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/ 29 November 2002
Riaan Wolmarans reviews Gareth Gates, Will Young, Heinz Winckler and Nick Carter.
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/ 29 November 2002
The rand opened firmer on Friday after the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) said on Thursday that it would not lower interest rates and that the rand was still under-valued at R9,25 per dollar. The most recent calculation of the rand’s purchasing power parity rate is R5,84 rand per dollar, while in the first quarter […]
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/ 29 November 2002
For my sermon today I would like to deal with three subjects, lust, lust and a little more lust. Did you know that when next February you pitch up to watch a match in the World Cup cricket season, you will be carefully scrutinised?
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/ 29 November 2002
I am a 25-year-old rape survivor. I am educated, and work as a consultant for a bank. I was lucky.
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/ 29 November 2002
LoveLife’s advertising campaigns are up the pole. They are useless, ineffective, costly and obscure. That’s the message from some of the world’s leading Aids scientists and activists.
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/ 29 November 2002
Dear Mahlako, There is a lovely road that runs through Nelspruit in Mpumalanga and the Komatipoort border to Mozambique. At the end of it lies a city once known as Lorenco Marques — now Maputo.
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/ 29 November 2002
After the knock it took in the recent confusion over peer review the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (Nepad) has been given fresh legs in preparations for major encounters it is planning with Europe and China next year.
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/ 29 November 2002
Former Eastern Cape MEC for education Stone Sizani was already on the skids after announcing last January that he would "ship out" if officials in his department did not perform, say African National Congress insiders.
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/ 29 November 2002
The Ndzundza Ndebele of Kaffers-kraal, near Stoffberg in Mpumalanga, recently celebrated the return of the first parcel of land they can rightfully call home. Now other Ndebele scattered are waiting for the rest of the farm and 17 others in the area.
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/ 29 November 2002
It’s tough to be a prophet in your own country. Bheki Mseleku has a list of credits and accolades that is as long as your arm, yet it’s hard for him to rustle up a decent audience in South Africa.