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Re-animating objets d'art is a day's work
Multiple Fleur du Cap nominee and winner for set design as well as lighting, Patrick Curtis should really be named Recycler of the Year.
1 hr ago | Reuters
Rubber bullets fired at South African mine strikers, several hurt
Ten striking South African miners were taken to hospital on Tuesday after being hit by rubber bullets, police said, as labour strife spread ahead of mid-year pay negotiations.
5 hrs ago | The Sun Online
pistorius police quiz blonde pal
Erin Stear, 25, gave a statement under oath to police who questioned her about her meetings and flirty text exchanges with Pistorius, 26.
10 hrs ago | GhanaWeb
Kufuor back home from South Africa, Switzerland
Former President John Agyekum Kufour on Monday returned home from South Africa and Switzerland after engagements to woo investors to Africa.
11 hrs ago | News24
Probe continues in schoolboy shooting
Why should the law regulate marriage when so many people in South Africa decide to live together or cohabit without getting married? asks Bertus Preller .
Fisheries department set to be stripped of patrol vessels
JUST days after the offices of Smit Amandla Marine were raided by the Hawks, it has emerged that the government is contemplating taking the responsibility for South Africa's marine patrol vessels away from the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries.
Security upped after ex-gangster shot
FROM THE INSIDE: Two former gangsters take a break in a centre, set by the Western Cape Community Outreach organisation, where they are going through a programme to help them cut themselves off from lives of crime then rejoin society.
Peace breaks out at Cape schools
Only three incidents of fighting or assault on school grounds and two cases of drug use have been reported over the past four months at six schools where metro police officers have been placed.
Bus service appeals court ruling
Cape town - Golden Arrow Bus Services has turned to the Supreme Court of Appeal to challenge a high court decision in favour of the City of Cape Town.
SA-born Miss USA visits family in Soweto
Miss USA Nana Meriwether is expected to visit a Soweto school this week before jetting home to the States on Thursday.
Lanlard will soon be a gastronaut
TV PRESENTER and celebrated baker Eric Lanlard, currently appearing on South African television, will become the first chef to go into space next year.
Cape tolls won't hurt poor - Sanral
A proposed toll system in the Winelands in the Western Cape will not impact on the poor, roads agency Sanral said on Sunday.
Interpol to aid search for missing Cape chef
The South African police have enlisted the help of Interpol to help trace a 30-year-old Cape Town chef who is believed to be missing in Dublin, Ireland.
Unclear if Guptas will be charged
Some people believe the DA will reinstate Apartheid should they win the national elections.
Movement to fight for coloured people
Some people believe the DA will reinstate Apartheid should they win the national elections.
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Abu Dhabi National Exhibitions Company today announced its participation at the upcoming IMEX 2013 in Frankfurt.
New advocate race row explodes in city
A new racial row in Cape Town's legal fraternity has exploded after a city advocate accused three silks at the Cape Bar of running a "white shipping practitioners boys' club", punching home his point with claims that they are motivated by "resentment of black rule" and "negative perceptions of black African abilities". On the flipside, however, the ... (more)
From rapper to Rasta, and now in SA
"I will never not be doing my greatest hits. I want people to close their eyes and reflect the moment." So said Snoop Lion aka Snoop Dogg when he was questioned at a press conference at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Umhlanga Rocks on Friday night.
One of the victims of an alleged paedophile ring that operated at a Cape Town circus school in the 1970s is investigating the possibility of laying charges, four decades later, against two members of what has been branded "a cult" that preyed on young boys.
The constant traveler revisits Africa
Age slows us all, but a few rare types sail through the years somehow unimpeded.