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/ 24 January 2003
The South African Communist Party members, bless their little pink socks, have always been the champions of the poor, the tired, the huddled masses … er no, that’s the Yankee capitalists, isn’t it? Well, our Reds have always been on the side of the not-so-wealthy.
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/ 24 January 2003
The South African under-23 team, Amaglug-glug, find themselves between a rock and a hard place as they have been drawn to face Angola in their final qualifying game for the All Africa Games. Only one will get a place in the games to be held in Nigeria in October.
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/ 24 January 2003
Three-time winner Andre Agassi took just 88 minutes to reach the Australian Open final with an easy straight sets victory over South Africa’s Wayne Ferreira on Thursday.
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/ 24 January 2003
Sony said Wednesday it has begun sales in Japan of CD singles that require users to pay a small fee over the Internet each time they make copies.
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/ 24 January 2003
It is an amusing irony that New National Party leader Marthinus van Schalkwyk, so piously scandalised by the Democratic Alliance’s dalliance with Jurgen Harksen, should now find himself in a similar fix over a R300 000 donation to his party from alleged Mafia sources.
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/ 24 January 2003
Even as Herschelle Gibbs and Gary Kirsten murdered the Griqua bowling at Newlands last week, you could almost hear the collective sigh of relief heaved at the UCB. The restructuring of provincial cricket remains perhaps the most pressing issue to be dealt with by the UCB.
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/ 24 January 2003
Andre Agassi beat South Africa’s Wayne Ferreira on Thursday for the 11th straight time to reach his fourth Australian Open final. The 6-2 6-2 6-3 scoreline leaves Ferreira with just a single set in all those meetings between the veterans.
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/ 23 January 2003
Corruption, bribery and intimidation charges have been laid against Deputy Social Development Minister David Malatsi, former Western Cape premier Peter Marais and Italian businessman Ricardo Agusta relating to the Roodefontein golf estate development scandal.
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/ 23 January 2003
The chief executive of British information group Reuters, Tom Glocer, has ruled out separating the news division from the rest of the company despite a steady decline in its core financial business.