censorship of a third - Salman Rushdie It started on a Thursday midday, when the organiser of the Weekly Mail Book Week put the phone down, walked across the ... (more)
ID smart cards will roll out in July
Green, bar-coded identity books will be replaced with identity smart cards from July, Home Affairs Minister Naledi Pandor said on Thursday.
Parliament to debate initiate deaths - ANC
Parliament will probably debate the deaths of initiates at the end of the month, the African National Congress chief whip's office said on Thursday.
Karun & Thee Mc Africa Leave Camp Mulla
The 'Fresh All Day' camp is becoming a little bit dry after two of its members left the group to pursue different career paths.
Mandela name pulled into South Africa politics
Nelson Mandela, old and frail, lives in seclusion in his Johannesburg home. Beyond the high walls of the house, the fighting over his image and what he stood for has already begun.