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    Violence against sex workers down - study

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    Sex workers and members of SWEAT demonstrate against alleged harassment by police outside the Cape Town High Court on 5 March 2009. Picture: Nardus Engelbrecht/SAPA

    Violence against sex workers down - study

    More than half of South African sex workers have endured some form of violence, the study found.

    • Shabangu hits out at mining companies
    • SA's ageing military planes
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    AU leaders meet for Africa Day

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    Chennai official arrested for spot-fixing

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    AU leaders meet for Africa Day

    Leaders from 54 African Union member states have gathered in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

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    Ian Bredenkamp meets an R&B legend and an aspiring pop star.

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    'NUM not responsible for violence'

    Shabangu said NUM should never stoop to the level of rival unions who use intimidation to increase membership.

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