March 2012

Nation Will Help Angolan Refugees Return Home

[BuaNews]
Pretoria -
The South African government has committed itself to helping Angolan refugees return to their home country.

Eskom pays mine to shut furnaces to help save power

Eskom has paid an international ferrochrome producer to shut two of its furnaces in SA in to help the utility cope with its tight electricity supply.

Third term hopes fade for Senegal's Abdoulaye Wade

Abdoulaye Wade, one of Africa's oldest leaders, is facing defeat in Senegal after an election that protesters say he should never have contested.

Jurassic fleas discovered in Mongolian lake

The remains of giant Jurassic fleas that sucked the blood of ancient animals more than 100-million years ago have been discovered in Mongolia.

Retired church minister caught shoplifting sex aid

Illegal ivory operation uncovered in Cape Town

A Chinese man has been arrested in Cape Town for possessing ivory and elephant tusks.

Rhino horns replaced by fakes in Pretoria police lab

A clerk from the police's forensic laboratory has appeared in court in connection with the theft of several rhino horns from a laboratory safe.

Pilots struggling with laser pranksters

"We don’t believe they realise how catastrophic the consequences can be if a pilot is blinded during a crucial phase of descent"

Bafana Bafana Play to a Draw Against Senegal

[SAFA]

Bafana Bafana played to a goalless draw against Senegal in an international friendly match held at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban on Wednesday, 29 February 2012.

Thuli's sexy wheels

PUBLIC Protector Thuli Madonsela's daughter has thanked her brother for crashing their mother's state-issued BMW X6 because the incident has led to the use of a "much sexier car".