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Adrian Hadland
Rushdie’s book week visit stirs Muslim controversy
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Adrian Hadland
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7 Sep 2011
A call has been made from Saudi Arabia to local Muslims to ensure that the book is banned and Rushdie is stopped from coming here.
Row flares over Rushdie visit
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Adrian Hadland
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28 Oct 1988
Salman Rushdie published a ‘surrealist' novel, Satanic Verses, still not available in South Africa.
A diary lost at kidnap site leads trial to … army HQ
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Adrian Hadland
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11 Mar 1988
A ''hit squad'' accused of abducting and assaulting Duduza activist Vusi Mashabane has been traced to military headquarters in Johannesburg.
Banned readings at Book Week
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Adrian Hadland
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6 Nov 1987
Banned books will be read aloud during the Weekly Mail Book Week, which begins in Cape Town on Monday night.
Now Sisulu may face a blacklist
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Adrian Hadland
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16 Jan 1987
Detained New Nation editor Zwelakhe Sisulu may be blacklisted by credit bureaus because of this week's legal action to seize his home.
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The way forward: Lessons from the East
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