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/ 9 December 2003

Research: Reservists doubt police management

Senior police management should take notice of some disquieting perceptions among police reservists contained in newly compiled research, as the South African Police Service (SAPS) considers making more use of reservists. The research delves into the impressions of active police reservists and their role in the SAPS.

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/ 9 December 2003

Youth survey asks the hard questions

More than eight percent of 10 699 pupils in grade 8 to 11 who participated in a nationwide survey reported having forced someone to have sex with them. There was no significant difference in the prevalence among boys and girls, according to the first Youth Risk Behaviour Survey, which was released in Pretoria on Tuesday.

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/ 9 December 2003

Telkom takes internet into Africa

Following the successful introduction of TelkomInternet via satellite, Telkom is now taking its SpaceStream Express product into Africa. "We have started trials in several African countries and expect to introduce a full commercial service early in the new year," a Telkom spokesperson said on Tuesday.

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/ 9 December 2003

Mbeki questions UN peacekeeping

South African President Thabo Mbeki has questioned the commitment of the United Nations to guaranteeing international peace, especially in Africa. ”Our experience of the discharge of their responsibilities in regard to conflicts on the [African] continent has not always been positive,” the president said.

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/ 9 December 2003

So Hef, how does it feel to have won?

It all started on a kitchen table in Chicago 50 years ago when Hugh Hefner, a former scribe at Esquire magazine decided that the men of America deserved better. With of his own money and 000 more in loans he put together the first issue of the men’s magazine Playboy in December 1953.

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/ 9 December 2003

Foreign demand for SA property grows

Foreign investors, particularly from the UK, Ireland and Germany, are increasingly looking to buy South African commercial property as a medium- to long-term investment option, despite the ongoing strength of the rand, according to Golding Commercial Properties, a subsidiary of the Pam Golding Properties group.