Staff Reporter
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/ 28 June 2000

WESTERHOF QUITS ZIM

DUTCH coach Clemens Westerhof has parted ways with Zimbabwe one week after a humiliating World Cup loss in Guinea, according to media reports on Monday. The Herald quoted Zimbabwe Football Association vice-chairman Vicent Pamire saying Westerhof had been fired from his $30000-a-month post after less than two years in charge. Westerhof resigned, claimed the Daily […]

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/ 28 June 2000

MANKAHLANA’S LOVER AGREES TO PATERNITY TEST

PRESIDENTIAL spokesman Parks Mankahlana’s former lover agreed at the weekend to undergo paternity testing to prove that the high-profile political figure is the father of her eight-year-old son. Mankahlana denied last week that he fathered any children with Thalitha Mthethwa, and dismissed his absence from a maintenance court hearing near Nelspruit, at Kabokweni, on a […]

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/ 28 June 2000

TICO TICO TO PLAY IN US

MOZAMBICAN international striker Manuel ‘Tico Tico’ Bucuane has moved from South African club Jomo Cosmos to American Major League Soccer side Tampa Bay Rowdies. National team captain Bucuane said Monday he would replace Raul Arce, who had been transferred to DC United. He goes to Rowdies after being rejected by the Florida club earlier this […]

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/ 28 June 2000

LEVERKUSEN SIGN OJIGWE

BUNDESLIGA runners-up Bayer Leverkusen have won the race for the signature of Nigerian international Pascal Ojigwe from rivals Kaiserslautern after the two clubs agreed on a 3.5-million mark ($1.68-million) transfer fee on Tuesday. The 23-year-old midfielder played last season at FC Cologne on loan and was a key factor in their winning promotion back to […]

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/ 27 June 2000

SHELL ORDERED TO PAY FOR SPILL

A COURT in southeast Nigeria has ordered the Anglo-Dutch oil company Royal Dutch Shell to pay out $40-million in compensation for an oil spill that happened 30 years ago. The Port Harcourt High Court at the weekend ordered Shell to pay the money to the Ejamaa Ebubu community, nine years after the community first went […]

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/ 27 June 2000

OIL PRICES FUELLED BY KUWAIT EXPLOSION

OIL prices remained stubbornly high on Monday fuelled by an explosion at Kuwait’s biggest refinery which triggered frantic trading in the Asian petroleum product market. International benchmark Brent crude futures were trading at $30,67, up 28c. US light crude gained 30c to $32,55. Dealers said the closure on Sunday after a blast at Kuwait’s huge […]

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/ 27 June 2000

NUJOMA IN ZIM FOR DR CONGO SUMMIT

NAMIBIAN president Sam Nujoma flew to Harare on Sunday for talks with his Zimbabwean counterpart Robert Mugabe and their ally, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) president Laurent Kabila for a mini summit. After the talks Mugabe yesterday slammed critics of Zimbabwe’s costly war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and said his troops would […]

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/ 27 June 2000

JOHNSON TON SPARKS ZIM WIN

A CENTURY by opener Neil Johnson led Zimbabwe to a 21-run victory over English county side Somerset in a limited-overs tour match on Sunday. Johnson scored 101 before he was caught by Mark Lathwell off Peter Trego’s bowling. Zimbabwe made 248 for four in their 50 overs and then bowled Somerset out for 227 in […]

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/ 27 June 2000

NGLAND TEAM FOR FALCONS

ENGLAND manager Clive Woodward on Monday named three new players to his starting line-up for his side’s final tour match against the Gauteng Falcons at Bosman Stadium in Brakpan on Wednesday. Fullback Josh Lewsey (Sandhurst), scrumhalf Nick Walshe (Saracens) and hooker Andy Long (Bath) will start their first matches on tour. The Falcons side will […]

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/ 27 June 2000

Axed Moloto to lead Bafana in Zim

NAWAAL DEANE & OWN CORRERSPONDENT, Johannesburg | Tuesday 11.15am. EMBATTLED coach Trott Moloto will almost certainly lead Bafana Bafana when they take on Zimbabwe in a vital World Cup qualifier next month, despite losing his job as national coach on Monday. Moloto’s job has been hanging by a thread for the past three weeks and […]