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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said his Chinese son-in-law has worried him with stories about racism, but he believes Australia is a tolerant country despite recent violence against Asians.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Il assured a high-level envoy visiting from Beijing that Pyongyang is committed to a nuclear-free Korean peninsula, China's state news agency reported on Tuesday.
Iran has started the process of enriching uranium to 20% in defiance of the West, Iranian state media says.
Zimbabwe's Public Service Minister Eliphas Mukonoweshuro said on Monday that his government had no money to pay tens of thousands of striking civil servants the salary increases they were demanding.
Ukraine is waiting for Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko to either contest results from Sunday's presidential election, or accept defeat and quit.
The family of a Haitian man says he has survived four weeks under rubble since the devastating earthquake that struck on 12 January.
A top Metropolitan Police officer has been jailed for four years after being found guilty of threatening and falsely arresting a man in a row about money.
Michael Jackson's doctor has pleaded not guilty after being charged with involuntary manslaughter over the star's death.
MPs will vote today on proposals to hold a referendum on abandoning the first-past-the-post system for general elections.
British troops are flushing out Taliban fighters from farmland as they prepare for what may be the biggest battle in Afghanistan since 2001.
A British soldier has been killed in an explosion in Afghanistan, taking the number of service deaths in the conflict beyond that suffered in the Falklands war.
Jack Straw has hit back at claims he ignored legal advice that the Iraq war was unlawful.
Property speculators from Wenzhou who contributed to the sky-high real estate prices in the country's largest city are moving their cash into debt-laden Dubai.
The worst drought in 60 years that has left millions of people in Yunnan province lacking drinking water has also fueled forest fires and threatened local energy supplies.
A former official in East China's Anhui province nicknamed "the director in the White House" was sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve yesterday for taking bribes, and retaliating against and framing an innocent person.
IDF soldiers arrested 16 Palestinians in West Bank operations overnight Monday.
Police have arrested 17 suspects in Shenzhen as part of a major dragnet aimed at child kidnapping, amid a nationwide crackdown on the crime.
Iran will make the political decision to enrich uranium to military-grade levels once it has accumulated enough fissionable material for a small arsenal of three to four nuclear devices, according to latest intelligence assessments.
Israelis living overseas could vote in the next parliamentary elections for the first time if a proposal announced Monday afternoon by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and initiated at the behest of Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman becomes law.
The Pew Research Center’s Global Attitudes survey conducted last year paints a worrying picture of attitudes towards Jews in the Middle East.
BREAKING NEWS S.A
Parliament confirmed that Nelson Mandela will attend President Jacob Zuma's state of the nation address on Thursday.
Political cartoonist Zapiro said on Tuesday he did not believe his latest President Jacob Zuma cartoon was too risky
Motorists in the Mother City had to find alternative routes getting into the city centre on Tuesday.
Eight children and three adults were burnt to death in eNgogo outside Newcastle on Tuesday, KwaZulu-Natal police said.
A planned walkabout by President Jacob Zuma in Gugulethu was abruptly cancelled on Monday, but the ANC denied the reason was because of threatened protests linked to Zuma's sexual conduct.
Rand Water said on Monday residents living along the banks of the Vaal River did not need to worry about any more flooding.
Striking ABI employees have accepted a wage offer ending their seven-week strike.
THE Kagiso deputy principal who refuses to teach a lower grade – faces serious disciplinary action.
The Franschhoek Pass remained closed until further notice because of the widespread fires in the area, said Michelle Kleinhans, national co-ordinator for Working on Fire on Monday night.
Although the Johannesburg's Central Methodist Church was "unsuitable" shelter for children, it had been their only option amid a lack of government assistance, the South Gauteng High Court heard on Monday.
There is an uneasy calm in Siyathemba in Mpumalanga as fears of further protests mount.
Several families have been left homeless after being evicted from a property at the Riverglen development.
Six miners trapped underground in the collapsed shaft of a gold mine in southern Zimbabwe have spent their fourth day without food or water.
TOP STORIES
A graphic designer accused of surreptitiously killing a series of his girlfriend's cats pleaded guilty on Monday to aggravated animal cruelty, ending an eerie case in which authorities said the unsuspecting woman kept replacing her dying pets.
