NEWSWATCH: The Christian Action Network has accused Cape Town's two daily newspapers of censorship after the latter again allegedly refused to publish anti-abortion advertisements, reports IOL. And now for something completely different, and rather tweet… Yuppiechef.com spotted a tiny error in the Woolworths' digital Lovebird promotion - so it did a spot of kidnapping and will only release its captive if the retail chain meets its rand for rand in raising money for a charity called Soil for Life.
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IOL: Christian group accuses papers of censorship… The Cape Times and Cape Argus have been accused of acting as censors after they allegedly refused to publish an obituary notice for aborted babies in their deaths columns.
Yuppiechef.com: Yuppiechef holds Woolies Lovebird ransom… But, hey, it is being nice about it - it as put a R5000 limit on the domain name kidnapping exercise, and we all know Woolies can afford that.
