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Bad holiday for Brazilian honeymooners
By George Serradinho on October 13, 2008 | No Comments
(Article at www.iol.co.za by Caryn Dolley) Instead of spending a few days relaxing in Cape Town with his wife on their honeymoon, a Brazilian tourist was horrified to discover that thousands of rand had been stolen from his suitcase in a hotel room. The Southern Sun Waterfro... -
SA one of least safe places in Africa
By George Serradinho on October 7, 2008 | 2 Comments
(Article at www.iol.co.za by Hans Pienaar) Independent Foreign Service South Africa has consistently under-performed in fighting crime, and its insensitive approach is exemplified by Police Commissioner Jackie Selebi remaining in his post despite a strong prima facie case of... -
Heritage Day in South Africa
By George Serradinho on September 24, 2008 | No Comments
Heritage Day in South Africa - 24 September 2008 What Is Our Heritage? As South Africa celebrates Heritage Month, we have an opportunity to reflect on what our collective heritage actually is. This is apt as we look back on what we have achieved in the first ten years o... -
Police face down taxi bosses threats
By George Serradinho on September 15, 2008 | No Comments
(Article by Mpume Madlala at www.iol.co.za) Police say they will not be intimidated by controversial statements made by senior taxi officials who threatened to “shoot back” at police who impound their taxis and use force against them. More than 40 taxis from the ... -
Gold for SA at Paralympics
By George Serradinho on September 8, 2008 | No Comments
(Article By Stephen Wade at www.iol.co.za) Beijing - Natalie Du Toit opened the Beijing Paralympics on Sunday with a gold medal, which may help her forget a disappointing Beijing Olympics. The South African, who won five golds and a silver in the Athens Paralympics, took th...








