Staff Reporter
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/ 11 August 1998

Celtic, AmaZulu lead League standings

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Johannesburg | Tuesday 11.00PM. AMAZULU were the surprise victors over Orlando Pirates in their Premier Soccer League match played at the King’s Park Rugby Stadium on Monday, beating the League giants 2-1. Pirates had the possessional advantage in the match, but could not make make use of it as AmaZulu applied the pressure. […]

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/ 11 August 1998

Renewed dispute looms over KZN judges

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Johannesburg | Tuesday 2.00PM. THE dispute over a new deputy judge president for KwaZulu Natal is likely to flare up again with the nomination of three white candidates and only one black candidate. The Judicial Services Commission is set to release the nominations list for various positions on the judiciary around the country, […]

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/ 11 August 1998

Mbeki accuses Netanyahu of foot-dragging on peace

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Johannesburg | Tuesday 3.30PM. DEPUTY President Tabo Mbeki has accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of buying time to implement his own programmes rather than working towards peace in the Middle East. Speaking after a meeting with Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat in Cape Town, he said it was surprising that Netanyahu had not […]

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/ 11 August 1998

Chance of war in Angola reduced, says Brahimi

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Johannesburg | Monday 10.00PM. TEMPORARY United nations special envoy to Angola Lakhdar Brahimi has left the country saying that the risk of all-out war had receded. “I have no guarantees,” he told reporters on departure, “but I think there is no longer a risk of all-out war this week or the week after. […]

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/ 11 August 1998

Series victory for SA-A

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Johannesburg | Tuesday 11.50AM. THE South African A cricket side on tour in Sri Lanka recorded a 1-0 series victory over Sri Lanka A on Monday when the third unofficial Test was abandoned as a draw. Sri Lanka A scored 181 in their first innings, and in their follow-up innings managed to score […]

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/ 11 August 1998

‘Sasol could have prevented colliery deaths’

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Johannesburg | Monday 11.00AM. THE management of Sasol Limited’s Middlebult Colliery may be charged with culpable homicide after the Secunda magistrate’s court ruled this week that it could have prevented an underground explosion that killed 53 miners five years ago. The ruling brought an end to one of South Africa’s longest running inquests […]

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/ 11 August 1998

Farm attack suspect caught after shoot-out

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Cape Town | Monday 10.00PM. A 19-YEAR-OLD farm worker has been arrested after a dramatic car and helicopter chase and shootout, for the murder of four people on a farm near George in the Cape on Sunday. The attacker had formerly lived and worked on the farm, but was fired by the farmer, […]

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/ 10 August 1998

Four die in farm attack

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Cape Town | Monday 12.15PM. FOUR people died on the farm Bosrug, near George in the Cape on Sunday when a lone gunman shot them, poured petrol over them and set them alight. The attacker is believed to be former farm employee seeking revenge. He demanded ransom money and held a woman hostage […]

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/ 10 August 1998

Hunt is on for embassy bombers

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Johannesburg | Monday 10.00PM. TANZANIAN police have arrested three groups of suspects in relation to the bombing of the United States embassy in Dar es Salaam on Friday, the Tanzanian government has announced. Police have not yet given further details about the arrests. Ten people died and some 60 were injured in the […]

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/ 10 August 1998

Nairobi: hopes of finding more survivors fade

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Johannesburg | Sunday 9.00PM. HOPES of finding further survivors in the rubble remaining after the massive bomb blast which shook Nairobi on Friday are fading. The death toll now stands at 164, with 4000 injured. Forty people are still missing, including 12 young women from the secretarial college in Ufundi House, the building […]