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New US tariffs may set off Asia factory moves

Some Asian countries stand to gain if US president-elect Donald Trump pushes ahead with his promised massive tariffs on China and triggers a new wave of factory relocations to the rest of the region.

Fed's autonomy at risk

TRESPASSING: 'PRESIDENT SHOULD HAVE A SAY ON SETTING INTEREST RATES'

Justice system stalls in dealing with corruption

Imagine minister all corruptors refunded the stolen monies back, writes AD.

US needs change not Trump

On Wednesday morning - the morning after THAT election I woke up with a start at 5am and stared warily at my dark phone beside my bed.

Public service depts overstaffed

The public service departments with huge budgets have been recruiting people and are overstaffed.

Boks win again - long may it last

Overseas end of year international rugby tours are never easy. The four-time World Cup winning Springboks found that out against Scotland at Murrayfield in Edinburgh last night.

Our heroes deserve honour

On 28 January 1970, an incredibly tragic accident occurred. Known as the Daleside tragedy, 23 Henley schoolchildren were killed when a train hit their bus.

Relief at axing of Gwamanda

Finally, common sense prevailed when former Joburg mayor Kabelo Gwamanda was at the weekend axed from his position as community development MMC.

Qatar quits as peace negotiator

Each party blames the other for the deadlock in ceasefire, hostage talks.

Tiger parade sparks ire

US animal rights group Peta has filed a complaint with Louisiana state authorities after a caged Bengal tiger was wheeled onto an American football field before a collegiate game, the group said on Saturday.

New Yorkers share thoughts on notes

A wall on a subway passage plastered with passengers' PostIt notes carrying inspirational comments, poignant thoughts and uplifting ideas is many New Yorkers' answer to the fear and anxiety provoked by the election.

US warplanes strike Yemen

US warplanes staged multiple strikes on Saturday night on Iran-backed Huthi advanced weapons storage facilities in Yemen, the Pentagon said.

Activist Devon Hofmeyr hits pause - family first

Founder of the Bittereinders and former youth leader of the United Independent Movement (UIM), Devon Hofmeyr, announced over the weekend he had decided to step away from activism to focus on family, career and studies.

NHI fund in 2-3 years

Dept gets direct grant to prepare the health system.

Vow to support Ukraine

Some European countries supporting Ukraine with weapons to fight against Russia in the ongoing war have vowed to continue their backing of Volodymyr Zelensky's government, even if the US withdraws its support for Kyiv under Donald Trump.

'Axing surprises' party

GWAMANDA SACKING: AL JAMA-AH UNHAPPY WITH MAYOR'S DECISION

Water supply stabilising in Tshwane after power trip

Water reservoirs in Tshwane have started to stabilise following days without water in some areas, says mayor Nasiphi Moya.

Milestone in journey of hope as mother, daughter reunite

A mother was reunited with her daughter 22 years after they were separated by adoption at a meeting facilitated by the department of social development.

Bali fed up with tourism

It’s their biggest money earner, but for some it’s too much.

Graft continues to erode SA

Many implicated in venal acts now back in leadership roles Defend Our Democracy.

North West municipality speaker quits under pressure

Speaker of Moses Kotane local municipality Gugu Mtshali has resigned, ending weeks of speculation about her future after the ANC in the North West instructed her to step down.

Mashatile 'may not get top job'

SUCCESSION DEBATE: HE 'MIGHT NOT BE RIGHT MAN'

Indian court lifts book ban

An Indian court has ended a decades-old ban on author Salman Rushdie's controversial novel The Satanic Verses after authorities were unable to locate the original order restricting its imports.

India samoosas cause a stink

Missing samoosas sparked a police probe in India with five officers facing disciplinary action for allegedly eating a plate of the savoury treats intended for a senior politician, media reports said on Friday.

'Musica' headed for SA

Cruising is just lekker. There is no other word or phrase that would really do it justice, hyperbole aside.

Museum of military history

Symbolic home of soldiers and veterans worldwide

Camping ain’t for sissies

It enriches, yes, but sometimes leaves you poorer

Boks are fully loaded

ERASMUS: NOT SCARED TO FLIP BACK TO HIS 7-1 BOMB SQUAD BENCH SPLIT

India draw first blood

Turning out against the global champions for the first time since they were edged in their memorable battle in the T20 World Cup final earlier this year, the Proteas stumbled again last night as they were completely demolished by India in the first of four T20 Internationals in Durban.

Make-or-break for Bok five

The Springboks get down to business tomorrow in their opening game of their end-of-year-tour against Scotland at Murrayfield in Edinburgh and they will be gunning to get off to the best possible start. They will be eager to cap a magnificent year with a clean sweep on their tour to the UK. Ross Roche looks at a quintet of players that will be eager to seize their chance to impress on tour.