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/ 23 February 2004
Just months after its worldwide launch in October last year, Peugeot has introduced their new 307CC into the South African market. Unlike its smaller relative, the 206 CC, the 307 CC is a genuine coupé and a true four-seater cabriolet.
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/ 23 February 2004
Ford is really serious about once again producing cars meant for people who enjoy driving, and the newly launched Mondeo ST 220 is a cracker. Despite its model designation the car is not powered by a 2,2 litre engine; the numbers refer to the 220 horsepower output of the three litre V6 engine.
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/ 23 February 2004
Double-cab 4X4 bakkies sell like hot cakes in this country, so prospective buyers will be pleased to hear that there’s a new kid on the block to play with. Ssangyong has just introduced their fully imported Musso Sports 4X4 double cab.
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/ 23 February 2004
Volvo has introduced a new two litre derivative of the S60 series into the South African market. Because of the recent strong rand the company threw its hat into the circle and priced the very well equipped S60 2.0T at a very competitive R258 000 for the manual and R266 000 for the auto versions.
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/ 23 February 2004
Subaru has finally built a car that looks up to date, and with an interior that’s as upmarket as the stunning engineering deserves. The fourth generation Outback, based as before on the Legacy touring wagon platform, is stylish and elegant both inside and out.
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/ 23 February 2004
South African will continue to invest heavily in building political stability in Africa and in the reconstruction and development of the continent in the coming year.
The 2004 Budget significantly increases the government’s commitment to the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (Nepad) and the African Union.
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/ 23 February 2004
If there is one thing that British Prime Minister Tony Blair has never underestimated, it is the importance of an American presidential election in shaping the dynamics of British domestic politics. Clinton made Labour credible, now the Democrats threaten Bush’s ally.
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/ 23 February 2004
Estate agents will be chasing Andrew McLardy around the fairways and greens after he ran out a three-shot winner of the Tour Championship played at the Leopard Creek golf course. McLardy not only pocketed the winner’s cheque of R317 000 but also won the right to line up at the NEC Invitational to be played at Akron, Ohio.
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/ 23 February 2004
The South African Rugby Players Association (Sarpa) on Monday warned that strike action could not be discounted in the wake of recent comments attributed to SA Rugby Football Union’s president Brian van Rooyen.
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/ 23 February 2004
The Hurricanes Super 12 rugby campaign has got off to a disastrous start. On a weekend when New Zealand rugby was again given a bloody nose, with the Blues losing to the Brumbies, and Crusaders thumped by the Waratahs, the Hurricanes fared the worst.