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/ 3 June 2007

Stampede kills 12 after Zambia soccer match

A stampede in Zambia killed 12 soccer fans and injured many others after a match between the home team and Congo Brazaville late on Saturday. Copperbelt police chief Antonnell Mutentwa told Reuters 46 soccer fans were injured and admitted in hospital in the copper mining town bordering the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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/ 3 June 2007

Metro cops to sue McBride

Three metro cops who apparently flouted procedure by removing Ekurhuleni metro police boss Robert McBride from the scene of his accident are now suing him. The three, Stanley Segathevan, Patrick Johnstone and Ithumeleng Koko, are suing their boss and the Ekurhuleni metro police department for R4,5-million.

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/ 3 June 2007

Car bomb kills 10 in Iraq’s Diyala

A suicide car bomber killed 10 people and wounded 30 in a busy market in a volatile region north-east of Baghdad on Sunday, police said. The bomber targeted a convoy of police vehicles as it drove through a market area in the town of Balad Ruz, about 50km south-east of Diyala province’s capital Baquba.

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/ 3 June 2007

Percy Sonn buried in Cape Town

International Cricket Council president Percy Sonn, who died last weekend following complications after undergoing minor colon surgery, was laid to rest in Cape Town on Saturday. Hundreds of people gathered at St George’s cathedral in the city centre for a funeral service.

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/ 3 June 2007

Catch a fallen star, if you can

For some time, there had been signs — if you cared to read such things — that Lindsay Lohan’s life was about to take a very public turn for the worse. Early last month, she appeared on former jailbird Martha Stewart’s TV show, wearing a Fifties throwback cocktail dress and whipping up a tray of cream puffs.