By Ashleigh Morris
Bafana Bafana out of the 2014 FIFA World Cup?
With a heartbreaking 2-1 loss for Bafana Bafana in their must win game against Ethiopia it was the 70th minute own goal by Bernard Parker that gave the Ethiopians the win they needed to finish top in group A.
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President Jacob Zuma. Pic: FLICKR/GovernmentZA
By Andrew Blane
President Jacob Zuma has encouraged Japan to ‘take advantage’ of the South African economy.
During a speech prepared for the South Africa-Japan Business Forum on Tuesday, Zuma explained that “Japanese business and investment in South Africa will help build the country”. Continue reading
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By Xand Venturas
José Mourinho has been officially announced as Chelsea manager, six years after he left the post. He signed a four-year deal and replaces interim manager Rafael Benitez at the helm of the Europa League champions. Continue reading
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The rand is now trading at R10.04 to the dollar and R13.09 to the Euro, which is the lowest it’s been in the past four years. This arrives in the midst of poor economic growth performance, as the economy only grew 0.9% in the first quarter of 2013 which is lower than initial expectations-the expectation now is that the economy will grow only 2% this year. Continue reading
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Listen to the JMS 2 Radio shows after the transmission here. Each show will be uploaded after they’ve been aired on RMR so you can listen to them whenever you want. Continue reading
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By Ashleigh Morris
Arjen Robben’s 89th minute goal sealed a 2-1 win for Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League Final in what looked to be a game headed for extra time. Continue reading
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Rhodes believes that the network of paths around campus are a sufficient for student to make their way between lecture. Pic: Andrew Blane
By Andrew Blane
An interview with the manager of Rhodes University’s Grounds and Gardens, Mark Hazell, put the supposed issue of campus parking into perspective. Although students find it hard to locate a parking bay in front of some of their lecture venues, there is no short supply of parking on the Rhodes campus itself. Parking areas at Rhodes are multi faceted in that there is both formally designed and built parking areas, as well as grass parking zones that are located opposite the Health Suite and along the road to the Sports Admin buildings and the gravel parking area behind the Provost. Continue reading
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By David Mann
South Africa’s favourite electronic rap super group, PHfat are making a return to Grahamstown this Saturday and they’re ready to give us one last party before we all have to start pretending to be responsible and studious for mom and dad. Continue reading
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So if the unstable bolted bikes upon which I constantly attained a sore rump were not enough to cure me of my ambition to start (and most importantly continue) exercising, then my first session of TCK Bootcamp very nearly did. Continue reading
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By Dimpho Moletsane
Microsoft has finally introduced the successor to its (very) successful home gaming console: The Xbox One! Including a redesigned gamepad, Blu Ray and running 3 operating systems, “all your entertainment, all in one” seems to be a very apt description of Redmond’s 3rd Generation gaming and media console. Continue reading
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