Staff Reporter
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/ 15 December 1999

TARTAN TRACK FOR MOFOLO PARK

MOFOLO Park in Soweto will soon boast a tartan athletics track after an International Amateur Athletic Federation grant of R18-million was secured by Johannesburg’s Southern Metropolitan Local Council. The track will comply with international stadards after it’s completion in December 2000.

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/ 15 December 1999

Anglo signs Zamiba mines contract

MANOAH ESIPISU, Lusaka | day 11.00m. MINING giant Anglo American on Wednesday signed a deal to acquire several big copper mines in Zambia in a pact crucial for the country’s mine privatisation programme. “Our signing shows that Anglo is committed to the completion of this deal. We intend to keep to the January 31 deadline,” […]

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/ 15 December 1999

SQUAD FOR THIRD TEST

SOUTH Africa on Monday named a squad of 12 players for the third cricket Test against England at Kingsmead, Durban, over the Christmas holidays. All members of the side, who played to a draw in the second Test in Port Elizabeth have been retained, along with spinner Paul Adams. Boeta Wessels,official 12th man for the […]

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/ 15 December 1999

SIERRA LEONE TO MISS DISARMAMENT DEADLINE

SIERRA Leone will miss Wednesday’s deadline for disarming some 45000 civil war combatants but will consider new strategies to speed up the process, Information Minister Julius Spencer said. “This will not be accomplished due to delays and mistrust among parties involved in implementation of the peace process,” Spencer said on Tuesday. The July 7 peace […]

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/ 15 December 1999

SA REFS IN IRB PANEL

SOUTH African referees Andre Watson, Jonathan Kaplan, Mark Lawrence and Tappe Henning have been included in a panel of 34 referees chosen by the International Rugby Board on Tuesday for 2000. The panel, selected from a list of 60 names, includes the referees and touch judges for the 2000 Six Nations Championship, which starts in […]

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/ 15 December 1999

PROBE INTO PARLIAMENT BLAZE

INVESTIGATORS are probing the cause of a minor fire which broke out at Parliament on Tuesday. The fire started in a drum filled with sodium chlorite in a restoration room near Parliament’s main complex. The chemical ignited and triggered fire alarms, but it was quickly brought under control. The fire caused no damage and investigators […]

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/ 15 December 1999

BARKER QUITS AMAZULU

CLIVE Carker, former Bafana Bafana coach, has resigned from his position as coach of Durban Premier League club AmaZulu. Barker’s resignation follows a string of five consecutive defeats suffered by AmaZulu over the past weeks. The club has only won four times this season. According to AmaZulu managing director Adriaan Muller, Barker’s resignation is a […]

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/ 15 December 1999

Cronje pays tribute to England fightback

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Port Elizabeth | Tuesday 11.00am. CAPTAIN Hansie Cronje paid tribute to the quality of England’s fightback in the second Test which ended in a draw at St George’s Park on Monday. ”The way their middle and lower order batted slowed us up a lot and we weren’t able to knock them over and […]

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/ 15 December 1999

‘I made two mistakes,’ says Koertzen

MITCH PHILLIPS, London | Tuesday 7.30pm. SOUTH African umpire Rudi Koertzen admitted on Tuesday that he may have made mistakes in the second test between South Africa and England but said he is honest and is determined to prove he is a good official. Koertzen was savaged in the English press after giving three English […]