Fresh elections are the only way to a lasting solution for Zimbabwe, the MDC in South Africa said on Tuesday.
Actor Benicio del Toro said he signed on for the lead role in The Wolfman remake because he has a soft spot for monsters
The fault which caused a plane to crash land at Heathrow Airport was not covered by plane safety requirements at the time, an official report has said.
Sudanese judges must sit with foreign judges in a court to hear alleged war crimes committed in Darfur, in a move to inspire confidence that justice will be served, an African Union panel said Monday.
An alligator that killed an 11-year-old girl bathing in a creek in northern Brazil was shot dead by searchers with the victim still in its jaws, reports said on Monday.
A US soldier was arrested and charged with child assault for waterboarding his daughter because she couldn't recite the alphabet, news reports said on Monday.
Members of Michael Jackson's family have arrived at a courthouse where prosecutors earlier announced they had charged the pop star's doctor with involuntary manslaughter. Jackson's father said he is "looking for justice".
The International Criminal Court has dismissed the case against a Sudanese rebel leader, ruling that war crimes prosecutors had failed to provide sufficient evidence to put him on trial.
The leader of the Palestinian militant group Hamas says he sees "no prospects" for a Mideast peace settlement.
Rep. John Murtha of Pennsylvania, a longtime fixture on the House subcommittee that oversees Pentagon spending, died after complications from gallbladder surgery, according to his office. He was 77.
A woman convicted in the 2002 kidnapping of Utah teenager Elizabeth Smart pleaded guilty in the attempted kidnapping of Smart's cousin a month later, court officials said Monday.
The "golden goodbye" payments for three MPs facing criminal charges over their expenses will be suspended, the Commons Speaker has said.
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are not about to split up, according to legal statements issued by their lawyers.
More than 90 percent of people think the neo-rich in China have benefited from networking with government officials and 42 percent have a "bad impression" of the group, a recent survey has found.
FINANCIAL
The dispute between the Johannesburg municipality and the Gauteng Development Tribunal as to who has the authority to regulate and control land use will proceed in the Constitutional Court this month.
Cellular giant MTN said on Monday it has struck an agreement with competitors Cell C and Vodacom to implement a reduced interconnection rate on March 1 following Icasa's rejection of a phased-in reduction plan.
Although Eskom currently has its municipal accounts pretty much under control, there is serious concern about certain municipalities' ability to settle their electricity accounts.
First National Bank (FNB) executives are expected to convene a fiery meeting on Monday morning following leaks on messaging system, Twitter, that it was bringing Paypal to South Africa by April.
ANGLO Platinum (AngloPlat) shares jumped on the JSE today as the market responded favourably to the operational turnaround and took the poor financial results and the huge R12.5bn rights offer in its stride.
Large houses have shown the greatest resilience in the face of South Africa's first recession in over a decade, according to data released on Monday.
South American leaders will rally around efforts to coordinate aid to Haiti at a summit today, seeking to avoid regional disputes that have undermined relations on the continent since 2008.
Koito Industries Ltd., the Japanese supplier of seats used in Airbus SAS and Boeing Co. planes, plunged a record 33 percent after saying it will repair about 150,000 seats because of falsified safety data.
Controversy deepened on Monday over the Zimbabwean government's handling of the Chiadzwa diamond field in the eastern Zimbabwe, with revelations of serious irregularities by the mines minister and the South African companies involved.
Investors in the lowest rated corporate bonds are looking past concern that worsening government finances will derail the economy, paying prices that imply the fastest drop in defaults in more than a decade.
Japan Airlines Corp. will maintain its partnership with AMR Corp.’s American Airlines, rejecting an offer from Delta Air Lines Inc., according to two people familiar with the situation.
Investors in the lowest rated corporate bonds are looking past concern that worsening government finances will derail the economy, paying prices that imply the fastest drop in defaults in more than a decade.
UBS AG, the European bank with the biggest losses from the credit crisis, reported its first quarterly profit in more than a year, helped by a recovery at the investment bank and a lower charge on the company’s debt.
Toyota Motor Corp. recalled four hybrid models including its best-selling Prius car in Japan to fix faulty braking systems, adding to almost 8 million vehicles the company is fixing overseas for separate defects.
