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  • newI understand I did wrong: Mechanic
    Last June his wife accused him of being unfaithful. He chased her and the children out of the house, and followed them to a neighbour's house. There he took a pick-axe handle and hit and killed his youngest child Wesley.
    - 4 hours ago, 19 Jun 13, 2:07pm -
  • newCape Town granted final interdict
    The City of Cape Town has been granted a final interdict against those who interfere with servicing of toilets, mayor Patricia de Lille said.
    - 4 hours ago, 19 Jun 13, 2:05pm -
  • newStrong demand for property from Nigeria says SA property broker
    With the Rand hovering around the R10 to the US Dollar, property in South Africa has become a real bargain.
    - 5 hours ago, 19 Jun 13, 1:26pm -
  • new'SAHRC must intervene in SAA cadets'
    Solidarity has asked the SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) to facilitate a meeting between it and SA Airways (SAA) concerning the airline's cadet pilot programme, the union said.
    - 5 hours ago, 19 Jun 13, 1:21pm -
  • new'Mugabe seeks to delay Zim elections'
    Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has filed an urgent application with the country's top court to push back crucial elections by two weeks, his justice minister said.
    - 5 hours ago, 19 Jun 13, 1:16pm -
  • new'Govt failed to redistribute land'
    Government has failed to redistribute land to previously disadvantaged groups, the so-called Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) said.
    - 5 hours ago, 19 Jun 13, 1:15pm -
  • newMotsepe gives R12m to Cape Town areas
    Mining magnate and billionaire Patrice Motsepe has donated R12 million to help rid Cape Town of poverty and unemployment.
    - 8 hours ago, 19 Jun 13, 9:53am -
  • newMalema not moved by former allies
    Expelled ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema is unfazed by not getting support from his former allies in the league in his new political formation.
    - 8 hours ago, 19 Jun 13, 9:50am -
  • newKim Kardashian names baby Kaidence Donda West
    Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have reportedly named their newborn daughter Kaidence Donda West.
    - 9 hours ago, 19 Jun 13, 8:32am -
  • newUS issues crime warning about SA
    A warning issued to tourists by the United States says Pretoria, Johannesburg, Durban, and Cape Town are "critical crime threat spots", The New Age reported.
    - 10 hours ago, 19 Jun 13, 7:58am -

EWB

Time Live

  • newItaly minister hails change in approach to immigration
    Italy's new Integration Minister Cecile Kyenge said Wednesday that the country is "changing its approach" to immigration.    
    - 2 mins ago, 19 Jun 13, 5:56pm -
  • newUK top court ruling threatens Western sanctions against Iran
    Western government sanctions against Iran suffered a big setback on Wednesday when Britain's top court ruled that the government was wrong to have imposed sanctions on the biggest Iranian private bank over alleged links to Tehran's nuclear programme.…
    - 2 mins ago, 19 Jun 13, 5:56pm -
  • newAfghans say U.S. assures Taliban office is not recognition
    The United States has given Afghanistan written assurance that the new Taliban office in Qatar does not constitute political recognition for the Islamist group, senior Afghan officials told Reuters on Wednesday.    
    - 2 mins ago, 19 Jun 13, 5:56pm -
  • newANC slams DA for racist email
    Eastern Cape DA councillor Stanford Slabbert is guilty of arrogance towards black people, the African National Congress said.    
    - 18 mins ago, 19 Jun 13, 5:40pm -
  • newOrange rhymes with winter
    Andre Burgener has been immersed in all things food since she took over the making of the family's lunch box sandwiches aged eight (her mom could make a mean creme brulee and a staggering souffle, but could never butter the bread all the way to the e…
    - 18 mins ago, 19 Jun 13, 5:40pm -
  • newBosnian shepherd kills attacking bear with an axe
    A Bosnian shepherd who killed with an axe a bear that attacked him overnight was hospitalised and his condition was described as serious, a local TV station reported on Sunday.    
    - 18 mins ago, 19 Jun 13, 5:40pm -
  • newCricket dad sues coach for R2m
    The father of a KwaZulu-Natal high school pupil dropped from his school's first cricket team is suing the coach.    
    - 18 mins ago, 19 Jun 13, 5:40pm -
  • new'Angie' joins the march
    Basic Education Minister "Angie Motshekga" was dolled up to take centre stage at an Equal Education Youth Day march yesterday.    
    - 18 mins ago, 19 Jun 13, 5:40pm -
  • newA little less calm, a little more panic
    My son Jonathan, who lives in Australia and writes for the Australian Financial Review, is currently on assignment in New York.    
    - 18 mins ago, 19 Jun 13, 5:40pm -
  • newWe still need you, Madiba, say the elderly
    An assortment of get-well gifts continue to flood into the Medi-clinic Heart Hospital in Pretoria, where Nelson Mandela is today spending his 12th day.    
    - 18 mins ago, 19 Jun 13, 5:40pm -

