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/ 24 February 2006
Matsushita Electric Industrial’s newly appointed president on Friday expressed confidence that the company and its partners would win the battle for dominance in next-generation DVD players. Fumio Otsubo, named on Thursday as head of the Japanese electronics giant behind the Panasonic brand, said he would uphold his predecessor’s policy of promoting the Blu-ray standard.
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/ 24 February 2006
A South African grandmother caught carrying more than 3kg of cocaine hidden inside garden gnomes was found guilty of drug smuggling on Friday after a week-long trial in the Auckland High Court. Linda Martin (52) had denied the charge, claiming she had been framed by a Nigerian drug ring that put the four drug-filled gnomes into a suitcase she was carrying.
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/ 24 February 2006
South African football is likely to introduce a cricket-style selection committee to help with the choosing of players for the national team. This is one of the key recommendations in a report to be tabled when the South African Football Association national executive meets to map the way forward for the dysfunctional Bafana Bafana.
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/ 24 February 2006
Dianne Tipping-Woods speaks to the talented Justin Dingwall, whose photo exhibition <i>Potraying Life</i> is on at the Imaging Hub Photographic Studio in Pretoria.
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/ 24 February 2006
Henning Rasmuss of the sharpCITY collective reflects on designing for new realities.
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/ 24 February 2006
Kwanele Sosibo speaks to young photographer on the rise, Mikhael Subotsky.
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/ 24 February 2006
<b>NOT QUTE THE MOVIE OF THE WEEK</b>: Shaun de Waal reviews the nature documentary that has been a surprise hit all round the world, <i>March of the Penguins</i>.
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/ 24 February 2006
Shaun de Waal speaks to Roger Ballen about the puzzling nature of his recent pictures.
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/ 24 February 2006
Amid the chaos of his family home, Rapule Tabane comments on a tragic situation the government could have avoided.
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/ 24 February 2006
DA canvassers believe they may need the ID or FF Plus to rule the city.