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/ 7 June 2006

Choose your strategy first

The investment approach that is most appropriate for you will be determined by your needs. You may be planning to build up a long-term share portfolio or start a short-term trading portfolio, making money out of short-term moves in the market. These different drivers require different investment strategies.

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/ 7 June 2006

Up to 100 dead in ferry disaster on Lake Tanganyika

Up to 100 people were presumed dead following a fire on a ferry on the Congolese side of Lake Tanganyika, in Central Africa, reports said on Wednesday in Kinshasa. The ferry was travelling south from Uvira to Kalemie with several tonnes of freight, including barrels of oil and petrol, when the engine caught fire, United Nations-run Radio Okapi reported.

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/ 7 June 2006

In East Africa, soccer is ‘very, very important’

<a href="http://www.mg.co.za/specialreport.aspx?area=soccer_world_cup_2006"><img src="http://www.mg.co.za/ContentImages/272488/icon_focuson_wc3.gif" align=left border=0></a>It has been dubbed "The Greatest Show on Earth", and in Kenya that’s precisely what the Soccer World Cup is. So, with just days before the latest tournament kicks off in Germany, excitement among soccer fans in the East African country is mounting.

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/ 7 June 2006

How to increase productivity, wirelessly

Wireless local area networks enable mobile computer users to connect to a corporate network through Wi-Fi technology, something that is slowly starting to catch on in South Africa. However, issues such as security and connectivity speed have seen many organisations keeping this technology at arm’s length.

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/ 7 June 2006

Nigerian separatist group kidnaps South Koreans

Nigerian separatist group Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (Mend) claimed responsibility on Wednesday for the kidnapping of five South Korean oil workers and offered to exchange them for the group’s jailed leader. Mend said the raid was a response to a court decision Tuesday to deny bail to the Niger Delta’s best-known guerrilla leader, Mujahid Dokubo Asari.