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There's an excavator on my stoep...
"There's a government excavator [worth more than R2m] on my stoep," says Mpumalanga farmer Gerrie Roets.
Fears Israel may attack Iran nukes
After years of warning about a nuclear Iran, Israel seems to be weighing an attack.
ANC mining tax reckless - DA
The ANC's support of a super-tax on mining profits is reckless and would kill jobs and investment, the Democratic Alliance says.
US vows to dry up funding to Syria
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has vowed to strengthen existing sanctions against the Syrian regime and seek further ones to dry up funding and arms shipments.
Social media helps Zuma connect with SA
President Jacob Zuma will use social media to find out what is troubling South Africans ahead of his State of the Nation address, his office says.
Malema remains ANCYL leader - for now
The sanctions against suspended ANC Youth League president Julius Malema will only take effect after mitigation, SABC radio news reports.
Egypt gets jail hospital ready for Mubarak
Egypt's interior minister has ordered Cairo's Tora prison hospital to make preparations to receive former President Hosni Mubarak, who has till now been held in a military hospital.

Fin24 News

Wealthy follow the trail to London
For wealthy South Africans who want to expand their property portfolio offshore, all roads lead to London.
Science takes bull scarcity by the horns
Emerging farmers have only around 32 000 bulls for their million cows. It would be a logistical nightmare to purchase the quantity required and would simply be too expensive.
Fraud case opened against Lekota
A fraud case has been opened against Cope leader Mosiuoa Lekota, days after he suspended party treasurer Hilda Ndude, reports the Sunday Times.
Ships slow down and save, improve service
The Safmarine shipping line is in an industry that often sees the first signs of a struggling economy in the form of less freight being transported.
Govt fails to pay schools for poor pupils
Some provincial education departments have failed to compensate schools which offer fee exemptions for poor pupils, reports the Sunday Times.
ANC proposes changes to mining sector
An ANC report on the mining industry rejects nationalisation of the sector, but nevertheless proposes fundamental changes, reports the City Press.
Num members rebel against union
The unprotected strike which led to the dismissal of all 17 200 underground workers, represents a rebellion against the Num by its members.

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