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Apology wanted over hospital debacle
Trade union Hospersa has demanded an apology from KwaZulu-Natal Health MEC Sibongiseni Dhlomo for shutting down two radiotherapy machines at Durban's Addington Hospital.
'Pleasure executives' brief MPs
MPs should join other respected local and international groups to push for the decriminalisation of prostitution, rights activists have told Parliament's joint committee on HIV/Aids.
ANC wants reliable cadres, says Mantashe
The ruling party wants reliable cadres to take South Africa into the future, says ANC Secretary General Gwede Mantashe.
Man tells of escape from python's clutches
A Zambian truck driver who was forced to kick, bite and stab his way from the clutches of a giant python, says he is lucky to be alive.
Meat imports: Public must know, DA says
The public has a right to know whether various imported meat products, including water buffalo, donkey and horse meat, are "potentially harmful", the DA says.

Mumbai scrape through to final
The Mumbai Indians narrowly defeated the Rajasthan Royals in order to qualify for the final against the Chennai Super Kings.
Bayern to go for the kill
Bayern Munich are unfazed by the need to sharpen their attack against Borussia Dortmund to avoid another European final defeat.
Monfils vs. Montanes in Nice
France's Gael Monfils has beaten Pablo Andujar at the Open de Nice on to line up a final against Albert Montanes of Spain.
Young English tackle Baa-Baas
A potential glimpse of England's rugby future will be on display at Twickenham when a fledgling team take on the Barbarians.
Spurs star in betting scandal
Tottenham winger Andros Townsend was charged with breaching betting regulations by the Football Association.

Unions decimating each other - minister
Instead of joining hands and promoting unity, trade unions "are busy decimating each other", says Mineral Resources Minister Susan Shabangu.
Strike at Lanxess chrome mine resolved
A spokesperson says an unprotected strike at the Lanxess chrome mine in Rustenburg has been resolved following agreements with unions.
Brazil to open huge oil field to auction
Brazil says it will auction concessions to drill and explore an offshore oil field believed to hold up to 12bn barrels of crude, the country's largest find.
Seaweed clogs Scottish nuclear plant
Both reactors of the nuclear power station in Scotland have been switched off because seaweed has clogged its cooling system.
Violence can't be a tool: Shabangu
Violence and murder cannot be used to coerce people to join a union, says Mineral Resource Minister Susan Shabangu.