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Audit fingers Tokai tycoon 27 August 2010 Cape Times
Tokai tycoon Gaston Savoi has been implicated by a forensic audit in several "suspicious" deals involving former Northern Cape Health Department officials. [ Full Story... ]

Audit fingers Tokai tycoon 27 August 2010 Cape Times
Tokai tycoon Gaston Savoi has been implicated by a forensic audit in several "suspicious" deals involving former Northern Cape Health Department officials. [ Full Story... ]

The high-flying and epicurean world of a Uruguayan magnate 26 August 2010 Cape Times
EXPENSIVE cigars, fine Western Cape wines, golf, punk rock, film, pharmaceuticals, water purification, hotels, gas, nutrition, a Learjet, and gourmet dining, always followed by an espresso. [ Full Story... ]

Life's a menagerie when you're pouring tomato sauce on troubled water 6 August 2010 Cape Times
A tiger, a goose or two, a dog, lots of rats (including one who sang like a canary), a jailbird, a sheepish horse and another dog - animals of all shapes, sizes and barks dominated the news this week. [ Full Story... ]

Secrets of the 'Pond' revealed after 50 years 30 July 2010 Cape Times
NEW YORK: It was a night in early November during the infancy of the Cold War when the anti-communist dissidents were hustled through a garden and across a gully to a vehicle on a dark, deserted road in Budapest. They hid in four large crates for their perilous journey. [ Full Story... ]

Plan launched to fight water crisis 28 July 2010 Cape Times
WATER - and water quality - will probably determine South Africa's future, analysts say. [ Full Story... ]

Humble hamburger lands in league of stadium expenditure 16 July 2010 Cape Times
SOUTH Africa is, indeed, a land of extremes. The one minute it is the magnanimous and accomplished host of a major international event; the next minute it is engaged in mean-spirited and petty squabbles. [ Full Story... ]

State official accused of R1bn scam 15 July 2010 Cape Times
A PROBE by Auditor-General has uncovered financial irregularities in the Department of Water Affairs involving more than a billion rand, including tender manipulation and the unlawful awarding and extension of contracts. [ Full Story... ]

Let's learn from China and create jobs 6 July 2010 Cape Times
During South Africa's first 15 years of democracy, its gross domestic product (GDP) grew by about 3.2 percent a year, with 2004-2007 averaging a race-away 5.1 percent. [ Full Story... ]

Big winter freeze bursts residents' green solar dreams Big freeze bursts Highvelders' green dreams 28 June 2010 Cape Times
WAS it the severe weather on the West Rand that caused many solar panels to burst two weeks ago, or were the solar heating systems affected not suited to frost-prone areas in the first place? [ Full Story... ]

World Cup briefs - June 22, 2010 22 June 2010 Cape Times
A man who tried to steal a duvet cover from an unlocked minibus hired by a World Cup tourist, was jailed for 20 months yesterday. [ Full Story... ]

Athlone cooling towers will go with a bang, not a whimper, as 6 000 dynamite charges will raze landmark 9 June 2010 Cape Times
WITH 6 000 dynamite charges, the Athlone cooling towers will come down simultaneously when explosive experts implode the 80m high, 9 000m2 concrete structures at the end of July. [ Full Story... ]

Poaching unchecked as SA has abalone taken off Cites list 7 June 2010 Cape Times
ABALONE poaching continues unchecked by South African authorities, but now the Department of Environmental Affairs has pulled the mollusc from an international list of endangered species used to monitor and enforce legal trade. [ Full Story... ]

Doctors who treated toddler, whose legs were amputated, face disciplinary action 1 June 2010 Cape Times
JOHANNESBURG: Medics who treated a toddler whose legs were amputated last year after she was admitted to the Far East Rand Hospital in September for burns on her hands and face, are to face disciplinary action. [ Full Story... ]

City shack-dwellers need a little help from the state 18 May 2010 Cape Times
NEXT Monday several hundred squatters from the largest informal settlements in Cape Town will march on the offices of the Mayor of Cape Town. [ Full Story... ]