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/ 6 September 2003
Former Springbok communications manager Mark Keohane on Friday insisted that Bok coach Rudolf Straeuli was fully aware of the tension between locks Quinton Davids and Geo Cronje long before their highly publicised alleged fallout a fortnight ago.
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/ 6 September 2003
Justine Henin-Hardenne scrambled to win a thrilling US Open semifinal on Friday after Jennifer Capriati twice served for the match. Henin-Hardenne gave herself 19-and-a-half hours to recover to meet fellow Belgian Kim Clijsters in their first US Open final on Saturday.
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/ 5 September 2003
South Africa’s community conservationists who own land and commercial rights in national parks are joining forces to demand tangible benefits from the World Parks Congress (WPC) to be held in Durban next week.
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/ 5 September 2003
Former Mpumalanga minister of health Sibongile Manana has refused to take responsibility for fraud and corruption in her department — corruption that led to R6-million set aside for HIV/Aids projects being wasted.
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/ 5 September 2003
The future of land restitution could hang on the definition of the term ”dispossession”, rather than on the date a community was separated from the land in question, as the present law requires. That much became clear on Thursday at the hearing involving the Richtersveld community and a gold mine.
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/ 5 September 2003
A respected university research outfit has cast grave doubt on President Thabo Mbeki’s 2005 deadline for the finalisation of the land restitution process, insisting that more than 11 000 rural land claims remain unsettled.
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/ 5 September 2003
Anita Khanna reviews two films at the Three Continents Film Festival about political and cultural coups in the private and public spheres.
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/ 5 September 2003
<i>The Track</i> is a quirky slice-of-life novel set in the sleepy, dusty Klein Karoo outback a century ago, writes Fiona Macleod. It is about a mixture of characters who lived in and around Oudtshoorn at a time when ostrich farming was new in the area.
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/ 5 September 2003
Terrorism of the weak against the powerful is not addressed without confronting the more extreme terrorism of the powerful against the weak. This is the thesis of Noam Chomsky’s <i>Power and Terror</i>, writes Derek Hook.
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/ 5 September 2003
Andy Davis talks to Tumi Molekane about Tchaikovsky, hip-hop martydom and exile in Africa.