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/ 26 February 2003
As the diplomatic bargaining over a second resolution gathers pace at the United Nations, American public opinion remains strongly in favour of delaying war plans to give the weapons inspectors more time.
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/ 26 February 2003
Derek Bond and his wife Audrey were looking forward to their trip to South Africa, planning to tour of the country’s vineyards, to visit some of the most famous battle sites of the Boer war and to enjoy a little winter sun.
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/ 26 February 2003
France’s top chefs railed yesterday against the pressures of their job and the power of the critics after one of this food-obsessed country’s culinary giants committed suicide, apparently because of a bad review.
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/ 26 February 2003
Last year a rail commuter action group brought an action before the Cape High Court. The applicants sought orders to the effect that Metrorail and the South African Rail Commuter Corporation, together with government departments, failed to provide policing on commuter trains in the Western Cape
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/ 26 February 2003
The situation in Kenya is fragile. The euphoria, and the consequent energy and hope that it has generated, is bound to dissipate as the enormity of the task of nation building begins to sink in — South Africans can relate to this
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/ 26 February 2003
A 12-year-old was sentenced to six months in prison for reckless and negligent driving, while a 13-year-old got five years for an ”economic offence”, Parliament’s justice and constitutional development portfolio committee heard on Tuesday.
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/ 26 February 2003
Even informal settlements should be carefully planned. Why is there no policy on informal settlements, though every town and city has areas that are not officially subdivided and lack formal municipal services where shacks are the primary form of shelter?
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/ 26 February 2003
Kenya’s cricket team woke up on Tuesday to find itself on the front pages of every newspaper paper in the East African nation following its spectacular 53-run victory over Sri Lanka in the World Cup.
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/ 26 February 2003
The form of Inzamam-ul-Haq was the main area of concern for Pakistan after he was again dismissed without scoring in the Cricket World Cup match against Holland at Boland Park on Tuesday.
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/ 26 February 2003
Disgraced cricketer Shane Warne had more than once taken the weight-loss pill that earned him a 12-month doping ban.