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Yearly Archives: 2003

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/ 9 May 2003

Killing, looting plague Bunia after Ugandan troops leave

Bodies lay in the streets of the DRC town of Bunia on Friday, following a day of clashes between rival militia groups vying to fill a power vacuum left by departing Ugandan soldiers, witnesses said.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 9 May 2003

US impunity deals in Africa ‘unlawful’

Amnesty International on Thursday criticised a reciprocal
impunity agreement between the war-ravaged west African country of Sierra Leone and the United States, saying it would allow perpetrators of war crimes to go unpunished

By Staff Reporter
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/ 9 May 2003

SA engineering sector brokers black empowerment deal

In one of the largest private equity and black economic empowerment deals of the year, a consortium of private equity investors has announced the acquisition of all the businesses and shares of Ozz Limited, one of SAs largest engineering manufacturing companies.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 9 May 2003

SARB urged to buy dollars to stabilise the rand

The South African Reserve Bank should cut interest rates and buy US dollars to stabilise the rand exchange rate, Old Mutual Asset Management head of asset allocation Charles De Kock said on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 9 May 2003

Klerksdorp inventor defies the laws of physics

A Klerksdorp inventor demonstrated to the media on Thursday a propulsion system which he claims defies the laws of physics and is set to change the world.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 9 May 2003

DRC minister’s plane hit by gunfire

The plane carrying the human rights minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ntumba Luaba, was hit by gunfire on Thursday as it was taking off from the troubled northeastern DRC town of Bunia.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 9 May 2003

Microsoft admits Passport service was vulnerable

Microsoft acknowledged a security flaw in its popular Internet Passport service that left 200-million consumer accounts vulnerable to hackers and thieves — an admission that could expose the company to a hefty fine from US regulators.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 9 May 2003

US ‘thrilled’ by troika’s moves on Zimbabwe

The United States is ”thrilled” by the latest initiative by South Africa, Malawi and Nigeria to resolve the political standoff in Zimbabwe, US assistant secretary for African Affairs William Kansteiner III said on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 9 May 2003

The gentle voice of moderation

Walter Sisulu will be remembered as kind, humble, unselfish and deeply caring for his people. In the words of fellow Robben Island comrade Ahmed Kathrada: ”Nelson Mandela was liked and respected. Walter Sisulu was loved.”

By Rapule Tabane
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/ 9 May 2003

Gaza visitors must now sign waiver

The Israeli military yesterday began obliging foreigners entering the Gaza Strip to sign waivers absolving the army from responsibility if it shoots them. Visitors must also declare that they are not peace activists.

By Staff Reporter
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