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The Minister of Transport has been compelled to admit that no tenders have been awarded by his department to firms solely owned by a woman or women since 2004.
- Hail Shirley Caesar, the queen of Gospel
After six decades of singing gospel music, multi-award-winning music icon Shirley Caesar is still going strong and will be in South Africa next week.
- Protests prod ANC into refocusing
The provincial executive of the ANC said service delivery protests in many of its municipal councils had forced it to refocus priorities.
- Sasol's greenhouse gas emissions down
Sasol's absolute emissions of greenhouse gases globally have decreased, says the petrochemicals giant.
- Soldiers' report needs action: DA
A report describing soldiers' service conditions as a 'ticking time bomb' demanded urgent action and should be made public, DA MP David Maynier says.
- Last-ditch bid to beat tax filing deadline
In a rush to beat the individual tax filing deadline today thousands of people queued from as early as 4am in Johannesburg to avoid tough new penalties.
- DA, Cope set sights on E Cape victory
While the ANC battles divisions in the Eastern Cape, opposition parties are quietly working to win ground against the ruling party ahead of the 2011 municipal elections.
- Eskom's tariff hike takes inflation above target
Reserve Bank deputy head says a 45% increase in the electricity tariff will throw out all the bank's best calculations on the likely future of inflation.
- Semenya innocent and will keep prizes: government
Medal winning athlete Caster Semenya is innocent of wrongdoing and will keep her prizes regardless of the outcome of her gender test.
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