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SA airlines accused of collusion

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Pretoria - Several of South Africa's major airlines are being investigated for colluding on prices and pricing strategies to be possibly adopted during the FIFA 2010 World Cup.

IRP2 to ensure future energy generation

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Pretoria - Diversifying South Africa's energy sources and affordability will be the guiding principles in the development of the Integrated Resource Plan Version 2 (IRP2), says energy Director General Nelisiwe Magubane.

A feast of activities for Durbanites

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Durban - Durban residents who were not lucky enough to get tickets for the FIFA World Cup will get a chance to support Bafana Bafana during the month-long tournament.

Noise for the boys!

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Pretoria - South Africans all over the country are trumpeting to the world that they stand united behind their national squad ahead of the kick-off to the biggest sporting party ever.

Bad fan behaviour will be given the boot

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Pretoria - Local football fans have been urged to put their best foot forward during the Soccer World Cup to ensure the tournament goes off smoothly.

Limpopo to complete abandoned RDP houses

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Giyani - Limpopo residents, whose RDP houses were never completed, have been urged to come forward and register their cases before the end of September.

Soccer terms booklet now available

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Pretoria - The Department of Arts and Culture has developed a soccer related terminology booklet to ensure that all South Africans are able to participate in the 2010 FIFA World Cup, by being able to use soccer terms in their mother tongue.

Appreciate good work by police - Mthethwa

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Bloemfontein - Minister of Police Nathi Mthethwa says South Africans must appreciate the good work done by police officers in combating and preventing crime.

Top notch health services for World Cup

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Pretoria - With two days to go to the kick-off of the first World Cup on African soil, the Health Ministry has put in place extra measures to ensure that local and international fans alike receive the best medical care during the month-long tournament, writes Gabi Khumalo.

Vuvuzela moment continues

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Pretoria - With an hour having passed since the vuvuzela moment at midday, South Africans around the country are still blowing their vuvuzelas and honking their horns showing solidarity for Bafana Bafana.

Mother City gears up for 2010 party

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Cape Town - As the final finishing touches are added to Cape Town's FIFA Fan Fest, soccer fans are bracing for one of the biggest parties to hit the mother city.