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/ 29 September 1995
Evita Bezuidenhout Appearance: Marike de Klerk on speed. Dress sense: Barbara Cartland on safari. All faux leopard-skin tights, diamonds and furs. Obviously a woman’s woman. Who are her role models? Sophia Loren, Joan Collins, Mimi Coertse and Dame Edna Anything that makes her special? She has the best legs. What’s she up to now? Burying […]
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/ 29 September 1995
An innovative idea for small cinemas will bring the movies to the townships, writes Neil Bierbaum Ster-Moribo’s purchase this month of a 60-percent share in the Maxi Movies franchise operation has provided it with the growth it has been seeking among black audiences. Maxi Movies has a new concept for cinemas: a SuperVHS video system, […]
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/ 29 September 1995
THEATRE: David Le Page REPRESENTING the agonies of a nation like Cambodia is a considerable challenge. It carries with it great responsibility, owed to the memory of the dead, but mostly to the living who must ensure that the 20th century’s dreadful pattern of mass annihilations does not continue into the next. Regretfully, it’s not […]
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/ 29 September 1995
Meshack Mabogoane The National African Federated Chambers of Commerce (Nafcoc), the main black business organisation, which formed the African Bank and has been its main supporter, has spoken out on the bank’s difficulties. Nafcoc president Joe Hlongwane this week announced his organisation, whose members hold 35,3 percent of Afbank’s equity, is determined to get involved […]
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/ 29 September 1995
SOCCER: Lungile Madywabe EMBATTLED, directionless, em-broiled in a players’ pay dispute, disagreement about the ownership of the team, and trophyless for many seasons. Orlando Pirates have now shed this dark past to emerge with pride and dignity, to carry the hopes of many in South Africa. It is just over two years since Irvin Khoza […]
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/ 29 September 1995
FINE ART: Hazel Friedman IN his lyrical essay accompanying Jane Alexander’s exhibition (now at the Standard Bank Gallery in Johannesburg), Ivor Powell writes about the way technology has transformed life into an enhanced virtual-reality show. This has served, on the one hand, to blur the boundaries between self and simulated experience, evoking a more immediate, […]
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/ 29 September 1995
Ann Eveleth A WOODEN ladder fashioned from tree branches leans across the trunk of the old gum tree where the lifeless bodies of Vitalis Mthembu and Muzikawubanga Sitholi dangled until the police arrived on Wednesday last The branch above bears no scars from the ordeal, but three rivulets of dried blood down a rock shaded […]
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/ 29 September 1995
Jack Rampou The SABC is competing with new community radio stations by providing regional language services countrywide. But community stations say they are not threatened and can compete effectively. SABC radio has created extra services for specific language groups by using transmitter splits in the different regions. For example, since July 3, both Radio Zulu […]
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/ 29 September 1995
Cutting the costs of bad debt is high on the agenda of the telecommunication giant Telkom, reports Karen Telecommunications giant Telkom plans to implement a new strategy to stem the millions of rands lost each year through bad debt. Last year, the company wrote off 2,1 percent of its R9,6-billion turnover to bad debt — […]
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/ 29 September 1995
President Mandela receives so many gifts that his staff cannot cope and he may have to build on to his house to accommodate the regular truckloads. Hazel Friedman peered into the treasure chest