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The hostility displayed by Cosatu members during a DA march in the Johannesburg city centre on Tuesday was justified, the trade federation said.
Union Condemns Police Staffing PlansThe SA Police Union (Sapu) has expressed anger about a proposal to cut police staffing numbers by 9000.
De Klerk Dismisses 'Twisted' CommentsFormer president FW de Klerk sought to remind the world on Monday that he helped abolish apartheid, following criticism over comments he made last week.
SA Police To Reduce Staff By 9,000The National Treasury has recommended that South Africa's police service reduce staff numbers by 9000, Beeld newspaper reported on Monday.
- Incentive aimed at medium-size manufacturers
- Zille must go: Nehawu
- Big business moves to cut bosses' pay, boost jobs
- Rand has 'little effect' on SA's debt servicing
- Unemployment is a serious problem - Gordhan
- SA top among peers in trade: World Bank
- CPI, PPI being revised - Trevor Manuel
- Census process on track: Manuel
Weekend's Most Shocking StoriesA wrap of the most shocking stories from this last weekend.
Quotes of the WeekA wrap of memorable quotes from the week ending May 11.
City Didn't Communicate About Parking PaymentsThe City of Joburg allegedly failed to communicate about the new paid-for parking system in the city.
Cat Survives Washing Machine CycleTabitha Twitchet was one lucky kitty!
Activists Protest Global WarmingEnvironmental activists climbed Table Mountain to warn of the dangers of global warming.
Table Mountain Officially a WonderTable Mountain officially made it into the new wonders of the world listing.
A man has been arrested in connection with the rape of a child in Swartfontein near Bronkhorstspruit, Gauteng police said on Tuesday.
A British man who petrol-bombed the home of his ex-girlfriend's parents in Cape Town will be sentenced by the city's regional court on Wednesday.
The Christian Democratic Party is "not surprised" by the violence that broke out during a DA march in Johannesburg on Tuesday.
The SA National Roads Agency Ltd (Sanral) will not appeal against the temporary court order halting e-tolling, it was reported on Tuesday.
A Free State robber has shot himself dead in Botshabelo, just as he was about to be arrested, police said on Tuesday.
Solo Makes Friends at the Lion Park
DA's Peaceful Protest Turns Violent
Obamas May Receive Freedom of Cape Town
Military Ombudsman Sworn In
The Week in Pictures - 11 May 2012
Lion Attacks, Inadvertently Saves Kidnapped Children
Fishing Trawler Runs Aground in Clifton
Incompetence to Blame for 2010 Train Derailment
Quotes of the Week May 11
Scottish Tourist Mauled By Cheetahs
Enzo the Pet Tiger
City Did Not Communicate: Councillor
Suspected Rhino Poachers' Assets Seized
SA's Biggest Truck
Afrikaans Bodies Worried: Phosa
Activists Protest Global Warming on Table Mountain
Tshwane Derby For Nedbank Cup Final
Cat Survives Washing Machine Spin Cycle
- SA rates low for longer than expected: Moody's
- Retirement reform proposals bode well for savings
- March retail sales up 6.8%
- NAAMSA looking at 7.5% rise in car sales for 2012
- No 'dramatic' changes predicted for retail sector
- Business blasts govt inefficiencies in new survey
- European financial crisis still poses threat to SA
- Will our deficit go Californian?
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