Staff Reporter
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/ 25 March 2004

Arsenal warned: Chelsea not finished yet

Claudio Ranieri has warned Arsenal they will need all of their killer instinct to end Chelsea’s Champions League dream in a fortnight’s time. A 1-1 draw in Wednesday’s first leg of the all-London quarterfinal left Arsenal as narrow favourites to advance to the last four of the tournament for the first time in the club’s history.

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/ 25 March 2004

Venus, Serena in for the long haul

Serena Williams on Wednesday insisted that her off-court shots at a film career with a bit of fashion design work on the side will not distract her as she makes a comeback to tennis after eight months away. The former world number one is due to make her return on Friday at the ,5-million Miami Masters.

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/ 24 March 2004

Microsoft rivals hail antitrust decision

Microsoft’s rivals lauded Wednesday’s European Union antitrust decision imposing a record fine on the software giant and ordering changes to the Windows operating system used in Europe. The EU ordered Bill Gates’s firm to offer a European version of its all-conquering Windows operating system without the Media Player program within 90 days.

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/ 24 March 2004

Arab leaders killed by Sudan insurgents

Six leaders of an Arab tribe have been killed in an attack by insurgents in western Sudan’s South Darfur state, the governor, General Adam Hamid Mussa, said on Wednesday. Mussa said a group of ”armed outlaws” attacked Buram town on Monday night, killing six prominent leaders of the Habbaniyah tribe.

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/ 24 March 2004

Taylor fights ‘illegal’ searches

Liberia’s Supreme Court has authorised a lower court to rule on a claim by exiled former president Charles Taylor that his properties were illegally searched. The decision was made on Tuesday after consultations between the Liberian courts concerned in a legal wrangle that also involves neighbouring Sierra Leone.

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/ 24 March 2004

Minister’s Aids response welcomed

The Aids Law project has welcomed Minister of Health Manto Tshabalala-Msimang’s response on Wednesday to an ultimatum from the Treatment Action Campaign. The minister ordered that there should be an urgent accreditation of facilities that meet the requirements to provide quality Aids care.
<li><a class=’standardtextsmall’ href="http://www.mg.co.za/Content/pd.asp?ao=33110">Minister responds to TAC’s call</a>

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/ 24 March 2004

Minister responds to TAC’s call

Minister of Health Manto Tshabalala-Msimang on Wednesday responded to the Treatment Action Campaign’s call last week for her to authorise the immediate procurement of anti-retroviral drugs. The minister said a meeting agreed there should be an urgent accreditation of facilities that meet the requirements to provide quality care.