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Yearly Archives: 2003

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/ 6 May 2003

Germany cancels 100% of Zambia’s debt

Germany agreed on Tuesday to write off â,¬187-million (about -million) in Zambian debt to help boost development in the poor African country.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 6 May 2003

Cosatu threatens street action over Aids

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) will take to the streets
if the government does not ”come to the party” on the issue of Aids
treatment, a spokesperson said on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 6 May 2003

Zimbabwe talks hit stalemate

Zimbabwe’s opposition party on Tuesday rejected President Robert Mugabe’s demand that the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) recognise him as the legitimately elected president before he engages in talks to try to resolve the country’s crisis.

  • Troika urges Mugabe to negotiate
  • Crisis talks ‘went well’ – Tsvangirai
  • Media barred from Zim crisis talks
    By Staff Reporter
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    / 6 May 2003

    Activists tackle top brass over big stink

    Two South Africans are using their single shares in Royal Dutch Shell to get the international office to sort out severe local pollution problems.

    By Fiona Macleod
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    / 6 May 2003

    Minister, AgriSA call a truce

    The government and farmers called a reluctant truce in an emotional meeting last week , over legislation that guarantees farm workers at least R650 a month if they work for more than 27 hours a week.

    By Staff Reporter
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    / 6 May 2003

    Govt should stop meddling in telecoms sector, says DA

    The government should stop meddling in the telecommunications sector and leave it to private companies to run as they see fit, says the Democratic Alliance.

    By Staff Reporter
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    / 6 May 2003

    Fifty years on, who remembers the porters?

    As the world celebrates the 50th anniversary of the first conquering of Mount Everest in May 1953, hundreds of porters who assisted the climbers ”behind the scenes” remain largely forgotten.

    By Shyam Bahadur
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    / 6 May 2003

    Fatah offshoot claims deadly attack on Jewish settler

    The Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, an offshoot of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat’s Fatah movement, on Tuesday claimed a West Bank ambush that left a Jewish settler dead and his six-year-old daughter seriously wounded.

    By Staff Reporter
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    / 6 May 2003

    ‘Confidence zone’ chalked out in Côte d’Ivoire

    The Côte d’Ivoire’s armed forces and three rebel groups in this troubled west African country have agreed to a weapon-free zone where both sides could move freely without weapons.

    By Staff Reporter
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    / 6 May 2003

    Racist gangs also present at Tuks: Sasco

    The SA Students’ Congress said on Monday that a group of Afrikaans-speaking students had assaulted a black student at the University of Pretoria.

    By Staff Reporter
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