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/ 28 August 2003

Holomisa: Mbeki must speak on Zuma

United Democratic Movement leader Bantu Holomisa has renewed calls for President Thabo Mbeki to break his silence over the furore surrounding Deputy President Jacob Zuma.
<li><a class=’standardtextsmall’ href="http://www.mg.co.za/Content/l3.asp?ao=19707">ANC denies arms involvement</a>

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/ 28 August 2003

Armscor money woes continue

Armscor chairperson Fani Titi and CEO Sipho Thomo have both lamented the corporation’s embattled financial position in its latest annual report, tabled in Parliament on Thursday. The corporation is struggling to achieve its goals and has suffered staff losses.

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/ 28 August 2003

Tourism month kicks off

The wind whipped at my exposed ears as I tried to focus on the diminutive dynamo that is SA Tourism CEO Cheryl Carolus. All around me fellow hacks and travel fundis shivered miserably in the bitter Jo’burg morning. Welcome to the launch of Tourism Month and the concrete cold of SA Tourism’s head office in Illovo.

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/ 28 August 2003

Giving SA tourism a good name

It is no secret that South African tourism is booming. In 2002 our country emerged as the best performing tourist destination in the world, attracting 6,4-million tourists. Overseas arrivals were up a massive 20,1%, with a healthy 11,1% increase in total foreign arrivals for 2001.

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/ 28 August 2003

Idylling in Italy

Ah, Italy! It all began with a birthday wish: to introduce the family to the Tuscany we had fallen in love with five years before. Pat Schwartz took her family to Tuscany and found a personal paradise, far from the madding crowd.

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/ 28 August 2003

South Africa, the final frontier

Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry should have been a tour operator. Imagine it, packing your suitcase and boarding the starship <i>Enterprise</i>, zooming at warp eight to your chosen destination and beaming down, baggage and all, to your well-earned holiday … No long-haul flights, no lengthy check-in queues, just speed and efficiency.

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/ 28 August 2003

Coach class

Grace and charm is alive and well in Limpopo — South Africa’s ‘forgotten’ province. Escaping the hustle and bustle of Johannesburg, a mere few hours drive away, Sharon van Wyk indulges in some R&R while enjoying views of the majestic northern Drakensberg.

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/ 28 August 2003

The forgotten province

I have a statement to make — Limpopo is lovely. And now, a sad admission — I have only just completed my first proper visit, after 12 years of living in South Africa. Sharon van Wyk appeals to adventurous holidaymakers to try it out for themselves.