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/ 14 April 2005

New Zealand outplay Sri Lanka

New Zealand ended a miserable 12 months of Test cricket when they comprehensively outplayed Sri Lanka to win the second Test by an innings and 38 runs inside four days in Wellington on Thursday and take the series 1-0. The win was set up by a magnificent 224 from Lou Vincent.

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/ 14 April 2005

Bulldogs flyhalf has Springbok dreams

Border Bulldogs flyhalf Reinhardt Gerber missed three goal kicks in his team’s 15-12 loss to the Lions in their Vodacom Cup match two weeks ago. The fact that he was kicking in the most atrocious weather did not matter. He still missed three kicks, and took it so personally that he spent hours after the match practising.

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/ 14 April 2005

Unrest as stadium tragedy is recalled

Juventus and Liverpool fans hurled objects at one another during a pre-game ceremony on Wednesday recalling the Heysel Stadium tragedy. Liverpool visited Juventus for the first time since 39 people were crushed to death in riots blamed largely on Liverpool supporters at the 1985 European Cup final in Brussels, Belgium.

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/ 14 April 2005

Fuel ‘boycott’ not the way to go

Campaigners wanting to see lower fuel prices in South Africa should call on the public to use fuel more efficiently, rather than inviting the public to join a "national campaign to reduce the petrol price" by boycotting certain petrol products, according to the South Africa Petroleum Industry Association.

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/ 14 April 2005

Makalani Holdings to list on JSE

Banking group Rand Merchant Bank (RMB), a division of Firstrand Bank, on Thursday announced the creation of Makalani Holdings — a company dedicated to mobilising capital for empowerment and development investments. Makalani will offer an alternative source for mezzanine funding, RMB said in a statement.

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/ 14 April 2005

Alex Forbes expects lower earnings

Financial services group Alexander Forbes said on Thursday that although there has been a strong operational performance across most of its businesses, it expects to record headline earnings per share of between 108 and 115 cents for the year ended March 31 — down 15% to 20% compared with the previous year’s restated 135 cents.