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SouthAfrica
IOL: South Africa
  • Balfour protests continue
    Pyres of burning poles blocked the entrance to Balfour's Siyathemba township as 22 people waited in the town's court to be charged with public violence, Mpumalanga police have said.
  • Classes begin at TUT
    Metro police are keeping an eye on the situation at the Tshwane University of Technology's Soshanguve campuses.
  • Victim fears airport staff helped with theft
    The owners of OR Tambo International Airport are investigating the theft of a woman's bag as she checked in, and a later theft from her bank account using her stolen bank cards.
  • Jail Yengeni officer, urge cops
    Siphiwo Hewana, convicted of attempting to defeat the ends of justice, has been recommended for a new position after losing his job.
  • 'The baby was not breathing or crying'
    Boniswe Msomi, 23, of Shongweni, is looking forward to telling her newborn son the tale of his birth some day.
Top Stories
IOL: Top Stories
  • Baby's abuse nightmare
    An eight-month-old boy's anguish was hidden in the wild mess of dishes, electric cables, filthy cat litter and soiled nappies. There were rumours among friends, but it took a brave babysitter to rescue him...
  • Zuma's sex life under the spotlight
    President Jacob Zuma's sex life is likely to come under the spotlight again as the ANC's top brass meet in Cape Town - just days before the State of the Nation speech.
  • Black South Africans owe De Klerk nothing
    The former president's speech was not a heroic act, it was an act of desperation, argues Thami ka Plaatjie.
  • Cape teen wanted for mom's murder
    Police are hunting for an 18-year-old in connection with his mother's brutal murder in the family's Cape Town home.
  • Lotto - R80m up for grabs
    Eighty million rands - the largest amount offered in the history of the South African lottery. And it could be all yours...
Front Page
IOL: News
  • 11 burn to death in KZN
    Nine children have survived a fire that claimed eight children and three adults in eNgogo, KwaZulu-Natal.
  • Cape roads closed for rehearsals
    Several streets in Cape Town will be closed to traffic this week - including sections of the CBD, Newlands and the M3 - during rehearsals for the opening of Parliament.
  • Cricket celebs take the cake in India
    That Khanyi watsisname creature who so loves the spotlight has nothing on the pseudo-celebs of India. Even Gary Kirsten's six-year-old got in on the action, writes Stuart Hess in his exclusive IOL column from India.
  • Zuma calls off Gugs visit at last minute
    A walkabout by President Jacob Zuma in Gugulethu has abruptly been cancelled, but the ANC has denied the reason was because of threatened protests linked to his sexual conduct.
  • Honey, I blew our £27 000 life savings
    As the radio presenter announced the competition prize as a trip to meet Neil Diamond, Julie "sighed and thought about the lucky so-and-so who'd get to meet him." Little did she know ...
Sports
IOL: Sport
  • India slip to 162/4 at lunch
    South Africa took two wickets in the morning session of the fourth day of the first Test as India slipped to 162/4 at lunch - still 166 runs in arrears.
  • Small changes, big results
    Small changes in technique suggested by the Proteas' new coaching staff have brought huge dividends, says chief sports writer Kevin McCallum in his exclusive daily column for IOL.
  • Boucher sustains back injury
    South African wicketkeeper Mark Boucher sustained a back injury during the third day of the first Test against India.
  • Ikeys hold off determined Pukke
    The University of Cape Town retained their unbeaten run in the 2010 Varsity Cup when they edged their Potchefstroom rivals, NWU-Pukke, in a nailbiter.
  • Soderling relishes first victory of the year
    Robin Soderling has recovered from a rocky start to the year by beating Florent Serra in the first round of the World Indoor Tournament.
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