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± Sport ± All Blacks destroy Wallabies in Tri-Nations rout The All Blacks ripped apart the Wallabies 49-28 to take control of this year's Tri-Nations series at the Docklands stadium on Saturday. 2010-07-31 @ 21:21 Read Article ± India back Alan Isaac for top ICC post India's cricket chiefs on Saturday endorsed New Zealand's Alan Isaac as the next vice-president of the world governing body. 2010-07-31 @ 14:47 Read Article ± Bok coach faces misconduct charge Bok coach Peter de Villiers faces a misconduct charge after suggesting a conspiracy theory to help the All Blacks ahead of next year's World Cup. 2010-07-30 @ 11:07 Read Article ± Letting the team finish first Ferrari made the right decision in ordering Felipe Massa to allow Fernando Alonso to win. 2010-07-30 @ 09:43 Read Article ± Hatred keeps the Tour wheels turning After all the smiles and handshakes it was surprising that Alberto Contador and Andy Schleck didn't blow kisses to each other in Paris. 2010-07-30 @ 08:27 Read Article Top of Category

± International ± BP to try well kill as House passes reforms BP said on Friday it could seal its ruptured oil well by next week as the House of Representatives voted to toughen regulation of offshore drilling. 2010-07-31 @ 12:42 Read Article ± Pakistan monsoon floods kill hundreds Rescue workers and troops in Pakistan were on Saturday struggling to reach thousands of people affected by the worst floods in living memory. 2010-07-31 @ 11:19 Read Article ± Israel launches air strikes in Gaza after rocket fire Israel carried out air strikes on targets in the Gaza Strip on Friday after a rocket fired from the Palestinian territory exploded in Ashkelon. 2010-07-31 @ 07:51 Read Article ± North Korea's footballers undergo public mauling Footballers subjected to six-hour excoriation on stage for "betraying" North Korea and Kim Jong-il's son and heir. 2010-07-31 @ 07:40 Read Article ± WikiLeaks 'has blood on its hands' over war logs US officials are worried about what other secret US documents the whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks may possess and had tried to contact the group. 2010-07-31 @ 07:07 Read Article Top of Category

± National ± Zuma intervenes in Nyanda, Mohlala spat President Jacob Zuma has delegated Public Service Minister Richard Baloyi to intervene in the dispute between Siphiwe Nyanda his director general. 2010-07-31 @ 07:33 Read Article ± Media tribunal 'would be a very dangerous move' A media tribunal would be an "imposition" on media freedom, press ombudsman Joe Thloloe warned on Friday. 2010-07-30 @ 15:51 Read Article ± No justice for burning man While police action this time around has been swift, justice for many of those involved in the xenophobic attacks has been painfully slow. 2010-07-30 @ 15:44 Read Article ± Bias, brigandry and the prophets of doom "The mysterious incompatibility of bias and brigandry" sums up the government's curious responses to the current xenophobic violence. 2010-07-30 @ 15:42 Read Article ± Minister congratulates Zille on farm-worker proposal Agriculture Minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson has congratulated Helen Zille for suggesting a 50/50 equity share scheme between farmers and workers. 2010-07-30 @ 14:29 Read Article Top of Category

± International ± BP to try well kill as House passes reforms BP said on Friday it could seal its ruptured oil well by next week as the House of Representatives voted to toughen regulation of offshore drilling. 2010-07-31 @ 12:42 Read Article ± Pakistan monsoon floods kill hundreds Rescue workers and troops in Pakistan were on Saturday struggling to reach thousands of people affected by the worst floods in living memory. 2010-07-31 @ 11:19 Read Article ± Israel launches air strikes in Gaza after rocket fire Israel carried out air strikes on targets in the Gaza Strip on Friday after a rocket fired from the Palestinian territory exploded in Ashkelon. 2010-07-31 @ 07:51 Read Article ± North Korea's footballers undergo public mauling Footballers subjected to six-hour excoriation on stage for "betraying" North Korea and Kim Jong-il's son and heir. 2010-07-31 @ 07:40 Read Article ± WikiLeaks 'has blood on its hands' over war logs US officials are worried about what other secret US documents the whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks may possess and had tried to contact the group. 2010-07-31 @ 07:07 Read Article Top of Category