The yen and dollar fell on speculation European officials will agree to assist Greece in tackling its fiscal deficit, reducing demand for the two currencies as a refuge.
China’s banks probably made more new loans in January than the previous three months combined as lenders sought to head off a credit clampdown by policy makers seeking to stem rising inflation pressures.
Workers with depression stay home sick more often than healthy colleagues, even when their disease is treated, according to a Thomson Reuters report released on Tuesday.
The Dow closed below 10,000 Monday for the first time in three months, with financial shares leading the way, as worries about the U.S. economy and European debt weighed on investor sentiment.
Comments from Reserve Bank deputy governor Xolile Guma, implying that South Africa's rate cutting cycle may soon be reversed, took economists by surprise.
The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) said on Monday it would apply stricter approval rules to property lending this year as part of an effort to balance its loan structure and stem rising credit risks.
HEALTH
People who drink at least two sugary soft drinks a day have an increased risk of contracting cancer of the pancreas, a study published on Monday shows.
A new study says a woman's chance of having a child with autism increases as she ages. It also says the risk may be less with older dads than previously thought.
Californian scientists think they may have discovered the part of the brain which makes people fear losing money.
Experts fear older women are ditching contraception in the mistaken belief that they cannot get pregnant past a certain age.
SPORT
Thanks to a 10-wicket match haul by Dale Steyn, the Proteas have beaten India in the first Test in Nagpur on Tuesday.
More tickets for the football World Cup in South Africa went on sale Tuesday - with a little over four months to go to kick-off on June 11.
Bayern Munich chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has called for the row between Germany coach Joachim Low and the national football federation to be resolved before the World Cup this summer.
Arsene Wenger has hit out at the press after Michael Ballack criticised his response to Chelsea's 2-0 win over Arsenal.
Vodacom Bulls coach Frans Ludeke believes the way the new variations of the laws will blown by referees this weekend is “crystal clear” and that there is no uncertainty among teams as to what to expect ahead of this weekend’s opening round of the Vod
The seventh-richest man in the world has expressed an interest in buying a controlling interest in Liverpool, according to reports.
Indonesia's hopes of hosting the 2022 World Cup are in doubt with the country's government yet to declare their support for the bid
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Shane Warne has described England captain Andrew Strauss's decision to miss his country's tour of Bangladesh next month as disrespectful.
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Safa's Appeal Board has ruled in favour of Jomo Cosmos striker Norman Smith in his case against Thanda Royal Zulu for breach of contract.
Wales hooker Matthew Rees could miss the whole of the Six Nations with a groin injury.
SANZAR has made known the referees appointed to the first five rounds of the Super 14. They include Steve Walsh, making his comeback to refereeing as an Australian referee.
The New Zealand sevens team will look to bounce-back from their semi-final loss to Samoa in Wellington at the weekend, as the IRB Sevens world series turns its attention to Las Vegas.
Five players from rugby league team Catalans Dragons have been arrested after an altercation in Leeds which has left two men in hospital.
Bafana Bafana midfielder Kagisho Dikgacoi has dispelled fears that he might miss the World Cup after sustaining a serious injury during an English Premiership game against Bolton Wanderers at Reebok Stadium over the weekend.
Orlando Pirates face the possibility of hosting AmaZulu at Orlando Stadium tomorrow without midfielder Teko Modise.
Benin has sacked national team coach Michel Dussuyer along with his technical team and players following their failure at the recently-concluded African Nations Cup.
Six Nations Grand Slam holders Ireland head for what is arguably their toughest test in their bid to become only the sixth team to record back-to-back Slams when they play France in Paris next Saturday.
Cheetahs coach Naka Drotské opted for the macro pack that gave the Bulls a run for their money in last year's Currie Cup Final, when he named the team to face the same Bulls outfit in the opening round of the Super 14 in Bloemfontein on Friday.
THE contracts for the May 1 super-fight between “Pretty Boy” Floyd “Money” Mayweather and Shane “Sugar Shane” Mosley have been signed.
Good news for Springbok supporters is that the entire top echelon of the Bok team, including captain John Smit, have committed themselves to remaining in South Africa until after the 2011 World Cup.
JOMO Cosmos pleaded guilty to the charge of fielding a player that was ineligible to play in an Absa Premiership match and were fined R70 000 at a PSL Disciplinary Committee on Monday.
