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06. August 2009
Economic confidence up on 2010 World Cup optimism
ECONOMIC confidence rose in July on the back of an expected mild economic recovery next year and lower inflation, the Reuters Econometer showed today. The Econometer rose to 248,17 in July, bouncing...
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06. August 2009
SA on climate change: 'No money, no deal'
Developing countries won't consider the next round of climate change talks successful unless rich nations set aside money to help them address global warming, South African officials said on Tuesday....
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06. August 2009
Sexwale to spend more nights with urban poor
HUMAN Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale has briefed Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe , head of the government’s antipoverty strategy, about his stint in Diepsloot — one of Gauteng’s poorest...
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06. August 2009
Rand unlikely to depreciate substantially
The rand is unlikely to depreciate substantially from its current levels, Investec Asset Management said on Monday. "In our view, the rand is nothing more than a leveraged play on global...
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04. August 2009
SA’s physicality ‘quite scary’, say Wallabies
THE Wallabies yesterday made no secret of the fact that they were in awe of the physicality of the Springboks after watching them power to victory against the All Blacks on television at their Cape...
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04. August 2009
National anthem ‘is the property of the state’
SA’s national anthem belongs to the state and the government has the sole rights to the anthem, intellectual property (IP) lawyers said at the weekend. They were responding to recent claims that...
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31. July 2009
Cape Town ready for 2010 draw
As the world’s best football nations fight through gruelling qualifying campaigns to make it to the 2010 Fifa World Cup, one of the world’s favourite cities is ready to welcome them.
On 30...