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Michael Jackson had a mountain of unreleased recordings in the vault when he died - and that music is almost certain to be packaged for his fans.
Iraqis continue to celebrate following the withdrawal of US troops from major cities and towns in Iraq.
KwaZulu-Natal doctors say that if fired doctors are not reinstated and if they are not happy with government's pay offer, they will resume striking.
Tea, water and biscuits are on South Africa's recession menu to replace lavish meals at some government meetings as the belt is tightened on public spending.
A planned strike by construction workers threatens SA's promise to Fifa that World Cup stadiums will be finished six months before the tournament starts.
One minute Zane Kirchner was training with the Blue Bulls, a few hours later he was in the gym working out with the Springboks.
Facebook is revising its privacy settings to give the more than 200 million users the ability to share as much or as little as they want.
The British and Irish Lions' tour of South Africa will be over in mere days. All too soon for JJ Harmse's liking.
Although she was never a huge Michael Jackson fan, Georgina Guedes reflects on the inevitable memories that the artist has left in her existence.
Most franchise concepts available to new business owners will flatter to deceive, writes André Janse van Vuuren.
UNITED: Supporters of ousted President Manuel Zelaya hold hands as they stand facing a line of soldiers during a protest in Tegucigalpa. (Esteban Felix, AP)
HIDING: Murder suspect Abdul Rudolph is escorted from the Goodwood Magistrate's Court by police after collapsing in court. Rudolph is on trial for his wife's murder. (Yunus Mohammed, Die Burger)
SOLEMN: Colombian soldiers carry a wreath at a ceremony marking the first anniversary of hostages released during Operation Jaque in Bogota. (William Fernando Martinez, AP)
FULL THROTTLE: The lead singer of The Sounds, Maja Ivarsson, performs at the Arvika festival in Sweden. (Claudio Bresciani, AFP)
COURTEOUS: Sudanese President Omar el-Bashir greets bystanders on arrival to attend a closed session of the African Union summit of heads of state and government in Sirte, Libya. (Abdel Magid al Fergany, AP)
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The US is prepared to intercept any North Korean long-range missile as it tested international patience further with launches, says a military commander.
The media's reaction to Michael Jackson's death is:
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