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/ 4 February 2003
Review: Step Across This Line: Collected Non-fiction 1992-2002
by Salman Rushdie
(Jonathan Cape)
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/ 4 February 2003
In the strongest terms I take issue with the categorisation of Australia as the equivalent of ”the old South Africa”, a suggestion made by Richard Calland last week in his article ”Of sheep and the new Thatcherites”. The mists of time seem to have enveloped the pages of history.
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/ 4 February 2003
The head of the World Trade Organisation warned the west yesterday that failure to agree a deal on cheap drugs for developing countries could threaten the new round of global trade negotiations.
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/ 4 February 2003
The largest consignment of cocaine ever brought into South Africa by a single courier was seized at Johannesburg International Airport on Monday.
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/ 4 February 2003
President George Bush was to attend a memorial service in Houston for the seven astronauts who perished aboard the Columbia, as Nasa’s probe of the tragedy focused on a piece of insulation that broke loose on takeoff.
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/ 4 February 2003
Outdated and dysfunctional government policy on transport subsidies for schoolchildren has emerged as another factor plaguing the attempts of poor families to ensure education for their children. Inadequate subsidies school fees and other expenses that deny children education.
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/ 4 February 2003
With the loss of the space shuttle Columbia, Nasa chiefs now face a slow humiliation — the gradual collapse of the £60-billion international space station. This now circles 288 kilometres above earth but is losing altitude with every orbit.
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/ 4 February 2003
Western Cape police had received an ”incredible” response from the public after the identikits of two men wanted in connection with the Sizzlers massage parlour murders in Sea Point appeared in newspapers last Friday.