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/ 2 December 2002
Eastern Cape Premier Makhenkesi Stofile continued to stonewall pressure from above for the removal of his cabinet ministers this week, telling the provincial legislature in Bisho there would be no dismissals.
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/ 2 December 2002
Over the past 10 years Mozambique has been more successful in attracting foreign direct investment (FDI) than most other developing countries, but analysts wonder how much the inflow has benefited the broader economy.
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/ 2 December 2002
Ernie Els won his third Nedbank Golf Challenge on Sunday with a record-setting display he called ”the round of his career.”
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/ 2 December 2002
Doesn’t your heart bleed for Jean-Pierre Garnier? The poor love has the misfortune to be CEO of one of the world’s biggest drugs companies, GlaxoSmithKline, and had a take-home package of just -million last year. Profits are down and the share price is down.
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/ 1 December 2002
Sport Minister Ngconde Balfour condemned ugly scenes which marred the Coca-Cola final match between Jomo Cosmos and Kaizer Chiefs at the FNB Stadium on Saturday.
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/ 30 November 2002
If Nigerian newspaper ThisDay is thinking of entering the South African breaking-news market, it’ll have to get someone on the ball to run its website. The paper’s offices were firebombed last Thursday, a fact that the site neglected to mention in its Friday edition. The website also failed to mention the riots that swept through the town of Kaduna last Thursday, in which more than 100 people were said to have been killed.
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/ 30 November 2002
The rumour mill has been working overtime during the past three weeks as Wits University employees, journalists and everyone else who can cadge some media space try to figure out what has been going on at the topmost levels of one of this country’s academic showpieces.
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/ 30 November 2002
Two-thirds of the 10-million people with HIV/Aids in sub-Saharan Africa are women and girls between the ages of 15 and 24 who are going to die, says United Nations Special Envoy for HIV/Aids in Africa, Stephen Lewis, reviewing the latest figures on HIV/Aids by the UN and the World Health Organisation.
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/ 29 November 2002
<b>Review: </b><i>Morrison’s Jetty</i>
by Francois Theron
(Penguin)