Thought Leader

  • newCyber warfare
    In The Information Bomb (Verso, 2005, p. 62), Paul Virilio says the following: “ ‘He who knows everything fears nothing,’ claimed Joseph Paul Goebbels not so long ago. From now on, with the putting into orbit of a new kind of panoptical control…
    - 6 hours ago, 19 Jun 13, 12:20pm -
  • newMalema the new King Shaka?
    By Manqoba Nxumalo With elections lurking, developments in the political scene have created a political conundrum for the poor and disenfranchised: do they vote on loyalty or for change? The recent announcement of new political entrants, particularly…
    - 6 hours ago, 19 Jun 13, 11:49am -
  • newForget the skirt, arrest the fashion police!
    If Lindiwe Mazibuko and Angie Motshekga appear poles apart politically, there is one reality they have shared socially — being subjected to public sexist insults. Mazibuko’s case is only the latest in a number of public incidents where women are…
    - 9 hours ago, 19 Jun 13, 8:50am -
  • Shit and social justice
    Poststructuralist psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan has argued that humans distinguish themselves from animals in the instant during which shit becomes something shameful. Thus it is the norm in ‘polite society’ that humans defecate in the privacy of a…
    - 1 day ago, 18 Jun 13, 11:54am -
  • Getting to know an underdog can help
    Being a business woman, Jenna da Silva Pinto saw a unique opportunity. She made a connection which now seems so obvious. But this would not be a lucrative business, delivering large returns on investment. “I’ve always marveled at the therapeutic…
    - 1 day ago, 18 Jun 13, 9:20am -
  • Pins and needles – a lesson on communication
    A welcome break from medical politics – I wrote this a long time ago … it still applies just as much now as it did then. All a doctor’s knowledge, skill, patience and dedication are valueless without intuition. When all else lets us down, all t…
    - 2 days ago, 17 Jun 13, 7:21pm -
  • Are non-Afrikans inherently bad?
    On June 8 2013 fellow Thought Leader blogger Malaika wa Azania shared a short opinion piece on her FB wall. In it she raised debate around the apparent Ubuntu in African people, and how the white man has “made of us animals with their capitalism an…
    - 2 days ago, 17 Jun 13, 7:16pm -
  • Giving meaning to the youth voice
    I was planning to ignore Youth Day until I accepted an invitation to the Youth Radio Awards on Sunday evening, June 16. Instead of a march or yet another speech-making event, I found myself in a hall buzzing with youth exuberance as the work of young…
    - 2 days ago, 17 Jun 13, 7:11pm -
  • The wonder and mystery of doors
    My first remembered door was a toilet, me traumatised on the wrong side, trapped, wailing. Dad slid under the door a mysterious bit of serrated metal, introduced with the newly minted word, key, key … pick up the bloody key! Then, as I triumphed ov…
    - 3 days ago, 16 Jun 13, 11:07am -
  • Mandela’s youthful creation also in extremis
    While Nelson Mandela clings precariously to life in a Pretoria hospital, the organisation he helped birth finds itself similarly in extremis. Mandela, however, would find it difficult to recognise in today’s African National Congress Youth League (…
    - 4 days ago, 15 Jun 13, 9:42am -

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