Amy Musgrave
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/ 12 May 2005

Zim 62 still a ‘security risk’

The 62 South African alleged mercenaries in Zimbabwe will be transported to South Africa in Zimbabwean government vehicles, their lawyer Alwyn Griebenow said on Thursday. ”We offered to supply a bus to bring them back, but it has been turned down because they [government officials] say they are a security risk,” he said.

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/ 7 March 2005

Zuma’s popularity like a ‘tsunami’

Any effort to stop Jacob Zuma from becoming president would be like ”trying to fight against the big wave of the tsunami”, Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) secretary general Zwelinzima Vavi said on Monday. Speaking at a Cosatu conference in Midrand, Vavi stressed that this was his personal view.

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/ 22 October 2004

Leigh Matthews accused to stay in prison

The man suspected of abducting and killing Johannesburg student Leigh Matthews will remain behind bars more than a month after his bail application was postponed indefinitely in the Wynberg Regional Court on Friday. The case itself was postponed to December 3. This follows the termination of the services of Donovan Moodley’s lawyer.

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/ 15 October 2004

Leigh Matthews suspect: ‘We love him’

The man suspected of kidnapping and killing Johannesburg student Leigh Matthews will appear in the Wynberg Regional Court on October 22 for a formal bail hearing. The date was set by a Randburg magistrate on Friday. The bail application by Donovan Moodley (24) is expected to be opposed by the state.

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/ 2 June 2004

Doctors’ dispensing deadline extended

The deadline for doctors to obtain dispensing licences was extended by the Pretoria High Court on Tuesday. Doctors, who were supposed to have obtained the licence by Tuesday, now have until July 2 to do so. Acting Judge Johann Kruger said it would not be in the interests of justice to allow the regulations to come into force before he had decided on their constitutionality.

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/ 15 April 2004

No KZN winner yet, despite DA bravado

The election race in KwaZulu-Natal closed in on the halfway mark on Thursday evening with no indication whether the African National Congress or the Inkatha Freedom Party would win the province. The Democratic Alliance, which may tip the province into the IFP’s hands, was at 9,46%.