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Tue Oct 18 2016
 
     
 

Oakbay chief’s exit a blow for shaken Gupta empire

Nazeem Howa resigns as chief executive of Oakbay Investments - and economists say more high-level departures are possible.

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Three-year-olds spend night with 3 bodies

A girl, 3, was found with the bodies of her mother, brother and her mother’s boyfriend, with her sister unconscious on a blood-soaked bed.

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Noakes: If Banting was a drug, we’d win a Nobel

If Banting was a drug, people would be signing up to give us a Nobel Prize, Tim Noakes said at an inquiry into his professional conduct.

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We are under siege - #FeesMustFall protesters

The alleged abduction of a Wits student who was abandoned in Limpopo has raised fears of apartheid-era tactics.

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PICS: Thousands join Tyson Gay to mourn daughter

Thousands of people joined Olympic sprinter Tyson Gay at a vigil honouring Gay's 15-year-old daughter, who was fatally shot.

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Noakes: If Banting was a drug, we’d win a Nobel

If Banting was a drug, people would be signing up to give us a Nobel Prize, Tim Noakes said at an inquiry into his professional conduct.

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AFRICA  

#Tajamuka in bid to arrest Jonathan Moyo

A group of activists tried to arrest cabinet minister Jonathan Moyo over the $400,000 he allegedly embezzled from the Zimbabwe Development Fund.

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WORLD  

41% of US voters agree that election is 'rigged'

A significant portion of US voters are convinced that the White House will be “stolen” from Republican candidate Donald Trump.

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SPORT  

The Extra Strong Team of the Week

Mamelodi Sundowns, winners of the first leg of the CAF Champions League final, dominate the Team of the Week after their 3-0 thrashing of Zamalek.

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LIFESTYLE  

How celebrities deal with trolls on social media

Twitter, Instagram,Facebook, Snapchat and other social media sites are often the gateway for celebrities to communicate with their fans and promote themselves.

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BACKPAGE  

Happy birthday, Finland, but no mountain

The Norwegian government has resisted public pressure to offer part of a mountain to neighbouring Finland as a birthday gift.

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BUSINESS  

Industries in peril as drought drags on

SA’s manufacturing sector faces production challenges due to water restrictions.

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TONIGHT  

Billy Bush leaves Today show after lewd tape

TV host Billy Bush leaves NBC's flagship morning show after a furore over a video in which he and Donald Trump discuss women.

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SCITECH  

Deadly cat poop causes rift in Hawaii

Federal researchers believe feces from the legions of stray cats roaming Hawaii is spreading a disease that is killing Hawaiian monk seals.

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MOTORING  

Apple scales back Titan plan

Apple has drastically scaled back its automotive ambitions, leading to hundreds of job cuts and a new direction.

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TRAVEL  

5 destinations to visit during off-peak season

Peak seasons vary from destination to destination, but visit at less popular times and you're likely to find fewer people - and lower prices.

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