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/ 20 December 2002
The Mail & Guardian team assess the performance of each individual Cabinet minister in the latest of our annual report cards.
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/ 20 December 2002
The performance of South African government members in 2001
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS
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/ 20 December 2002
Coming to the hyper-power capital from peace-torn Europe, I find three things. Washington is at war. Washington is going to war. And Washington is starting to think about a peace to end both wars. People need to wake up to all three.
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/ 20 December 2002
The left-wing challenge for a stronger hand in the leadership of the African National Congress seemed set for disappointment as the party’s five-yearly national conference moved towards its climax.
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/ 20 December 2002
So much for sipping warm apple cider after taking a long hike into snow-covered mountains to pick out the perfect Christmas tree.
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/ 20 December 2002
The communist revolutionary exiled in Britain with a mission to smash oppression has never forgotten the day the tables were turned. Britain was supposed to be a sanctuary for the African National Congress, but a London bobby had other ideas and smashed his fist into Thabo Mbeki’s face.
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/ 20 December 2002
The IFP is likely to dissolve the KwaZulu-Natal legislature before Christmas and call for elections, say senior IFP leaders. The IFP has the support of the DA and the UDM, enabling it to carry a motion for dissolution.
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/ 20 December 2002
There was free iced tea and croissants for stall-holders, which included Standard Bank, Investec and ARMgold. Minister Ivy Matsepe-Casaburri, Johnnic Publishing CEO Connie Molusi and Nail chief Saki Macozoma were there.
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/ 20 December 2002
Nestle, the world’s largest coffee company, was forced into a humiliating climbdown yesterday after a wave of public outrage greeted its demand for a m (£3.7m) payment from the government of famine stricken Ethiopia.
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/ 20 December 2002
Three young Moslem women were killed by suspected secessionist militants in Indian-administered Kashmir allegedly for not wearing veils, a report said on Friday.