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901

EFF stands by decision to bar ANN7 and The New Age reporters from their events

902

COSATU pickets at NEDLAC offices against the new tax amendment act

903

Miners still trapped underground at Lily Gold mine near Barberton

904

DA to proceed with presenting Heads of Argument at the Constitutional Court

905

New emerging voter trends in the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality

906

Experts say introducing a minimum wage is a tool to reduce poverty & inequality

907

The World Bank says it expects economic growth in South Africa to decline to 0.8

908

Task team established to deal with gang-related violence in Port Elizabeth

909

Allen Berkowitz says humans make emotional & not rational economical decisions

910

Fired SA Idols Judge Gareth Cliff wins case against Mnet

911

Concerns raised over ESKOM's application for 16.6% hike in electricity costs

912

Former Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo pleads not guilty at the ICC

913

Commuters left stranded in Soshanguve as taxi drivers go on strike

914

Middaylive Econ Slot

915

UN estimates that 439 people died since President Nkurinziza ran for a 3rd term

916

Former Ivory Coast president Laurent Gbagbo to appear before the ICC

917

Schools in Port Elizabeth's Northern Areas remain closed

918

uThukela Municipality offering 16 bursaries to virgins

919

Cyber incidents, a growing risk for SA businesses

920

ANC Member of the provincial legislature opens case against department

921

#OutsourcingMustFall movement vows to intensifying protest actions

922

Is there an education crisis in the Eastern Cape?

923

Economic Update

924

Outsourcing to end at UP

925

DA claims Eskom paid out over R70-million in bonuses to execs

926

City says 'Independent Outdoor Media' responsible for Zuma Must Fall Banner

927

deadlock between Correctional services and PAC on Kenny Motsamai's release

928

NSFAS to spend nearly R10 billion to assist students

929

Global inequality crisis reaching new extremes

930

Outsourcing Must Fall says its demanding a ten thousand rands minimum wage

931

Wits University obtains interim court interdict

932

Kruger National Park ranger accidentally shot while on duty

933

Students describe additional security officials to universities as intimidating

934

DA comes up with measures to help alleviate the food and drought crisis

935

Tax expert says repeated warnings about new tax legislation inaccurate

936

Portfolio Committee on Basic Education will support struggling schools

937

A limited pool of funds for higher education subsidies

938

More travelers move through SA borders during festive season

939

Universities to tackle issues of transformation

940

Fire continues to blaze in Western Cape's South Peninsula

941

King Dalindyebo's son Azenathi endorsed to act as regent

942

High temperatures cause more heat strokes in the North West

943

#FeesMustFall campaign resumes at UJ

944

Study highlights the importance of where cities are built

945

Gauteng Principals whose schools did badly in the 2015 Matric exams may be fired

946

Equal Education says 2015 pass rate is not a true reflection of education in SA

947

ANC Youth League picketing outside Standard Bank in the Johannesburg CBD

948

EC pass rate down

949

More student qualify for entry into tertiary education than in 2014

950

The sound of #feesmustfall

951

Africa’s development depends on more than just aid, slogans & goals

952

Pope warns against a thirst for power and wealth - Part Two (WORLD PEACE SERIES)

953

Peace is underfunded - Part One (WORLD PEACE SERIES)

954

Vodacom change course on plans to acquire Neotel

955

Virtually everybody agrees that not enough is being done to combat bribery

956

Groundwork report says COP21 negotiations will fail

957

Police Minister Nathi Nhleko acted unlawfully in suspending IPID Boss

958

Africa faces major housing crisis according to World Bank report

959

SAMWU says workers are protesting, not striking

960

PIKITUP appoints service providers to clean-up city as strike continues

961

17 thousand learners in Limpopo to re-write two Life Sciences exams

962

Two UWC council members suspended

963

FAWU remains part of COSATU despite some differences

964

SABC is set to appeal the Cape Town High Court decision

965

SACCAWU says it's time COSATU cleans-up house

966

Serious unemployment challenges in the Northern Cape

967

How does a statistician predict the future?

968

6 out of 10 South Africans believe the President ignores courts and laws

969

Tetris is saving South Africans from power cuts

970

Water Institute of Southern Africa comes out swinging against armchair activists

971

Foreign National and Unemployed People's Movement staging a protest action

972

South African National Defence force says it has dismissed 47 peacekeepers

973

Scores left dead in Nigeria after suicide bombers attack

974

TUT students protest a day before exams

975

Talks between NEHAWU and Parliament deadlocked

976

NEHAWU leaders meet with Parliament management

977

Concern over looming electricity cut-off at the Ditsobotla Municipality, NW

978

Police have arrested a second suspect for the brutal Rhodes Park attack

979

Coronationville resident frustrated by lack of water

980

16 students arrested at UWC granted bail

981

Discussions between UJ management and SRC continue

982

Fears that Telkom's possible acquisition of Cell C may lead to mass retrenchment

983

National Assembly sitting postponed due to NEHAWU Parliamentary staff strike

984

Armscor CEO Kevin Wakeford says R4bn is speculation

985

National Treasury takes back infrastructure grants from 16 NW municipalities

986

Over 140 workers and students wait outside JHB Magistrates Court

987

Criticism over the presidents new jet

988

MTN shares slip more than 2% this morning following news of CEO's resignation

989

US cries foul over SA's alleged failure to eliminate meat trade barriers

990

US cries foul over SA's alleged failure to eliminate meat trade barriers

991

Agreement that funding for tertiary education has to be increased

992

Security guards and workers clash at UJ's Kingsway campus

993

SPII to release right basic education report

994

Today marks a month since an airstrike destroyed a hospital in Afghanistan

995

MTN's stock looses more than a quarter of its value in the past seven sessions

996

The solution to slow economic growth, is to re-introduce the GEAR policy

997

Warrant Officer Thomas Mabada is fourth police officer to be killed this year

998

Stand-off between government and protesting communities keep 17 schools closed

999

SANRAL says Gauteng road users eligible for 60 percent reduction

1000

Worst drought affecting South Africa, parts of the USA, Australia and India