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/ 6 July 2007

World Cup countdown clock switched on

Two ”countdown clocks” to the 2010 Soccer World Cup were switched on at Durban International Airport on Friday, a sponsor said. ”The clocks are counting us down to our deadline and bringing us together to unveil our beautiful city to the rest of the world,” said First National Bank’s KwaZulu-Natal chief, Gareth Davies.

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/ 6 July 2007

Mugabe supporters back price freeze

Hundreds of President Robert Mugabe’s supporters marched through Zimbabwe’s capital, Harare, on Friday in support of an official price freeze introduced to curb the world’s highest inflation rate of over 4 500%. The march was planned ahead of a ruling Zanu-PF party meeting to adopt tougher measures against firms defying the freeze.

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/ 6 July 2007

Team SA set for All Africa Games

Team South Africa leave on Saturday to compete in the All Africa Games in Algiers from July 11 to 23. The All Africa Games contribute to the promotion of the Olympic spirit and stand as a major rendezvous for African athletes. These Games are a milestone in the preparation of the Olympic Games as they are an opportunity for the continent’s athletes to express their potential.

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/ 6 July 2007

DA: Be concerned about crime

South Africans have every reason to be concerned about the latest crime-trends report, says Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Helen Zille. ”There can be no doubt, however much government’s office-bearers try to play them down, that the statistics portray a society in which crime is endemic, violent and unrelenting,” she said on Friday on the DA’s website.

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/ 6 July 2007

UK recalls 7/7 attacks as terror probe widens

Britain said on Friday it was "getting to the bottom" of a militant cell behind last week’s failed attacks, amid tight security ahead of the anniversary of London’s July 2005 suicide bombings. The cautiously upbeat assessment came after Australian police searched two hospitals and questioned five doctors over the London and Glasgow attacks.