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Luciano Moggi has said Italy are not good enough to win the World Cup in delivering a damaging speech on Calcio.
Goal.com's video partners at PartoftheGame.tv have spoken to World Cup hero Pele about his predictions for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa
Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema has revealed concern that the imminent return of Cristiano Ronaldo and Gonzalo Higuain could spoil a return to his old stomping ground next week.
With a broad smile after a commendable performance this past weekend against Espanyol which was capped with a goal, Real Madrid's Kaka gave a press conference today after training.
Juventus captain Alessandro Del Piero believes there is nothing left to say at the current plight of his club, and that Juve must now do their talking on the pitch.
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Bayern Munich winger Franck Ribery has admitted he may have to leave Germany in pursuit of trophies, while revealing that France team-mate Thierry Henry would love to see him at Barcelona.
Roy Hodgson is hoping he will find Fulham owner Mohamed Al Fayed in a generous mood when they discuss how to take the Cottagers' depleted squad forward next season.
Roberto Mancini insists he is more confident than ever that Manchester City can finish fourth in the Premier League this season, despite suffering two defeats in his first six league games in charge.
Portsmouth say they are close to reaching an agreement to avoid being wound up in the High Court.
Kicking coach Neil Jenkins doubts Wales boss Warren Gatland will carry out his threat to drop Alun-Wyn Jones for being sin-binned against England.
David Beckham will not celebrate if he scores for AC Milan against Manchester United in the Champions League.
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The South African Rugby Union on Monday confirmed that a hearing into a complaint against the KwaZulu-Natal Rugby Union and players Louis Ludik and Willem Alberts would be heard on Wednesday.
The FNB Maties kicked on from their Round One mauling of NMMU with a dominant 62-0 win over an out-muscled and outclassed TUT Vikings side, in the final game of Round Two of the 2010 FNB Varsity Cup presented by Steinhoff International on Monday even
Cheetahs coach Naka Drotské has made a few shock selections for Friday’s Super14 opener against the Bulls
The chaos in Gauteng cricket deepened on Monday when Neil McKenzie was sacked after six years as captain of the struggling Lions
Three people were shot amid celebrations surrounding the New Orleans Saints' Super Bowl win, police said Monday.
Yu Hongchen, an official from General Administration of Sports of China, was named the deputy chief of the scandal-rocked Chinese Football Association (CFA) on Tuesday morning, Sports.qq.com reported.
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OPINION
Simon Dingle: Controlling nomophobia - TO PEOPLE with phobias, aeroplanes are hell. In our everyday comings and goings we are seldom faced to deal with more that a single fear at a time.
David Moseley: Africa's true elixir of life- You know how, in Oh Schucks...! Here Comes UNTAG the funny Asian man is forever hunting the rhino because he believes the horn will provide him with increased virility and stamina in the bedroom.
Dom Joly: I know all the leaders, and Sarah Brown gets my vote - I'm getting quite excited by the prospect of the general election. As a political anorak/ junkie I can't wait for all the accompanying coverage and gossip.
Brian Viner: Never too old for a fight to the bitter end - In the sporting arena it is deeds that thrill, not words, and yet the deeds wouldn't be as memorable without the words. Hungary's 6-3 demolition of England at Wembley in 1953
Dom Joly: Make England captains live like monks - So John Terry in moral outrage scandal. Not content with the plethora of predatory peroxide totty seemingly available on tap at every naff nightclub in the land – fellow players' girlfriends now seem
David Lister: A theatre where new writing has flourished - Individual theatres fall in and out of vogue and usually not too much can be read into a flurry of award nominations for any one playhouse. But the 15 Olivier nominations for the Royal Court
John Walsh: 'I thought the roads in Kazakhstan were bad. But potholes in London...' - Welcome to London. You are, let us say, an important businessman from the Emirates, flying for the first time into Heathrow for talks about investing in a factory
Michael McCarthy: You needn't travel far to find a monster - I saw a monster at the weekend. It came from the depths. It filled me with awe. It almost filled me with dread. There was certainly a bit of dread in there somewhere.
