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Weekly Mail Reporters
Day of the gallows
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Weekly Mail Reporters
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26 May 1994
On Wednesday, Anton Koen and James Henry Cohen, both convicted of common law murder, were taken to the gallows.
Why we bugged Staal
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Weekly Mail Reporters
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4 Sep 1992
'Staal' Burger has certainly earned his nickname over the years.
Commonwealth chief jets in unexpectedly
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Weekly Mail Reporters
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3 Jul 1992
Last night's urgent visit by the Commonwealth's secretary general underlines the organisation's role as primary peace-broker in the SA conflict.
Now the Cape erupts
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Weekly Mail Reporters
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26 Oct 1990
Five dead, scores hurt in running battles with police.
Wednesday’s Daily Mail day
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Weekly Mail Reporters
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15 Jun 1990
Wednesday is the day. Transvalers will wake up to a new, independent morning newspaper: The Daily Mail.
Youth wing attacks PAC policy
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Weekly Mail Reporters
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15 Jun 1990
The youth wing of the Pan Africanist Congress has set itself on a collision course with the PAC leadership ..
FW sets a tough poser for the ANC
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Weekly Mail Reporters
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8 Jun 1990
By moving far - but not as far as expected – FW lands the ANC with a hard choice.
Announcing a new Daily Mail
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Weekly Mail Reporters
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25 May 1990
The Weekly Mail today announces the launch of its new morning newspaper, the Daily Mail, due on the streets on June 20.
‘How foolish we all were … not to do this ages ago’
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Weekly Mail Reporters
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4 May 1990
Hopes high as both sides reakise ... 'This discussion should have happened years ago'
The man who watched Webster
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Weekly Mail Reporters
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27 Apr 1990
Council spy Tony Naude befriended slain activist David Webster and was his jogging partner until shortly before he was gunned down.
Far right warns of a new ‘Boer War’
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Weekly Mail Reporters
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20 Apr 1990
'The war of Boere liberation is in progress ... it's just a matter of when the war of weapons is declared'
We’ll tell all, say warders
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Weekly Mail Reporters
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30 Mar 1990
Striking prisons men threaten to reveal truth about jail conditions.
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