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/ 1 March 2004

From Soweto to Stratford

For no particular reason that I can fathom, the Dirty Duck on the Waterside in Stratford-upon-Avon is shut tight at this crucial time of the year. It is a mighty shame that this is all happening now, when my dear friend and colleague, Sello Maake kaNcube, is about to strut the Stratford boards for the first time, in the tricky role of Othello.

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/ 1 March 2004

Woods conquers Love

Tiger Woods captured his first title of 2004 when he defeated Davis Love three and two in Sunday’s 36-hole final to retain his title at the elite Match Play Championship. ”It was a tough day, but I hung in there,” said Woods, who was one down to Love at the halfway point of the match.

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/ 1 March 2004

All the Absa Cup action

Kaizer Chiefs won through to the second round of the lucrative Absa Cup when they scored a hard-fought 3-1 win over Sundowns at the Odi stadium on Sunday. Chiefs led 1-0 at half-time. The first half was electric. Both sides produced quality soccer that saw the action swing from end to end.

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/ 1 March 2004

We train lawyers of quality

”In a recent personal opinion piece Rob Turrell makes certain allegations and claims about the system of higher education in this country, students’ use of the right of access to information, and teaching and learning in the faculty of law at the University of Cape Town. His personal account, which purports to be of general significance, must be corrected by the facts, which I set out below”, writes Hugh Corder.

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/ 1 March 2004

Middlesbrough make history

Middlesbrough won a major trophy for the first time in their history on Sunday when they beat Bolton Wanderers 2-1 in the League Cup Final at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff. Boro, who now qualify for the Uefa Cup, stung Bolton with two goals within seven minutes of the kick-off.

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/ 1 March 2004

Swallows fly to next round

Moroka Swallows swept Hellenic aside in the first round of the Absa Cup competition at PAM Brink Stadium in Springs on Sunday and booked a place in the last 16 of the lucrative showpiece. The Beautiful Birds, as Swallows are popularly known, beat the Greek Gods 2-0.

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/ 1 March 2004

Silver Stars survive scare

Silver Stars were made to sweat before overcoming determined First Division Coastal Stream side Uthukela 2-1 after extra time in the last 32 stage of the Absa Cup in Polokwane on Sunday. Inexperience denied Uthukela a chance to beat Premier Soccer League team Stars.

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/ 1 March 2004

New SA Rugby managing director named

Songezo Nayo has been appointed as the new managing director of SA Rugby. Nayo’s appointment was confirmed by the board chairperson, Dr Theunie Lategan. ”Songezo’s intimate knowledge of the game, his capabilities and acceptance by all stakeholders were key determining factors in the appointment,” said Lategan.