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1	Art hotel counts Joburg's decades The 12 decades of Johannesburg's existence are reflected in the 12 rooms making up a new boutique hotel at Main Street Life, one of Joburg's newest places to be seen, and the brainchild of the same developer who brought the successful Arts on Main to the inner city.
2	Touring Joburg's stadium masterpiece Johannesburg visitors and residents who are keen on seeing the architectural masterpiece that is Africa's biggest stadium - known as Soccer City during the 2010 Fifa World Cup, since renamed FNB Stadium - can now take a guided tour of the city's famous "African calabash".
3	Minister by motorbike in Soweto Tourism Minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk took a tour of Soweto with a difference on Thursday - as a guest of the Soweto Sopranos Bikers Club - to help encourage South Africans to "get out of their comfort zones" and start exploring some of the tourism "gems" of their own country.
4	Comair opens Dar es Salaam routes Comair Limited, operator of low-cost airline kulula.com and the British Airways franchise in South Africa, is again expanding its African network, and will soon be offering five return flights a week between Johannesburg and Dar es Salaam.
5	!Khwa ttu: the way of the San Eco-tourism venture !Khwa ttu aims to open visitors' eyes to the world of the San Bushmen, one of Africa's oldest peoples. But this is no theme park. The emphasis is on a "tangible journey into history facilitated by the people themselves", celebrating San culture while creating real opportunities for the community.
6	Get close to the wild at Mosetlha Looking for an authentic but comfortable African bushveld experience without the luxury safari price tag? Then the down-to-earth Mosetlha Bush Camp in South Africa's wildlife-rich Madikwe Game Reserve is what you need.
7	'Bright future' for Cape Town tourism The successful hosting of the 2010 Fifa World Cup will have a multiplier effect on the number of international tourists visiting Cape Town in future, the city's tourism agency predicts.

South Africa News
1	South Africa Murder Raises Racial Tensions The alleged murder of a black policeman by a white rugby star has shocked South Africa.
2	Do justice to Chinese investments in Africa The United Kingdom-based Financial Times recently published an editorial titled "China's New Scramble for Africa," in which the author stressed that criticism of China's burgeoning relationship with Africa as being "a new form of colonialism" is largely misplaced.
3	I will smash record with my homemade aeroplane A PILOT hopes to smash one of the greatest world records ever set in the aviation industry in a plane he lovingly made with his wife.
4	100 years young for Lady Margaret AN ILMINSTER woman - " who was a friend of the Queen Mother's - has celebrated her 100th birthday.
5	Mayor's murderer gets 21 years A Lesotho man was on Thursday sentenced to 21 years' imprisonment by the Bloemfontein High Court for killing Naledi Mayor Motlatsi Motloi.
6	South African journalists fear limits to press freedom South African President Jacob Zuma's government has proposed a 'protection of information' bill that reporters fear will limit press freedom.
7	Thaksin Shinawatra resurfaces in South Africa In attempt to scotch rumours of ill health, fugitive Thai prime minister has photo released of him 'visiting Nelson Mandela' Associated Press in Bangkok Thaksin Shinawatra, who is believed to be living in Dubai, is now Thailand's 23rd richest person, according to Forbes magazine.

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IOL: South Africa
1	Selebi hints at 'improper' prosecution Former national police commissioner Jackie Selebi has asked his lawyers to tell "authorities" that his corruption prosecution may have been improper
2	De Lille joins DA Western Cape government ID leader Patricia de Lille will join the Western Cape government as social development minister, provincial premier Helen Zille said in Cape Town .
3	Pensioner's killers sentenced to life The three men who "nonchalantly and callously" murdered an elderly Dutch engineer in front of his wife four years ago were given life sentences.
4	Taxi man gets life for murders, robberies A Mangaung taxi driver was sentenced to life imprisonment by the Bloemfontein High Court on Friday for several murders and robberies in and around Bloemfontein in 2009
5	ANC needs to work on KZN image As the ANC goes to the provincial general council, the political playing field in KwaZulu-Natal has changed radically.
6	Suspect arrested for rape, robbery A 28-year-old man has been arrested for raping a woman at knifepoint then stealing her cellphone, according to Kwazulu-Natal police
7	Worker injured after trench collapses A Western Cape construction worker was seriously injured when the trench he was working in collapsed, ER24 said.

