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July 30, 2010 Edition 1
LONDON: Britain will scrap a rule under which people can be forced to retire at 65.
The move, which comes into effect from October, 2011, is expected to mean more people will work for longer, boosting Britain’s strained public finances by paying more tax and not claiming the state pension. – Sapa-AFP
Cause of brothers' deaths not certain
Gap between haves and have-nots on G20 agenda
Anti-graft unit to finalise cases
KZN matric trials again postponed to enable catch up
Mozambique blocks SMSes to halt rioters
Applying for new |SA permits 'not on'
15 fishermen drown
Afghans call for Obama's death
Protest threat may put paid to Blair book-signing session
Cause of brothers' deaths not certain
Gap between haves and have-nots on G20 agenda
Anti-graft unit to finalise cases
KZN matric trials again postponed to enable catch up
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