So you thought it was beef you were eating? Well, yes and perhaps no... It seems - and if you haven't been made painfully aware of this issue over the past weeks then you are not on this planet - that some tried-and-trusted supermarket chains have been
stocking incorrectly labelled meat products.
Meanwhile our Mother City plans to have a baby - a
R140bn baby complete with police stations, universities and - just to cheer you up... cemeteries. It will be about 25km from the city centre and - to cheer you up even more... that would put it sort of over the road from Koeberg.
Well you can't say some of our cops aren't enterprising... Some of those involved in the Oscar Pistorius case... 45 of them in fact - had their cellphones confiscated after they
took pictures of Pistorius after his arrest - and that is a big no-no.
In passing however,
45 officials? How big exactly is the team investigating the case and what exactly are the roles of the others? Because if 45 officials are involved on the case, that sounds like a lot.
Finally, it's good news for two of our islands, which are
now protected as offshore marine protected areas. Now the challenge is to ensure that they are actually properly protected, because you can bet your life, if not, there
will be illegal fishing.
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Air Mauritius is set to resume flights from Durban's King Shaka International Airport, The Mercury newspaper reported on Wednesday (10 April). 
Passengers can access comprehensive travel and airline information on the go by downloading SAA's two new apps through iOS or Android mobile phones and tablets from the Apple App Store and Google play stores. 
A global management shakeup at Toyota Motor Corporation has hit African shores, with local Toyota chief Johan van Zyl called in to head the new position of chief executive of Toyota's operations across Africa 
Popular supermarkets including Pick n Pay, Shoprite, Fruit and Veg City, Woolworths and Spar have been identified as stocking incorrectly labelled meat products, City Press reported on Sunday. 
About 90% of motorists travelling on Gauteng roads will pay less than R200 a month on e-tolling‚ the SA National Roads Agency (Sanral) claimed last week. 
NEW YORK, USA: Worldwide sales of personal computers slid 13.9% in the first quarter of 2013, research firm IDC said on Wednesday (10 April), the worst contraction since it began tracking the market in 1994 
Transport Minister Ben Martins warned motorists on Tuesday (9 April) that the government remained committed to e-tolling, saying this would be implemented as soon as the National Council of Provinces passed the enabling legislation. 
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