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/ 26 August 2005

Boks becoming the benchmark

"Speculating publicly about the permutations of a back-line game plan ahead of a Test against the All Blacks is something we haven’t seen very often. But then again, we haven’t seen a Springbok side like the present one in eight years, either. Saturday’s Test at Carisbrook is a decider in more ways than one," writes Rob Davies.

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/ 26 August 2005

Zanu-PF commissar dies

Josiah Tungamirai, Minister for Black Empowerment and Indigenisation in Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s government, has died while receiving treatment at a clinic in South Africa, state radio announced on Friday. Family members said the retired Air Force of Zimbabwe commander had been having problems with the rejection of a kidney transplant.

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/ 26 August 2005

Zimbabwe Cabinet minister dies in South Africa

Josiah Tungamirai, Minister for Black Empowerment and Indigenisation in Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s government, has died while receiving treatment at a clinic in South Africa, state radio announced on Friday. Family members said the retired Air Force of Zimbabwe commander had been having problems with the rejection of a kidney transplant.

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/ 26 August 2005

Bolton throws UN summit into chaos

John Bolton, Washington’s new ambassador to the United Nations, has called for wholesale changes to a draft document due to go before a UN summit next month aimed at reshaping the world body. Bolton has proposed 750 amendments to the draft and called for immediate talks on them.

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/ 26 August 2005

Asmara ‘uncomfortable’ with US aid group

Eritrea has ordered a United States aid group operating in the country to halt its activities saying it was ”uncomfortable” with the group’s continued presence. Scott DeLisi, the US ambassador to the Horn of African nation said that Asmara had called on the United States Agency for International Development to wind-up its operations.

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/ 26 August 2005

Chiefs’ woes continue

Kaizer Chiefs played to a goalless Premier Soccer League )PSL) draw against Ajax Cape Town on Thursday on the same FNB Stadium pitch that has landed them in hot water. The R145 000 fine and punitive measure by the PSL to play home games against Mamelodi Sundowns and Black Leopards without spectators seemed to weigh heavily on Chiefs.