IOLjobs: Careers
1	PAs get recognition on secretaries day The secretaries of the past have transformed to become persuasive players in the office.
2	You don't have to become a lawyer to go into law If you're interested in a career in the legal field but don't know where to start, consider going the paralegal route.
3	How to turn retrenchment into a career opportunity Being retrenched can have a profound effect on an employee - with emotions ranging from fear and anger to denial, and very seldom reaching the acceptance stage.
4	A high-pitched voice can spoil your business pitch Girls, to speak with authority, modulate your tone and remember that husky isn't just a dog food.
5	Tips that will make your prospects tops Career: "A spell of rapid progression; course through life; way of making one's living; go swiftly or wildly." - Oxford Dictionary

Moreover Technologies - Africa news
1	Penny Stocks To Trade Now - Sponsored Link Ad - www.PennyPayDay.com Sep 3 2010 1:11AM GMT
2	Strikes in South Africa could have long-term economic consequences AXcess News Sep 3 2010 1:11AM GMT
3	Chevron lifts Liberia hopes Upstreamonline.com Sep 3 2010 1:11AM GMT
4	Golden Agri to set up $1.6 bln Liberian palm venture FinanzNachrichten.de Sep 3 2010 1:11AM GMT
5	Malawi reports upsurge in exploration as economic crisis wanes Mining Weekly Sep 3 2010 1:10AM GMT
6	NMDC forms JV firm, sets sights on South Africas mineral assets Indian Express Sep 3 2010 1:08AM GMT
7	South Africa?s Airports and Passengers are the Real Winners of the 2010 World Cup Airport Technology Sep 3 2010 1:08AM GMT

Moreover Technologies - South Africa news
1	Penny Stocks To Trade Now - Sponsored Link Ad - www.PennyPayDay.com Sep 3 2010 2:59AM GMT
2	RPT-UPDATE 2-South Africa's Discovery could target India Yahoo! Malaysia Sep 3 2010 2:59AM GMT
3	WI Environmental Signs Agreement With South African Company San Antonio Business Journal Sep 3 2010 2:57AM GMT
4	WI Environmental Signs Agreement With South African Company Business Journal of Tampa Bay Sep 3 2010 2:57AM GMT
5	FW de Klerk laments state of SA education Namibian Sep 3 2010 2:52AM GMT
6	Thaksin meets Nelson Mandela Asian Correspondent Sep 3 2010 2:50AM GMT
7	Cosatu in bruising pursuit of ANC's soul Business Report Sep 3 2010 2:40AM GMT

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Scuba diving news from South Africa and Worldwide destinations
1	DAN Awards Equipment to Rescue Organizations DAN has awarded an oxygen unit and an automated external defibrillator (AED) unit through its Oxygen Grant Program and AED Matching Grant Program, respectively.
2	DAN Insurance - Update Here are a few related articles on the latest from DAN and other sources
3	SCUBA Theory: Snorkels aren't evil I really enjoyed this post by Will O'Brien on Divester. Divester is beginning a new series on SCUBA diving theory starting with this fantastic article. There are some good reader comments posted on this page as well.
4	"Shark Parks?" Oceans said in need of protection With tracts of the ocean as little known as Mars, discoveries of a stunning richness of life in the depths are spurring calls for more protection from trawlers, oil drillers and prospectors.
5	No serious coral reef damage after tsunami Most Indian Ocean coral reefs which were hit by the December 2004 tsunami escaped serious damage, but their full recovery could be hampered by humans, the World Conservation Union warned on Wednesday.
6	Climate change - Our oceans and reefs are in danger Global warming, CO2 emissions, pollution and climate change - call it what you will, our planet is suffering. Here are a few articles I found ralating to these issues.
7	Shark cage diving and shark encounters without cages Most people have heard of shark cage diving. But now try this: diving with the Cape's sharks with no steel cage for protection.

The Star
1	Another MP travel scandal Parliament is being milked for more than R1 million by MPs cashing in on claims for road travel rather than taking the cheaper option of flights.
2	Cry the beloved country, I pray I can sing your anthem again ... the way I used to, with pride. 7 robbers stole my SA pride A 17-year-old, traumatised after seven armed men broke into her home and assaulted her family and ransacked the house, desperately wants her patriotism and love for South Africa restored.
3	Suspended Pakistan cricketers face life ban LONDON: The International Cricket Council has charged Pakistan captain Salman Butt and pacemen Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir with various offences under its anti-corruption code and threatened life bans if found guilty.
4	Who is tomorrow's superstar? search on for wow factor SOME people were born with great musical talent - others, not so much.

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