± Africa ± Human catastrophe looming Millions of dollars are needed to help those facing starvation in the Sahel region. 2010-07-31 @ 06:54 Read Article ± Uganda charges three with Kampala bombings Three Kenyans have been charged with the bomb attacks that killed more than 70 soccer fans watching the World Cup final. 2010-07-30 @ 16:42 Read Article ± Zim housing-blitz victims 'still homeless' The government of Zimbabwe has failed to build houses for victims of mass evictions five years ago, a human rights group said on Friday. 2010-07-30 @ 15:42 Read Article ± Al-Shabaab calls for attacks on Uganda, Burundi embassies Somalia's al-Qaeda-linked al-Shabaab militants have called for worldwide attacks on the embassies of Uganda and Burundi. 2010-07-30 @ 14:22 Read Article ± Human catastrophe looms in the Sahel A major food crisis in West Africa's Sahel region is threatening the lives of 10-­million people, including hundreds of thousands of children, 2010-07-30 @ 08:28 Read Article Top of Category

± Business ± Trade account swings to surplus in June SA's trade account swung back into surplus in June, partly boosted by a backlog of exports resulting from a transport strike the previous month. 2010-07-30 @ 16:29 Read Article ± More women in business makes good sense Although there are compelling reasons to include women in companies, they remain sidelined. 2010-07-30 @ 15:15 Read Article ± Franchisees settling old Scores Failed black businesses say Pick n Pay was not upfront with them when they took over stores. 2010-07-30 @ 14:52 Read Article ± Petrol price to drop next week The price of all grades of petrol will drop by 10 cents per litre on Wednesday next week, the Energy Department said on Friday. 2010-07-30 @ 14:20 Read Article ± Govt's new wage offer 'an insult', say unions The government will not budge from its offer of a 6,5% wage increase to the public-service sector. 2010-07-30 @ 14:14 Read Article Top of Category

± National ± Zuma intervenes in Nyanda, Mohlala spat President Jacob Zuma has delegated Public Service Minister Richard Baloyi to intervene in the dispute between Siphiwe Nyanda his director general. 2010-07-31 @ 07:33 Read Article ± Media tribunal 'would be a very dangerous move' A media tribunal would be an "imposition" on media freedom, press ombudsman Joe Thloloe warned on Friday. 2010-07-30 @ 15:51 Read Article ± No justice for burning man While police action this time around has been swift, justice for many of those involved in the xenophobic attacks has been painfully slow. 2010-07-30 @ 15:44 Read Article ± Bias, brigandry and the prophets of doom "The mysterious incompatibility of bias and brigandry" sums up the government's curious responses to the current xenophobic violence. 2010-07-30 @ 15:42 Read Article ± Minister congratulates Zille on farm-worker proposal Agriculture Minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson has congratulated Helen Zille for suggesting a 50/50 equity share scheme between farmers and workers. 2010-07-30 @ 14:29 Read Article Top of Category

± Africa ± Human catastrophe looming Millions of dollars are needed to help those facing starvation in the Sahel region. 2010-07-31 @ 06:54 Read Article ± Uganda charges three with Kampala bombings Three Kenyans have been charged with the bomb attacks that killed more than 70 soccer fans watching the World Cup final. 2010-07-30 @ 16:42 Read Article ± Zim housing-blitz victims 'still homeless' The government of Zimbabwe has failed to build houses for victims of mass evictions five years ago, a human rights group said on Friday. 2010-07-30 @ 15:42 Read Article ± Al-Shabaab calls for attacks on Uganda, Burundi embassies Somalia's al-Qaeda-linked al-Shabaab militants have called for worldwide attacks on the embassies of Uganda and Burundi. 2010-07-30 @ 14:22 Read Article ± Human catastrophe looms in the Sahel A major food crisis in West Africa's Sahel region is threatening the lives of 10-­million people, including hundreds of thousands of children, 2010-07-30 @ 08:28 Read Article Top of Category

