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Mail & Guardian Online
Africa's first online newspaper. First with the news.

Controversial Chinese arms arrive in Harare
A controversial shipment of arms from China and destined for Zimbabwe has arrived in Harare, the Weekender newspaper reported on Saturday -- apparently thanks to assistance by the South African government. There are fears that President Robert Mugabe is planning to use force to storm back to power in Zimbabwe.
Xenophobic attacks spread in Gauteng
by Mail & Guardian Online reporter and Sapa
One man has been shot dead and two injured in Tembisa, where the latest xenophobic attacks have occurred, police said on Saturday as a protest march in central Johannesburg drew attention to the week's violence that has already gripped Alexandra and Diepsloot in Gauteng.
Top-selling pop act heading for Sun City
by Mail & Guardian Online reporter and Sapa
United States pop group the Backstreet Boys will be performing in Sun City's Superbowl at the POSI+IVE festival on June 14 and 15, the resort announced on Friday. The band members -- Nick Carter, Howie Dorough, Brian Littrell and AJ McLean -- are back together after taking a break from 2002 to 2005.
Nqakula: Xenophobic attacks to be 'severely dealt with'
by Mail & Guardian Online reporter and Sapa
Minister of Safety and Security Charles Nqakula said on Friday that those responsible for continuous xenophobic attacks in Gauteng townships will be "severely dealt with". He was responding to the violence in Alexandra and Diepsloot that erupted in the past week, in which three people were killed and dozens injured.
Beaufort West police seize tonnes of dagga
Three-and-a-half tonnes of dagga worth about R3,4-million were seized by Beaufort West police in one week, Western Cape police said on Friday. Spokesperson Ntobeko Mangqwengqwe said that in all three cases vehicles were stopped while heading for Cape Town.
'Yengeni cop' to go on trial in September
Former Goodwood police station commander Siphiwo Given Hewana is to go on trial in the Parow Regional Court in September for allegedly interfering in the drunken-driving case against former African National Congress chief whip Tony Yengeni.
Ruling on Erasmus commission reserved
A full bench of judges on Friday reserved a ruling on the bid by the City of Cape Town and the Democratic Alliance (DA) to quash the Erasmus commission. The commission was set up by Western Cape Premier Ebrahim Rasool to probe the DA-led city's investigation of renegade councillor Badih Chaaban.
Union describes education budget as 'simplistic'
The education minister's budget was called "simplistic" by the South African Democratic Teachers' Union (Sadtu) on Friday, following the budget speech in Parliament on Thursday. "Sadtu wishes to express its concern at the simplistic nature of the education minister's budget speech to Parliament," said Thulas Nxesi, general secretary of the union.
Xenophobia 'like racism of apartheid'
The spate of xenophobic violence in Alexandra has to be contained or it will cause problems in the future, Anglican Archbishop Thabo Makgoba said on Friday after visiting the troubled township. Meanwhile, the Gauteng African National Congress has compared the xenophobia that fuelled this week's attacks to the racism of apartheid.
Gunshots in Kempton Park court as suspects escape
by Zahira Kharsany
Bedlam erupted in the Kempton Park Regional Court on Thursday when three men accused of possession of illegal firearms staged a dramatic escape. The escape took place when the three suspects were taken to the court's holding cells, presiding magistrate Eric Mhlari told the Mail & Guardian Online on Friday.
Zuma: Tackle material differences between people
by Michael Hamlyn
Addressing the students and teachers at a University of Zululand graduation ceremony in Empangeni on Friday, African National Congress leader Jacob Zuma said that nation-building is not only about people's attitudes. "We must understand that nation-building requires that we tackle the material differences between our people," he said.
Mpofu's suspension unlawful, court told
The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) board did not comply with its own rules when it suspended chief executive Dali Mpofu, the Johannesburg High Court heard on Friday. "The SABC board acted before it complied with its own internal rules ... the suspension cannot stand," said Mpofu's lawyer, advocate Vincent Maleka SC.
Army agrees HIV discrimination unlawful
HIV-positive people will be able to join the South African National Defence Force after it admitted in the Pretoria High Court on Friday that its policies preventing HIV-positive people from employment, foreign deployment and promotion in the armed forces were unconstitutional.
Judge questions SABC lawyers in Mpofu case
A Johannesburg High Court judge on Friday questioned the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) board's lawyers about the legality of CEO Dali Mpofu's suspension. Hearing an urgent application from Mpofu challenging his suspension, Judge Moroa Tsoka put it to the respondents that there were discrepancies in their court papers.
Blue Flag beach scheme 'like apartheid'
by Mail & Guardian Online reporter and Sapa
eThekwini municipal manager Michael Sutcliffe has likened the international Blue Flag scheme to an "apartheid" system that creates separate beaches, the Mercury newspaper reported on Friday. Blue Flags are part of an international beach-quality accreditation scheme.

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