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/ 5 March 2002

Sex is a beautiful gift from God, says Tutu

Cape Town | Tuesday FORMER president Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu are among prominent South Africans enlisted in a new campaign to encourage parents to talk openly to their children about sex. The campaign is part of loveLife South Africa’s national HIV prevention programme for youth. Embracing television, radio and the print media, the […]

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/ 5 March 2002

TSAKANE STUDENTS BOO ASMAL

A GROUP of students at the Tsakane Secondary School on the East Rand booed Education Minister Kader Asmal when he took centre stage to address the pupils on Tuesday. Gauteng education MEC Ignatius Jacobs, who was accompanying Asmal on a tour of three schools in Tsakane, stepped in and said: ”You are here to learn, […]

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/ 5 March 2002

Two men arrested for rape of one-month-old baby

Durban | Tuesday TWO men, one of them aged 74, were arrested this week following the rape of a one-month-old baby on a farm at Port Shepstone, police representative Superintendent Zandra Hechter said on Tuesday. The two men are expected to appear in the Port Shepstone Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday. Hechter said the baby girl […]

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/ 4 March 2002

UNITA WANTS SANCTIONS EASED

UNITA said on Friday that it must be allowed to have talks with the United Nations before agreeing to a ceasefire called for by the Angolan president. Speaking from Luanda, UNITA member Jaka Jamba called for the easing of UN imposed sanctions on UNITA. Following the killing of UNITA leader Jonas Savimbi in a battle […]

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/ 4 March 2002

SONO APPOINTED CHAIRMAN OF EXEL PETROLEUM

JOMO Cosmos Football Club founder and director, Jomo Sono has been appointed Chairman of empowerment oil company, Exel Petroleum it was announced on Tuesday. Exel aimed for a 10% market share within five years. The company’s on-going rollout now exceeded 100 retail service stations in Gauteng, the Cape and Kwa-Zulu Natal. – Sapa

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/ 4 March 2002

MALAWI CHOLERA TOLL RISES TO 175 IN 3 MONTHS

THE death toll from a cholera outbreak in Malawi has risen to 175 since the onset of the rainy season in November, a health official said Friday. “As of February 20, some 175 deaths were recorded,” said chief health education officer Jonathan Nkhoma. He said about 9 340 cases had been recorded across the country […]