± Business ± Trade account swings to surplus in June SA's trade account swung back into surplus in June, partly boosted by a backlog of exports resulting from a transport strike the previous month. 2010-07-30 @ 16:29 Read Article ± More women in business makes good sense Although there are compelling reasons to include women in companies, they remain sidelined. 2010-07-30 @ 15:15 Read Article ± Franchisees settling old Scores Failed black businesses say Pick n Pay was not upfront with them when they took over stores. 2010-07-30 @ 14:52 Read Article ± Petrol price to drop next week The price of all grades of petrol will drop by 10 cents per litre on Wednesday next week, the Energy Department said on Friday. 2010-07-30 @ 14:20 Read Article ± Govt's new wage offer 'an insult', say unions The government will not budge from its offer of a 6,5% wage increase to the public-service sector. 2010-07-30 @ 14:14 Read Article Top of Category

± National ± Zuma intervenes in Nyanda, Mohlala spat President Jacob Zuma has delegated Public Service Minister Richard Baloyi to intervene in the dispute between Siphiwe Nyanda his director general. 2010-07-31 @ 07:33 Read Article ± Media tribunal 'would be a very dangerous move' A media tribunal would be an "imposition" on media freedom, press ombudsman Joe Thloloe warned on Friday. 2010-07-30 @ 15:51 Read Article ± No justice for burning man While police action this time around has been swift, justice for many of those involved in the xenophobic attacks has been painfully slow. 2010-07-30 @ 15:44 Read Article ± Bias, brigandry and the prophets of doom "The mysterious incompatibility of bias and brigandry" sums up the government's curious responses to the current xenophobic violence. 2010-07-30 @ 15:42 Read Article ± Minister congratulates Zille on farm-worker proposal Agriculture Minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson has congratulated Helen Zille for suggesting a 50/50 equity share scheme between farmers and workers. 2010-07-30 @ 14:29 Read Article Top of Category

± Africa ± Human catastrophe looming Millions of dollars are needed to help those facing starvation in the Sahel region. 2010-07-31 @ 06:54 Read Article ± Uganda charges three with Kampala bombings Three Kenyans have been charged with the bomb attacks that killed more than 70 soccer fans watching the World Cup final. 2010-07-30 @ 16:42 Read Article ± Zim housing-blitz victims 'still homeless' The government of Zimbabwe has failed to build houses for victims of mass evictions five years ago, a human rights group said on Friday. 2010-07-30 @ 15:42 Read Article ± Al-Shabaab calls for attacks on Uganda, Burundi embassies Somalia's al-Qaeda-linked al-Shabaab militants have called for worldwide attacks on the embassies of Uganda and Burundi. 2010-07-30 @ 14:22 Read Article ± Human catastrophe looms in the Sahel A major food crisis in West Africa's Sahel region is threatening the lives of 10-­million people, including hundreds of thousands of children, 2010-07-30 @ 08:28 Read Article Top of Category

± Business ± Trade account swings to surplus in June SA's trade account swung back into surplus in June, partly boosted by a backlog of exports resulting from a transport strike the previous month. 2010-07-30 @ 16:29 Read Article ± More women in business makes good sense Although there are compelling reasons to include women in companies, they remain sidelined. 2010-07-30 @ 15:15 Read Article ± Franchisees settling old Scores Failed black businesses say Pick n Pay was not upfront with them when they took over stores. 2010-07-30 @ 14:52 Read Article ± Petrol price to drop next week The price of all grades of petrol will drop by 10 cents per litre on Wednesday next week, the Energy Department said on Friday. 2010-07-30 @ 14:20 Read Article ± Govt's new wage offer 'an insult', say unions The government will not budge from its offer of a 6,5% wage increase to the public-service sector. 2010-07-30 @ 14:14 Read Article Top of Category

± Other ± Students cover professor's office in kitchen foil It could be mistaken for a Turner Prize installation, but the gleaming aluminium office is in fact the latest prank pulled on a chemistry professor. 2010-07-30 @ 13:44 Read Article ± 'The teeth that saved the world' A set of dentures made for Britain's war-time prime minister, Winston Churchill, went under the hammer on Thursday. 2010-07-30 @ 08:23 Read Article ± UK minister: Don't call them obese, they're fat Calling people fat rather than obese would be more likely to motivate them to lose weight, according to Britain's public health minister. 2010-07-29 @ 13:24 Read Article ± Animals get a voice in Swiss politics Swiss animal lovers have founded a political party to represent the interests of their four-legged friends, Swiss news agency ATS reported on Sunday. 2010-07-29 @ 11:01 Read Article Top of Category

