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Fergie bows out in thriller
English football witnessed the end of an era as Alex Ferguson signed off as Manchester United manager with an extraordinary draw.
Stress kills off mice on space mission
Most of the 45 mice sent into space to find out how well organisms can withstand extended flights, have died, Russian researchers say.
Waterkloof probe damage control - DA
The probe into the Waterkloof debacle was a crafted damage control exercise to protect President Jacob Zuma and members of his Cabinet from the political fallout, the DA says.
MDC vows to reverse indigenisation drive
Zimbabwe's Prime Minister and leader of the MDC, has vowed to overturn President Robert Mugabe's controversial indigenisation drive if he wins upcoming general elections.
Unclear if Guptas will be charged
The police and NPA are responsible for deciding whether the Gupta family would be prosecuted for the irregular landing of their plane at Waterkloof Air Force Base, Justice Minister Jeff Radebe says.

Van Garderen wins Tour title
Tejay van Garderen, fifth in last year's Tour de France, has captured the eighth Tour of California cycling race.
Bae captures Byron Nelson
South Korea's Bae Sang-Moon has fired a one-under par 69 to win the Byron Nelson Championship by two strokes.
Fergie bows out in thriller
English football witnessed the end of an era as Alex Ferguson signed off as Manchester United manager with an extraordinary draw.
Bulls’ home semi hopes soar
A five-game winning streak by the Bulls has stiffened their claims to a Loftus semi and perhaps even final in Super Rugby.
Arsenal pip Spurs to the post
Arsenal have claimed the final Champions League spot at the expense of Tottenham Hotspur on the last day of the season.

Strike fears as NUM seeks 60% pay hikes
The intention of the National Union of Mineworkers to seek pay hikes of between 15% and 60%, has reignited fears of last year's deadly mine strikes.
It’s possible to break the debt bond
For Tlotlo the wake-up call came when his grandmother died and he couldn’t get his hands on R2 000.
Cell users mysteriously losing airtime
Have you noticed suspicious “content charges” on your cellphone bills or has your prepaid airtime vanished without trace? You’re not alone.
NUM seeks wage hikes of up to 60%
The National Union of Mineworkers says it will seek pay hikes of up to 60% from the country's gold and coal producers in upcoming wage talks.
Pressure builds on Sasol’s pricing
The government is waiting in the wings to impose regulations if petrochemical giant Sasol doesn’t agree to revise plastic prices.