Staff Reporter
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/ 23 September 1994

Manje Explores Prison Problems

THEATRE: Guy Willoughby Put together by its six creators for a frankly polemical purpose, Manje (“Now”) protests the harsh and sordid conditions that women in South African prisons have had to endure. If that sounds a rather daunting drawcard for an outing to the Civic Theatre, rest assured that this montage of mime, song, dialogue […]

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/ 23 September 1994

The Affable Man Who Has Ousted Buthelezi

In his first interview since the royal shake-up, Prince Mcwayizeni Zulu talks to Ann Eveleth THERE was an emotive ritual outside King Goodwill Zwelithini’s palace gates last Tuesday to mark his rapprochement with Senior Prince Mcwayizeni Zulu. “In accordance with tradition, we each stood outside the palace gates and a man poured fire ash into […]

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/ 23 September 1994

Small Smart And United

Media & Marketing By Clive Simkins KEEPING a finger right on the pulse of market change is vital. Here are two more of Ogilvy & Mather’s seven recently researched trends, unique to South Africa, that fly with joyous abandon in the face of Faith Popcorn’s American “future”: Informalism: The sheer inability of economic growth, as […]

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/ 23 September 1994

Exiles Committee a Hotbed Of Corruption

Well-known figures have been blamed for the waste of millions of rands by the National Co-ordinating Committee for the Return of Exiles, says a confidential report. Wiseman Khuzwayo reports A CONFIDENTIAL report on the disbanded National Co- ordinating Committee for the Return of Exiles (NCCR) charges that the organisation was dogged by fraud and corruption […]

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/ 23 September 1994

Sanders Is In The Right Lane For a Title Shot

Heavyweight hope: Tomorrow night is the first step in Corrie’s climb to the top BOXING: Gavin Evans FOR a boxer whose last fight but one saw him in the prone position, Cornelius Johannes Sanders sure is a lucky fellow. The former Northern Transvaal B centre has been all but guaranteed a shot at Michael Moorer’s […]

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/ 23 September 1994

When The Fangs Meet The Throat

Vampires loom large at the South African International Film Festival. Stanley Peskin explores their appeal THE vampiric desire expressed in the phrase ”kiss me with those red lips” has exerted a potent hold over audiences for almost a century. Whether there are any traces of vampirism to be found in the history of Vlad Tepes […]

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/ 23 September 1994

Tokyo Strikes Back

Weekly Mail Reporter THE office of PWV premier Tokyo Sexwale has reacted angrily to the Weekly Mail & Guardian’s story last week stating that the premier’s wife owned several flats in Johannesburg through a close corporation. Sexwale’s representative, Ronnie Mamoepa, charged that the article was ”full of innuendos and contains factual inaccuracies”. He denied Sexwale […]

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/ 23 September 1994

Editorial Take Back Your Tired Your Poor Huddled

MASSES … The new government faces a real problem in the number of illegal immigrants and refugees in the country. Clearly, an unbridled flow across our borders is a potential source of conflict in a country with massive unemployment and resources to meet the needs of reconstruction and development already stretched beyond their limit. However, […]

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/ 23 September 1994

Stricter Control For Ngos

Chris Louw STRICTER government control of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) is foreseen in the reconstruction and development programme (RDP) white paper, published this week. Support of the NGOs will in future shift towards community and mass organisations. A form of accreditation for NGOs to monitor their accountability is in the pipeline. They will also be expected […]

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/ 16 September 1994

Yengeni May Face Assault Charges

Weekly Mail Reporter POLICE in Cape Town are investigating charges of assault against MP Tony Yengeni, after a man suspected to be implicated in the murder of Yengeni’s bodyguard was allegedly beaten before being handed over to the police. Chumi Siyeka was one of five people picked up on June 1 in connection with the […]