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•	CWU protesters demand permanent employment The Communications Workers Union (CWU) says people who are employed at the South African Post Office through labour brokers earn little and many are struggling to provide for their families. 21 May 2012

•	SA top among peers in trade: World Bank South Africa ranks top among upper middle-income economies in a World Bank survey that measures how efficiently countries trade. 21 May 2012

•	Cannes curtain goes up with whimsy, glamour Kooky comedy and buffoonery are on the agenda as the 65th Cannes Film Festival. 21 May 2012

•	PWC in bid to end shortage of skilled auditors Internal auditing is not only about making a significant contribution to the success of organisations, but to the economic health of the country as well. 21 May 2012

•	'DA is playing on the emotions of unemployed youth' Labour analyst Terry Bell says the DA march to Cosatu house in Johannesburg was a political ploy that sought to play on the emotions of the unemployed youth in South Africa. 21 May 2012

•	Delays in obtaining mining licences to be addressed Mineral Resources Minister Susan Shabangu has tabled a budget of R 1. 169 billion which marks an increase of R130 million that is largely earmarked for research and development. 21 May 2012

•	US expands ties to Syrian rebels - report Syrian rebels battling President Bashar al-Assad's government are beginning to get more and better weapons in an effort paid for by Persian Gulf nations 21 May 2012

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