Staff Reporter
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/ 28 June 1999

EAGLES STAY UNBEATEN

THE Vodacom Eagles of the South Western Districts retained their unbeaten record in the Bankfin Currie Cup competition when they defeated the Fedsure Western Province team 36-24, after the visitors had been ahead 15-10 at halftime. WP led on the scoreboard for a major part of the game, but towards the end the Eagles managed […]

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/ 28 June 1999

JOOST BACK IN ACTION

SPRINGBOK and Blue Bulls star Joost van der Westhuizen returns to the fray on Sunday with a 20 minute stint for the Bulls against Natal. After a layoff of 26 weeks, van der Westhuizen is anxious to push the limits again. He claims his knee is at full strength, and wants to regain a Springbok […]

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/ 28 June 1999

New corporate debt market planned

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Johannesburg | Monday 5.00pm. FINANCIAL groups Genbel Securities (Gensec) and Real Africa Durolink Holdings (RAD) have linked up with with Stuart Rees, founder of the South African Futures Exchange (Safex), to set up a corporate debt market in South Africa. Gensec and RAD noted the lack of a formal market in corporate and […]

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/ 28 June 1999

CAPE IMPORTS MAIZE

FARMERS in the Western Cape will import 500000 tons of yellow maize this season for animal feed, buyers said on Tuesday. A spokesman for the Western Cape Maize Buyers Association said that it has begun importing from Argentina, and is likely to ship in more than usual due to low availability locally. The Western Cape […]

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/ 28 June 1999

U21S TO FACE WP

THE South African Under-21 rugby team will face Western Province Under-21 at Bellville Rugby Club on Saturday as part of their preparations for the SANZAR/UAR Under-21 Tournament in Argentina in July. The match kicks off at 4pm. The 28-strong Under-21 squad has just completed an intense week-long training camp in Cape Town. The camp included […]

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/ 28 June 1999

ANGOLA MOVES TO SINGLE CURRENCY

THE Angolan government’s recent decision to scrap the dual currency exchange rate system has not had a major impact on the lives of ordinary people, analysts in Luanda said on Wednesday. Analysts said the move may stabilise the economy in the long run, but commodity prices remain extremely high. Over the past decade the government […]

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/ 28 June 1999

FLETCHER NAMED ENGLAND COACH

ZIMBABWEAN Duncan Fletcher, currently coach of county side Glamorgan, was confirmed on Thursday as England’s coach for the next two years, replacing David Lloyd who resigned after the World Cup. Nasser Hussain will also replace Alec Stewart as England cricket captain for this summer’s Test series against New Zealand, it was announced. The appointment of […]

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/ 28 June 1999

TOP WORLD CUP CONTENDERS ALL CLASH

ALL the leading contenders for this year’s World Cup have a chance to gain a psychological edge over their rivals in three fascinating clashes between the northern and southern hemisphere nations on Saturday. In the most intensive day of top-class international rugby before the World Cup in October and November, world champions South Africa play […]

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/ 28 June 1999

RWANDAN CIVILIANS TO BE RELEASED

BETWEEN 120 and 130 civilians held in internment camps in Kinshasa since last year are due to arrive in the Rwandan capital Kigali on Sunday evening, a Rwandan government spokesman said. Most are Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) citizens of Rwandan origin, but some are Rwandan nationals, Nicholas Shaalita, spokesman for Rwandan Vice President and […]