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Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s co-accused, broker Addy Moolman, testified on Tuesday that he stated in loan applications that people who did not work for the ANC Women’s League, were in its employ, and that she signed them.
Gauteng finance MEC Jabu Moleketi has confirmed the provincial government’s intentions to intensify its antiretroviral programmes by allocating the health department a lion’s share of the budget.
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi said on Tuesday that he opposed recalling his country’s ambassador from Saudi Arabia, insisting he had not been consulted about the decision.
Ivory Coast’s powerful first lady Simone Gbagbo was on Tuesday quoted as saying that she has finally accepted a French-mediated peace deal to end a five-month rebel war that gives rebels seats in a new unity government.
South Africa’s municipalities were owed R24,3-billion nationally in outstanding service tariffs in September last year, according to figures tabled before Parliament’s provincial and local government portfolio committee on Tuesday.
South Africa’s new electoral systems bill is expected before Cabinet only in June, according to the Department of Home Affairs’ programme for 2003.
Some 2 299 criminal cases against defence force members were brought to trial in court before senior military judges last year, Defence Minister Mosiuoa Lekota said on Tuesday.
The proposed tax amnesty for money illegally stashed offshore has received a warm response, and a ”significant” inflow of funds is expected, the Sars said on Tuesday.
A suicide bomber blew himself up on a crowded bus in the northern Israeli city of Haifa today, killing at least 14 people and injuring dozens, officials said. The explosion, the first terrorist attack in Israel since January, ripped the roof off a No. 37 bus, strewing wreckage and body parts across the street.