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Top Story : Papers ordered to apologise to Pistorius Afternoon Newsletter News  |  Opinion  |  Business  |  Sport  |  Tech  |  Motoring  |  Lifestyle  |  Multimedia  |  Special Reports  |  isiZulu  |  Jobs  |  Property Jobs   |   Property   |   Cars   |   kalahari.com   Papers ordered to apologise to Pistorius The press ombudsman ordered Rapport and its sister publication City Press to publish an apology for causing unnecessary harm to paralympian Oscar Pistorius. Prosecutors want Pistorius for murder Pistorius lawyer unaware of Steenkamp talks Xingwana demands justice in Oscar case Mandela unstable at times - presidency While former president Nelson Mandela's condition remains critical but stable, at times it becomes unstable, the presidency says. Mandela still critical but improving Madiba making slow progress Mandela, the 'social change' network Ex member: ANC is part of antichrist A former senior Eastern Cape ANC leader has formed a new political party and said the governing party was "part of the antichrist" along with Desmond Tutu and the SA Council of Churches. Malema unfazed by ex-allies' comments DA nets ex-ANC premier Balindlela Court dismisses ex-ANC councillor's bid No Musona for Chiefs Knowledge Musona was a notable absentee from the starting lineup for Kaizer Chiefs in their MTN8 Cup semi-final against Orlando Pirates. Erasmus' presence lifts Pirates Ajax fume at fixture debacle Chinyama set for Stars debut Most Read Angry women teach mugger a lesson Smash-and-grabber jumps to death Reeva's parents bemoan media Top execs probed for child porn - report Court erred in spy tapes ruling - Zuma Google Glass invasion alert KZN man kills self, wife News you should know Important stories of the last 24 hours Sharks take down Cheetahs US woman turns up alive after funeral Another tragic Syria milestone Newborns stolen from Uganda hospital Three dead in Kenya land clashes Bill banning alcohol ads to cabinet Smash-and-grabber jumps to death Blyde River air crash bodies recovered Men dominate principal posts - Motshekga Zuma signs law on courts   FREE: Indian fishermen gesture before crossing from Pakistan to India at the Wagah border. Pakistan released nearly 340 Indian fishermen held for violating territorial waters. (Arif Ali, AFP) LATEST MULTIMEDIA Weather Cpt: 8-17°C Pta: 9-23°C Jhb: 6-19°C Bloem: 5-20°C Dbn: 13-25°C PE: 9-17°C 7 day forecasts... Afrikaners online Submitted by Porcia de la Rey Soldiers, before you send the online trolls to attack me with innovative death threats via inbox, I admit, violence in this country is tremendously high. Read more... 111 comments  1812 views Pale Male Club Submitted by The Fox 5366 If you're a fellow member of that regrettable persuasion, 'white male', I've got a club just for you. Read more... 21 comments  1379 views South Africa Girl, 3, dies in Cape Town fire A 3-year-old girl has died in a fire at an informal settlement, in Mfuleni, Cape Town, the city's disaster risk management centre says. 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