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Xingwana’s stance on porn

The brouhaha over Arts & Culture Minister Lulu Xingwana stance against what she perceived to be pornographic art exposes the danger of interest.

GALLERY: A school in mourning

Pupils from Jules High school in Jeppe, Johannesburg, came to lay flowers at the scene of the Jub Jub drag race crash. Four of their schoolmates were killed in the accident.

Women workers more resilient

2010-03-10 13:45

“Resilience has been identified by corporate leaders globally as the most critical factor in helping businesses survive in tough economic times – and the good news for the fairer sex is that women are found to be more resilient than men,” the report said.

Transnet pipeline costs soar to R15bn

2010-03-10 11:45

THE cost of Transnet’s multiproduct petroleum pipeline has risen by R2.75 billion to R15.42 billion, Business Day reported today.

ANC says Zuma assets row ‘a special case’

2010-03-09 13:30

THE ANC regretted that their presidential choice Jacob Zuma missed the deadline to declare his assets to Parliament, but said the circumstances needed to be understood.

Steel giant gets the shaft

2010-03-07 10:00

THE dramatic thawing of relations between ArcelorMittal SA and its biggest iron ore supplier masks years of discomfort between the two giants over the 2001 sales contract from the Sishen mine.

Corruption ‘must be tackled with vigour’

2010-03-07 10:00

Thaba Mufamadi, the chairperson of the parliamentary standing committee on finance, speaks to Andile Ntingi about his role in Parliament, his views on the interface between business and politics, and whether he is still a communist despite being a businessman

Taking "lacking" out of slacking

2010-03-07 10:00

ON A recent flight I sat next to a businessman who told me that, even at their young age, his children were exhibiting very different personalities.

Mohammed Abakar Mohammed mends a Chinese mobile phone at his stall in Abu Shouk Camp in Darfur February 11, 2010. Sudan, like most African countries, has seen a massive expansion in its telecoms industry in recent years, focused on its main towns and cities. Now, a combination of cheap Chinese imports and demand from an influx of international peacekeepers, itinerant businessmen and aid workers has pushed the market on into a much wilder area, Sudan's strife-torn Darfur. Picture: Reuters/Andrew Heavens

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80th Geneva Car Show

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