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Today, tomorrow, out to get her
Whether they are big or small, Absa treats its clients equally - badly
Pushing the boundaries
For the past year pills targetting the same part of the brain as Ecstasy, with similar effects, have been openly on sale in South Africa
Pop goes the wheezer
Noxious fumes from fake butter in microwave popcorn could be wrecking your lungs
I had a farm in Swaziland
The legal battle over a bequest has the makings of an Out of Africa fable ...
Today, tomorrow, out to get her
Whether they are big or small, Absa treats its clients equally - badly ...
School of hard knocks
Was a Media24 announcement that it was closing down Educor just a smokescreen? ...
Pushing the boundaries
For the past year pills targetting the same part of the brain as Ecstasy, with similar effects, have been openly on sale in South Africa ...
Pop goes the wheezer
Noxious fumes from fake butter in microwave popcorn could be wrecking your lungs ...
Update: Mandela Art - Vita brevis scam longa est
While Africa’s most famous artist reportedly spends much of his twilight years hiding out in Maputo, his late masterworks, having been rejected on the local scene, are now up for grabs in San Diego. ...
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Discovery's Pile Re$pect for wealth Sad decline of Educor Damelin should close its doors ... |
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The worms turn
A corporate giant in the US is using the legal system to try and put a fledgling competitor out of ... |
Hans Muhlberg's Law of the Brand
Mark of Fifa
Get used to it – 2010 is going to dominate our lives for years to come. As reported two months ... |
Marike Roth's Web Dreams
Mind your language
Don't get me wrong. I'm not Conan the Grammarian. But I do see good sense in basic punctuation, grammar, spelling ... |
Hilary Prendini Toffoli's Bites and Pieces
Hanging out with Sanlam's men in grey suits
The Sanlam Fashion Journalism Awards turn out to be a bit of a let-down. The evening isn't about fashion journalism. ... |
Tim James on wine
Drink yourself green
Sometimes I shudder when confronted with the nonsense that can substitute for a vaguely useful wine description. ... |
Harold Strachan's Last Word
Oy vay!
Don't mock me, says the rabbi. But he's so desperate he'll try anything. However unorthodox. So the dog gets up ... |
Gus Ferguson's Drivel
Endgame
Scrabble is an odd game. It uses letters and wordsin terms of numeric scores and patterns. No attentionis paid ... |
In Parliament
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A date in Parliament to note in your diary
16 January 2015 There can be little doubt that Thursday February 12, 2015 is going to be |
State extends grip on media
9 January 2015 Among the slew of questions in parliament which were answered during the Christmas |
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Laughing all the way to the clink
If Shrien Dewani is returned to South Africa to face trial he need not fear. To quote an inmate: "Fun? It was ... |
Who stitched up J Arthur Brown?
Four years after he was arrested for the first time on 192 criminal charges, Arthur Brown, the controversial and much-maligned ... |
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