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Business Day drops to one edition

NEWSWATCH: Business Day has announced that it will be printing only one edition from today, Monday, 20 April 2009 - the late edition is no more, a casualty of the economic situation. Meanwhile, it seems to be a case of round one to Zuma... London newspaper The Guardian has been forced to negotiate a settlement with him after a 'subbing error' occurred.

20 Apr 2009

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Business Day editorial: The thick end of the wedge… The current financial crisis has forced Business Day to drop its late edition.
Mail & Guardian Online: Guardian to pay Zuma 'modest sum' over 'subbing error'… What was possibly a 'subbing mistake' has led to UK newspaper The Guardian having to negotiate to pay what it calls a ‘modest sum' to Jacob Zuma in settlement for a comment in which Zuma was referred to as a rapist.

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