The e-mail scams, often from the widow of an African dictator, or a bank official, promise untold wealth in return for helping to transfer millions of dollars, but now the ”scam-baiters” are hitting back.
Amid a welter of rising prices, citizens of Greece and its tourist visitors are shocked and dismayed to find it is offering Europe’s priciest cup of coffee.
The stench inside is so strong that one of the building’s residents likens it to "dog manure simmering in the sun without a breeze to blow it away". Johannesburg’s social housing schemes enjoy mixed success.
The Global Fund for HIV/Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria is in need of funding for 2004 and has called on European nations and the British for pledges to raise ,3-billion to meet its goals in 2004.
Yasser Arafat says Israel is not serious about peace, and has called on the international community to prevent the region from returning to futile violence.
”Unfortunately though, the Absa spokesperson doesn’t know what he’s talking about as most anti-virus software won’t find half of the programs that constitute spyware.” Ian Fraser advises all PC users how to protect themselves.
The ANC Youth League has urged the sports ministry to fastrack transformation in cricket, saying the game is led by racists who regarded blacks only as ”cleaners and coffee-makers”.
Natalie Coughlin’s world championship nightmare continued on Thursday when the American star failed to get past the qualifiers in the 100m freestyle.
South Africa captain Graeme Smith won the toss and elected to bat in the first Test against England at Edgbaston here on Thursday.