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/ 30 May 2004

Ajax beat Leopards in 3-2 thriller

Ajax Cape Town enjoyed a 3-2 win over Black Leopards in an intense Premier Soccer League match at Thohoyandou Stadium on Saturday. The win for the Capetoninans, however, was not good enough to ensure they remained in the championships battle after Kaiser Chiefs scooped the title by beating Moroka Swallows 2-0 at Johannesburg Stadium.

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/ 30 May 2004

Twelve years on, Amakhosi finally clinch it

Finally, Kaizer Chiefs have been crowned the Castle Premiership champions. The Glamour Boys from Phefeni achieved the feat after registering a hard fought 2-0 victory over Moroka Swallows. The league title has eluded AmaKhosi for the past 12 years and the victory has booked them a place in the African Champions League.

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/ 29 May 2004

Row erupts over Aristide’s plane fare

Two days before ousted Haitian president Jean Bertrand Aristide and his family are to leave for temporary asylum in South Africa, it is still unclear who will pay the plane fare. Reports on Friday said the Jamaican and South African governments are arguing over who would pay to fly Aristide, his wife Mildred and their security.

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/ 29 May 2004

No respite for Table Mountain’s tahrs

South African National Parks (SANParks) has refused to place a moratorium on the shooting of Table Mountain’s tahrs, the National Council of SPCAs said on Friday. In a statement issued after a meeting with SANParks on Friday, the NSPCA said however, it had been agreed that NSPCA representatives would observe the culling.

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/ 29 May 2004

Zuma feels ‘vindicated’ over Ngcuka report

Deputy President Jacob Zuma has welcomed the public protector’s report on the complaint he lodged against public prosecutions director Bulelani Ngcuka, saying he feels ”vindicated”. The report said it was ”unfair and improper” to say there was a prima facie corruption case against Zuma but that he would not be prosecuted.

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/ 29 May 2004

Race for Nujoma’s successor hots up

Namibia’s ruling party Swapo began the most important meetings in its history to pick a successor to President Sam Nujoma, who has been the dominant political figure in the southern African country for five decades. The candidate chosen by the congress will most likely become the country’s next president.