JZ's plan to reduce crime
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President Jacob Zuma says the development of South Africa's "problematic" informal settlements would bring about "a big percentage drop in crime".
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Motorist corners crooks
After shooting a fleeing robber, a witness chased after the others - and the tables turned.
US mulls emission target
The US will set a target for reducing its greenhouse gas emissions before the climate summit.
Taking a shot at top cops
Rebekah Kendal reckons the loss of innocent life is indefensible. Even in the war on crime.
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Henrie's RecipesToday, 24 November 2009
Yesterday, 23 November 2009
Incorrigible bastards
The Point sifts through brain farts and blue lights to find they're all incorrigible bastards.
I beg your pardon
Schabir Shaik isn't the first South African criminal who has attempted to get a clean slate.Selebi: minister steps in
The state security ministry wants to prevent an ex-official from testifying in the Selebi trial.
JZ's plan to reduce crime
President Jacob Zuma says crime can be greatly reduced by developing informal settlements.
Malema attack 'racist'
Julius Malema is being accused of insulting the ideology of the national liberation
movement.
» ZIMBABWE
Tsvangirai to meet Kadhafi
PM Morgan Tsvangirai has left Zimbabwe to brief Moamer Kadhafi on the unity government.
» US FOCUS
Obama meets war cabinet
President Obama huddled with his war cabinet for the final time over Afghan troop deployment.
Obama steps up H1N1 aid
President Barack Obama declared swine flu a "national emergency" on Saturday.
Iran 'swingers' arrested
Twelve couples in Iran were arrested for engaging in illicit sex acts, including partner-swapping.
» IRAQ
Bomb detector problematic
A US army officer does not have confidence in the bomb detector used by Iraqi forces.
