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/ 3 June 2006

What the ANC wants to know from Zuma

Jacob Zuma must account to the African National Congress for statements he made during his recent trial for rape, the Sunday Times reported. Zuma is to be summoned to the ANC’s national executive committee to prove his claim that he is the victim of a conspiracy to prevent his succeeding President Thabo Mbeki.

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/ 3 June 2006

Canadian police bust terror plot

Twelve men and five youths arrested overnight face charges for plotting al-Qaeda-inspired ”terrorist attacks” on several locations in Ontario, Canada’s economic hub, officials said on Saturday. The group is alleged to have acquired three tonnes of ammonium nitrate, a common fertiliser ingredient, and ”components necessary to create explosive devices”, police said.

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/ 3 June 2006

Boks narrowly beat World XV

For a match in which fans were expected to see a spectacle of running rugby, the Springbok XV versus World XV at Ellis Park was a disappointment for many fans who spent up to R300 on their tickets. What was supposed to be a try-scoring festival turned into an uneventful game determined by penalties, particularly for the Springboks.

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/ 3 June 2006

Nadal strikes psychological blow in Paris

Defending champion Rafael Nadal struck the first psychological blow in his French Open title duel against Roger Federer on Friday. While Nadal cruised into the third round with his 55th consecutive clay-court victory, Federer endured a lengthy struggle to put down the resistance of Chile’s Olympic champion Nicolas Massu.

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/ 3 June 2006

Bravo for Bravo’s golden run

All-rounder Dwayne Bravo continued his golden run in taking four for 37 as the West Indies reduced India to 235 for nine on the opening day on Friday of the cricket Test at Antigua Recreation Ground. The 22-year-old Bravo was one of the stars of the West Indies’ 4-1 success in the one-day series.