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/ 9 February 1999
AUSTRALIA’s women’s cricket team beat South Africa by 100 runs in a one-day women’s limited overs cricket match in Brisbane on Sunday. Scores: Australia 220/9 (Karen Rolton 50, Belinda Clark 40, Levona Lewis 3/50, Kerri Laing 1/47). South Africa 120/7 (Kerri Laing 31, Anina Burger 25no, Cindy Eksteen 18, Fitzpatrick 4/12).
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/ 9 February 1999
THREE veterinary officials in Mpumalanga have contracted Rift Valley fever after doing autopsies on infected animals in the Kruger National Park and adjoining game reserves, the Mpumalanga health department said on Tuesday. Communicable disease control consultant Dr David Durrheim said the rainfall in the province and growth of the mosquito population has caused the outbreak, […]
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/ 9 February 1999
HEALTH Minister Nkosazana Zuma will take compassionate leave for the rest of the week following the death of her epileptic younger brother, Malusi Dlamini, on Sunday. Zuma’s office office said on Monday that Dlamini (35) suffered repeated epileptic seizures for which he was recently admitted to Addington Hospital in Durban for treatment. In December, Zuma […]
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/ 9 February 1999
FORMER South African and New York marathon champion Willie Mtolo accidentally shot himself in the foot while hunting last week and will not race in the Old Mutual South African Marathon Championships later this month, KwaZulu-Natal Athletics said on Monday. Spokesperson Tim Whitfield said Mtolo was hunting on his KwaZulu-Natal midlands farm last Thursday when […]
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/ 9 February 1999
AN appeal court judgment allowing Automakers, builders on Nissan cars in South Africa, tax exemption on export incentives does not apply to other car makers, the South African Revenue Service said on Monday. The Nissan case involved interpretation of a section of the Income Tax Act, and the court ruled that some R116-million in incentives […]
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/ 9 February 1999
NORTHERN Province police, who believe they have cracked a major cocaine smuggling ring, expect to make additional arrests in Johannesburg soon. Police spokesperson Ronel Otto said on Sunday investigators will follow leads in Johannesburg this week. The investigation follows the arrest of a Nigerian, Augustine Zukora (41), who is believed to be the biggest crack […]
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/ 9 February 1999
DAVID SHAPSHAK, Johannesburg | Tuesday 8.00pm. NEW ZEALAND rugby teams the Otago Highlanders and the Wellington Hurricanes are the danger sides in the Super 12, said the captain of the most successful South African side in the competition, Sharks skipper Gary Teichmann. Speaking at the launch of the regional tournament in Johannesburg Monday, Teichmann said […]
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/ 9 February 1999
THREE African leaders who lived in London between the 1920s and 1940s are to be honoured by English Heritage, a government historical agency. Plaques will be placed outside the houses in which the late presidents Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya and Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana, and Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia resided in the British capital. […]
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/ 9 February 1999
PAN African Congress leader Stanley Mogoba called on Monday for criminals to be punished by amputation. In a three-page letter to the media, Mogoba said the country must fight criminals “with all that it takes”. He wrote: “We must knock them on the head, cut off their ears, legs or whatever is the offending part […]
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/ 9 February 1999
PAY television provider M-Net has signed a multimillion-rand deal with Warner Brothers International for movie output. Warner is the largest distributor of programming content in the world. The deal is claimed to reaffirm M-Net’s status as one of only three broadcasters in the world with exclusive movie output deals with the major studios, including Disney, […]