AUBREY Mokoena – criticised for stalling the new Immigration Bill as chairperson of Parliament’s home affairs committee – has been redeployed to the backbenches
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/ 26 January 2001
The only white male interviewed for three vacancies on the Bench this week was asked a single question by the Cape’s most senior black judge.
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/ 19 January 2001
About 900 winged competitors from around the world will test their mettle in the Cape.
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/ 21 October 2000
THE government has been slammed for trampling press freedom and “returning to the old apartheid days” after police stormed international and local media offices in South Africa and seized video footage as evidence against a Muslim vigilante leader facing murder and terrorism charges. National prosecution official Sipho Ngwema said the police confiscated footage of the […]
Millions of rands have been poured into an experimental abalone ranching project at Port Nolloth on the west coast.
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/ 3 September 1999
The Cape Law Society applied to the Cape High Court to disbar attorney Hoosain Mohammed for allegedly pocketing millions of rands from the Cape Flats.
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/ 12 February 1999
Nine-year-old Noxolo Yalezo doesn’t smile very often. When she looks in your direction, you are not sure if it’s you she’s looking at.
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/ 22 December 1995
Wits could take a leaf from UCT’s book on managing transformation, writes Philippa THE embattled vice-chancellor of the University of the Witwatersrand must be glancing enviously from his turbulent empire to that picture of tranquillity nestling in Table Mountain’s aprons — the University of Cape Town. As Wits struggles to contain the crisis around accusations […]