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/ 5 February 2003
The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) condemned on Tuesday a campaign of intimidation against Zimbabwe’s top opposition independent newspaper the Daily News.
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/ 5 February 2003
The record producer Phil Spector was freed on -million bail yesterday after being arrested in connection with the killing of an actress he had reportedly met only the night before.
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/ 5 February 2003
One morning, towards the end of a long and turbulent parliamentary season, the speaker of the South African National Assembly glanced across the African National Congress benches, brimming as usual with enthusiastic democratic faces.
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/ 5 February 2003
Shares in South Africa’s top three gold miners, AngloGold, Gold Fields and Harmony, were up early on Wednesday in line with the spot gold price which is trading above $380 a troy ounce for the first time since November 1996.
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/ 5 February 2003
Maybe it is time to look at what our chickens are eating to make them taste so good. Government food technicians involved with the poultry industry are concerned about the administration of nitrofurans to combat disease in chickens imported to South Africa from Brazil.
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/ 5 February 2003
When Winnie Madikizela-Mandela was convicted of fraud and theft last week, it was decency and high ideals that she was guilty of betraying.
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/ 5 February 2003
This week two indicators told differing stories about the value of the rand, while offering insights into the currency and its exchange value.
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/ 5 February 2003
Port terminals – the interface between the ship and the shore, or where trans-shipment takes place between ship and ship – are critical to the conduct of seaborne trade worldwide.
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/ 5 February 2003
In the course of Zimbabwe’s painful road to total disintegration, the South African authorities have consistently chanted the mantra that things are getting better.
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/ 5 February 2003
The strengthening of the rand and falling output herald "nasty" times ahead for South Africa’s gold mining industry. Three of the four largest gold producers this week reported an earnings crash, while the largest, AngloGold, predicted a rough six months ahead.