Jeremy Laurance: Rising healthcare costs can only end in bankruptcy - The border town of McAllen, Texas, offers America a lesson in the ruinous expense of healthcare. The over-65s who live there ran up medical bills of almost $15,000 a head in 2006,
Simon Carr: Clarity can be fatal, just ask Jack - At the first recall of a witness, we got a glimpse of Chilcot's committee exerting itself. It was like watching nice girls fighting, in that slappy way they have.
Liz Hoggard: Yes all right, I love you. Next ... - Why do so few men write love letters? According to a new survey, 78 per cent of women would love to receive a romantic letter or poem. But only half of men have ever penned one. Valentine's Day is do
Mary Dejevsky: Ukraine is at last throwing off the shackles of the Cold War - The last time Viktor Yanukovych featured prominently in the Western media was more than five years ago. When the drama of Ukraine's Orange Revolution was at its height,
Steve Richards: Two cheers for the new crying game - When I got a call from a friend asking whether I had seen Alastair Campbell "losing it" on the Andrew Marr show on Sunday morning, my heart sank a little. Already I had read an account of Gordon..
Brian Paddick: A bad day for race relations in the police- I first met Ali Dizaei in 1999 during three days of tests and interviews to get on a course that would be our ticket to the highest ranks in the police service. Even then his reputation ...
JEFF POWELL'S BOXING COLUMN: America honours Pacquiao to leave Mayweather staring at his date with destiny- The Holy Grail of boxing is to be found deep inside the minds of the blood brotherhood and within that labyrinth the Pacman is defeating ...
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Boeing Co's giant 747-8 freighter - the biggest plane the company has ever built - successfully completed its first flight on Monday, a year later than originally planned.
Handheld devices could soon have pressure-sensitive touch-screens and keys, thanks to a UK firm's material that exploits a quantum physics trick.
CRIME & LEGAL MATTERS
A man has been arrested in KwaZulu-Natal for possession of a heroin derivative called sugars, KwaZulu-Natal metro police said on Tuesday.
Police have arrested an 18-year-old man in connection with the brutal murder of a Bothasig woman.
Sheryl Cwele, the Hibiscus Coast municipality's director of health and community services, reported for work on Monday after being released on R100 000 bail last week, but her time back at the office could be short-lived if the council's executive co
Gunmen shot and killed a taxi driver on Tuesday, as a battle for control of routes around Vrygrond continues unabated.
The public violence cases against 74 striking police reservists have been dropped, Gauteng police said on Tuesday.
A group of prisoners' case against Justice Minister Jeff Radebe was postponed in the High Court in Johannesburg on Tuesday.
Police officers in Knysna will stand in an identity parade on Tuesday after a woman was raped on Saturday, allegedly by policemen.
The lawyer representing former Goodwood Station Commissioner Siphiwo Hewana on Tuesday insisted his client was a victim of a conspiracy.
As the wife of State Security Minister Siyabonga Cwele is accused of recruiting drug couriers, a former drug mule has shed some light on the issue.
Five prisoners were injured when the police van they were travelling in struck two donkeys in Mafikeng on Monday night, the North West public safety department said.
The Mpumalanga town of Balfour was calm on Tuesday morning following violent protests on Monday, police said.
A 16-YEAR-OLD boy has told the police that he was following orders when he petrol-bombed a spaza shop.
A COMMISSIONER has been arrested in connection with rape and assault in Sasolburg, the Independent Complaints Directorate said yesterday.
A BUSINESSMAN is living in fear for his life after allegations that his wife has hired hitmen to kill him.
A MAGISTRATE facing 42 charges of misconduct has failed in her attempt to replace her all-white tribunal with an all-black one.
Knives have overtaken guns as the favoured weapon of criminals since police stepped up operations to recover stolen and illegal firearms.
Former advocate Cezanne Visser - known as "Advocate Barbie" - is deeply sorry for the trauma she caused her victims, and should be kept out of jail as she has already started with her rehabilitation process.
An off-duty police officer has been shot and wounded in a hijacking in KaBokweni near White River, Mpumalanga police said on Monday.
A cooked human head, a liver and a basket full of entrails were what police officers found when they searched the North West home of a man who claimed to have eaten his relative.
The South African government has been hauled over the coals by a Pretoria High Court judge for not protecting its citizens from Robert Mugabe's land expropriations.
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