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/ 21 November 2002
The risk of a gay man acquiring HIV from oral sex is very low, according to a United States study.
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/ 21 November 2002
Our critics select the best books out for the festive season — the perfect time to buy literary gifts, or just to spoil yourself. From fiction to poetry, biography to home decoration …
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/ 21 November 2002
A sweeping assumption about South African art is that, like the country, it has always been about division. While artists have explored cultural division, critics have dwelled on the division between fine art and craft. But like the country, attitudes are changing. Nationally recognised exhibitions such as the Department of Arts and Culture’s Craft Imbizo […]
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/ 21 November 2002
SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) chairman Jody Kollapen said the comments attributed to Balfour fell short of the requirements of hate speech and it could not be said that they constitute racist speech.
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/ 21 November 2002
Most South African deaths between 1997 and 2001 resulted from unnatural causes such as injuries, suicides, car accidents and drowning, Statistics South Africa said in Pretoria on Thursday.
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/ 21 November 2002
Former heavyweight champ Mike Tyson will return to Memphis on February 22 for his first fight since an embarrassing eight-round knockout at the hands of Lennox Lewis.
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/ 21 November 2002
A pullback in the rand’s rally lifted South African rand-hedge stocks like mining house Anglo American in morning trade on Thursday, pulling the overall market higher despite slipping gold shares.
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/ 21 November 2002
South African network integrator Dimension Data posted an 82% drop in annual earnings on Thursday as margins were squeezed in what it called an extremely challenging and fiercely competitive market.
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/ 21 November 2002
Famine in the Horn of Africa is an emotive issue for those who can recall the 1984/85 catastrophe, who remember the disturbing TV pictures of emaciated, ghost-like children and the record-breaking relief donations of Bob Geldof’s Live Aid.
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/ 21 November 2002
Tensions between the Inkatha Freedom Party and the African National Congress have hit new heights over a land reform Bill and a draft White Paper on traditional leadership.