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'Don't mock the boobs that saved us from rubber bullets' As many tried to body-shame the Wits topless protesters who dominated screens and social media around the country, a lot more came out in their defence. Full story |
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Murder suspects free after witness shot dead Within a week, the State's key witness in a triple murder case was dead, and the four men accused of the murders were free. Full story |
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Bogus photographer accused of raping models Young women say a man pretending to be a photographer for a modelling agency lured them to his Pretoria flat and raped them. Full story |
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R550m lawsuit adds to SABC’s financial woes The Government Employee Pension Fund is taking legal action against the SABC for cancelling a lease agreement. Full story |
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Kenya lobbies for Amina Mohamed to replace Dlamini-Zuma Kenya is lobbying for its current Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed to be the next head of the African Union Commission. Full story | | |
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Hurricane Matthew puts over 4 million Haitian children at risk Unicef has expressed concern that more than four million children could be placed at risk after Hurricane Matthew pummelled already-vulnerable Haiti. Full story | | |
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Let's wrap it up Proteas Australia are the best team in the world and if you give them a sniff, they’re going to come back hard, says Rilee Rossouw. Full story | | |
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Beards can give better jawlines Bushy ‘hipster’ beards may become more popular than ever after scientists revealed that facial hair makes men more attractive to the opposite sex. Full story | | |
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Is too much wasabi a hate crime? A Japanese sushi chain is being accused of 'wasabi terrorism' after it heaped too much of the pungent root into foreign customers' food. Full story | | |
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Post Office reports another loss The South African Post Office appears to be far from recovery after posting another loss of R1.13bn. Full story | | |
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Kim's bodyguard to robbers: You messed with the wrong one! "We have tips and leads and we will find you," says Pascal Duvier, as it emerges that Kim Kardashian West was tailed for days before the robbery. Full story | | |
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Nobel physics prize awarded for work on exotic matter Scientists David Thouless, Duncan Haldane and Michael Kosterlitz were awarded this year's Nobel Prize in physics for work that "revealed the secrets of exotic matter," the prize committee said. Full story | | |
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Slow BRT roll-out a concern, says MEC Slow roll-out bus rapid transit systems in Gauteng will stand in the way of revolutionising public transport. Full story | | |
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African countries tighten visa requirements SA business travellers beware: countries on the continent are tightening their requirements for business visas. Full story | | |
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