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Poaching accused gets R1m bail

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Polokwane - The Musina Magistrate's Court in Limpopo has granted bail to the 11 people accused of rhino poaching.

SA, Spain hold successful talks

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Pretoria - South Africa and Spain are committed to facing mutual challenges together, International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) Deputy Minister Marius Fransman said on Wednesday at the end of a two-day Annual Bilateral Consultation between the two countries.

Big names to attend SA Defence Expo

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Pretoria - The Africa Aerospace and Defence exhibition - AAD 2010 - has attracted some of the world's biggest names in the industry.

Jhb tackles billing problems

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Pretoria - The City of Johannesburg has hit back at claims that it denied the existence of billing problems, saying it is well aware of the extent of the problem and determined to deal with it.

Massive cyclone bears down on Queensland

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Brisbane - The flood ravaged northern Australian state of Queensland is now within 12 hours of facing down what experts are saying is the most powerful cyclone to hit Australia in generations.

New head for GCIS

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Pretoria - Jimmy Manyi, the Director-General of the Department of Labour, will take over from Themba Maseko as Chief Executive Officer of GCIS and Cabinet spokesperson with immediate effect.

SABIC opens new office in CT

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Pretoria - One of the world's largest petro-chemical company Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) has opened an office in Cape Town.

Limpopo to create nearly 500 000 jobs

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Polokwane - Almost half a million job opportunities will be created in Limpopo this year, provincial government authorities have said.

Gautrain reaches one million milestone

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Pretoria - A million passengers have been transported on the Gautrain between Sandton and OR Tambo International Airport since its launch.

KZN farmers to supply SAB

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Durban - Emerging black farmers in Bergville, northern Drankensburg, have been given an opportunity to supply yellow maize to South African Breweries (SAB).

Leaders confident MDGs will be achieved

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Pretoria - World leaders have voiced confidence that with renewed global commitment, the targets to slash hunger, poverty, disease and a host of other social ills can still be achieved by 2015.