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Sex worker strangled to death, eyes poked out Special

Johannesburg - A sex worker from Zimbabwe thought to have been murdered by a client was found strangled to death with an electric cord at the Ambassador brothel in Hillbrow Johannesburg, South Africa, over the weekend. Her eyes had been plucked out with a coat hanger.
Digital Journal Report by Lesley Lanir - 2 comments

Lioness kills zoo keeper in South Africa

Johannesburg - A lioness attacked and killed a zoo keeper at a rural conservation farm in South Africa. The farm is a lion breeding center in Parys near the town of Vredefort, 120 kilometers southwest of Johannesburg.
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus - 1 comment

Op-Ed: Man 'back from the dead' claims to be singer kidnapped by zombies

Johannesburg - In one of the oddest storys ever, a South African man alleged he was a famous dead folk singer who had come back to life after being held by zombies. But that's not the weirdest part of the tale.
In the Media by Elizabeth Batt - 2 comments

University stampede kills one in South Africa

Johannesburg - One person was killed as students trying to register themselves for a place at the University of Johannesburg stampeded just as the main gate was opened.
In the Media by Amanda Payne

South African girl burned alive in alleged Satanic ritual

Johannesburg - An 18 year old South African girl from southern Johannesburg Kirsty Theologo, suffered severe burns and damage to her lungs when some boys, alleged to have been performing a Satanic ritual, poured petrol (gasoline) over her body and set her alight.
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus - 2 comments

South Africa’s Running Ace to Compete Again, Local Body Says

The governing body for athletics in South Africa says the country’s running sensation, Castor Semenya, is set to compete again, both in South Africa and abroad.
In the Media by Christopher Szabo

Gang-rape victim 'forced to kiss penis' - South African trial

Uniformed pupils holding candles gathered outside the Durban High Court in South Africa Monday ahead of the trial of four unnamed men, accused of gang-raping 22-year-old Jessica Foord in front of her father. Only 7.6% of all rapists are ever tried in SA..
In the Media by Adriana Stuijt - 6 comments

Anti-Foreigner Violence In Johannesburg Leaves 6 Dead

At this moment, it is not good to be a foreigner in South Africa. Recently, six people have been killed by a mob in South Africa in violence towards foreigners.
In the Media by Can Tran

Johannesburg Summit Opens On Monday

JOHANNESBURG (voa) - Delegates from around the globe begin meeting in Johannesburg Monday for the U.N.-sponsored World Summit on Sustainable Development. The Johannesburg meeting takes place a decade after the landmark U.N. Earth Summit in Rio firs...
In the Media by Digital Journal Staff

Embattled Downtown Johannesburg Dreams Of A Comeback

JOHANNESBURG (dpa) - Anyone who wants to get to the top in Africa can't avoid running into Waltraud Day. The grey-haired, German-born lady from picturesque Bavaria sells souvenirs on the 50th floor of the Carlton Centre skyscraper.Rising 220 metres, th...
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A painting of the South African President Jacob Zuma has been vandalised at a gallery in Johannesburg.
A lioness attacks and kills a 65-year-old South African zoo keeper at a farm owned by Johannesburg Zoo, officials say.
Hundreds of South Africans march in Johannesburg over the case of two women who were attacked for wearing mini-skirts.
Tens of thousands of trade unionists across South Africa are expected to march against new toll roads between Johannesburg and the capital Pretoria.
South African police fire tear gas after clashes between opposition supporters and trade union activists in central Johannesburg.
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World Renowned Musician David Sancious Performing in Winthrop, Maine

David Sancious is bringing his music to Maine, after wrapping up work on an international tour. As one of the most...
Apr 4, 2012 by Jasmyn Pozzo

Freedom of Information / Media Freedom at risk - STOP THE SECRECY BILL!

FREEDOM TO KNOW! Freedom of Information / Media Freedom at risk - STOP THE SECRECY BILL! Support YOUR RIGHT TO...
Sep 16, 2011 by Lizette De Klerk - 2 comments

Kalahari Bushman appeals to African Commission

A Bushman from a settlement deep in Botswana’s Central Kalahari Game Reserve has travelled to the Gambia to ask the...

The South African strike intensifies as it enters its second week

The court interdict issued at the weekend by the government preventing the strikers offering essential services like...
Aug 23, 2010 by Abram Mahlaba

WC - Verbeek names Socceroos squad

The most surprising pick: Tommy Oar, tipped to be the next Harry Kewell. Pim Verbeek's preliminary 2010 Fifa World...
May 11, 2010 by Ryan Fritz
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