± Sport ± All Blacks destroy Wallabies in Tri-Nations rout The All Blacks ripped apart the Wallabies 49-28 to take control of this year's Tri-Nations series at the Docklands stadium on Saturday. 2010-07-31 @ 21:21 Read Article ± India back Alan Isaac for top ICC post India's cricket chiefs on Saturday endorsed New Zealand's Alan Isaac as the next vice-president of the world governing body. 2010-07-31 @ 14:47 Read Article ± Bok coach faces misconduct charge Bok coach Peter de Villiers faces a misconduct charge after suggesting a conspiracy theory to help the All Blacks ahead of next year's World Cup. 2010-07-30 @ 11:07 Read Article ± Letting the team finish first Ferrari made the right decision in ordering Felipe Massa to allow Fernando Alonso to win. 2010-07-30 @ 09:43 Read Article ± Hatred keeps the Tour wheels turning After all the smiles and handshakes it was surprising that Alberto Contador and Andy Schleck didn't blow kisses to each other in Paris. 2010-07-30 @ 08:27 Read Article Top of Category

± Africa ± Human catastrophe looming Millions of dollars are needed to help those facing starvation in the Sahel region. 2010-07-31 @ 06:54 Read Article ± Uganda charges three with Kampala bombings Three Kenyans have been charged with the bomb attacks that killed more than 70 soccer fans watching the World Cup final. 2010-07-30 @ 16:42 Read Article ± Zim housing-blitz victims 'still homeless' The government of Zimbabwe has failed to build houses for victims of mass evictions five years ago, a human rights group said on Friday. 2010-07-30 @ 15:42 Read Article ± Al-Shabaab calls for attacks on Uganda, Burundi embassies Somalia's al-Qaeda-linked al-Shabaab militants have called for worldwide attacks on the embassies of Uganda and Burundi. 2010-07-30 @ 14:22 Read Article ± Human catastrophe looms in the Sahel A major food crisis in West Africa's Sahel region is threatening the lives of 10-­million people, including hundreds of thousands of children, 2010-07-30 @ 08:28 Read Article Top of Category

± Sport ± All Blacks destroy Wallabies in Tri-Nations rout The All Blacks ripped apart the Wallabies 49-28 to take control of this year's Tri-Nations series at the Docklands stadium on Saturday. 2010-07-31 @ 21:21 Read Article ± India back Alan Isaac for top ICC post India's cricket chiefs on Saturday endorsed New Zealand's Alan Isaac as the next vice-president of the world governing body. 2010-07-31 @ 14:47 Read Article ± Bok coach faces misconduct charge Bok coach Peter de Villiers faces a misconduct charge after suggesting a conspiracy theory to help the All Blacks ahead of next year's World Cup. 2010-07-30 @ 11:07 Read Article ± Letting the team finish first Ferrari made the right decision in ordering Felipe Massa to allow Fernando Alonso to win. 2010-07-30 @ 09:43 Read Article ± Hatred keeps the Tour wheels turning After all the smiles and handshakes it was surprising that Alberto Contador and Andy Schleck didn't blow kisses to each other in Paris. 2010-07-30 @ 08:27 Read Article Top of Category

± Other ± Students cover professor's office in kitchen foil It could be mistaken for a Turner Prize installation, but the gleaming aluminium office is in fact the latest prank pulled on a chemistry professor. 2010-07-30 @ 13:44 Read Article ± 'The teeth that saved the world' A set of dentures made for Britain's war-time prime minister, Winston Churchill, went under the hammer on Thursday. 2010-07-30 @ 08:23 Read Article ± UK minister: Don't call them obese, they're fat Calling people fat rather than obese would be more likely to motivate them to lose weight, according to Britain's public health minister. 2010-07-29 @ 13:24 Read Article ± Animals get a voice in Swiss politics Swiss animal lovers have founded a political party to represent the interests of their four-legged friends, Swiss news agency ATS reported on Sunday. 2010-07-29 @ 11:01 Read Article Top of Category