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/ 13 October 1995
The Cabinet and Mangosuthu Buthelezi are at loggerheads again over the controversial Ingonyama Trust Act, writes Gaye Davis LEAKED documents from a Cabinet committee meeting show that government moves to spike a KwaZulu-Natal legislature bid to re-enact the controversial Ingonyama Trust Act have sparked a major showdown. In a strongly worded statement tabled at this […]
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/ 13 October 1995
John Seiler Former Bophuthatswana strongman Lucas Mangope must be charged for a series of frauds — including the theft of mining royalties and homeland security funds — that total R22-million, according to the report of the Skweyiya Commission. The report will have massive political repurcussions, as it will be released today by North West Premier […]
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/ 13 October 1995
Neil Bierbaum Newspapers are finding it difficult to build black readership in the new South Africa. Despite the demand by advertisers to reach the powerful black consumer market, newspapers seem unable to deliver. A study of the All Media and Product Survey (Amps) figures for the past five years reveals that black readership of newspaper […]
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/ 13 October 1995
Mozambique’s rivers all originate elsewhere — and by the time they get to the drought-ravaged country, they are almost useless. Justin Arenstein reports Mozambican goodwill towards South Africa is drying up –with a growing clamour that South Africa is responsible for that country’s increasingly parched crops and dwindling rivers. Not even a flying visit to […]
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/ 13 October 1995
Theatre: Marc Devenish IF you can’t resist a clever couplet, and go weak on witnessing an eloquent epigram, award-winning American playwright David Hirson’s play La Bete, at the Nico Arena in Cape Town, will provide you with a lifetime’s supply of both. If you ever hear another, it may, in fact, be too soon. Whatever […]
<B>FINE ART: </B>The Artists’ Proof Studio, reviewed by Ian Tromp.
The latest study on media inflation indicates that advertising spending in South Africa is set to exceed R4,6-billion, reports Neil Bierbaum IF advertisers think they can increase their budgets for next year in line with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) they will find themselves losing their share of voice, particularly if they are spending most […]
Hazel Friedman=20 TWO-THIRDS of South Africa’s black population are=20 subject to poor health conditions. This is among=20 the startling findings of South Africa’s first=20 national household health survey.=20 A 200-page report, released by the Community Agency=20 for Social Enquiry (Case) on behalf of the Kaiser=20 Foundation this week, sketches an appalling picture=20 of continued racial […]
Supporting ‘smart’ mines ignores the international=20 landmine crisis, writes David Bruce=20 IT WAS a shock for the Ceasefire Campaign to hear=20 last week that the government had decided to=20 implement a ban on “dumb” or “long-life” mines=20 while adopting a position of support for the use of=20 “smart” or “short-life” mines.=20 While all landmines are […]
Dear Walter,=20 I AM in trouble. It came on Monday morning in the=20 form of a letter from Oslo. The envelope was=20 immediately recognisable, featuring heavily- embossed scenes of people being blown to pieces.=20 The Nobel people have a sense of history.=20 Inside was a note from senior management at their=20 gunpowder factory, advising that […]