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/ 22 January 2002

Four wheels, four wheels on the sea shore?

Grahamstown | Tuesday THE SA Shore Angling Association (Sasaa) and the small community of Oyster Bay near Cape St Francis have brought an urgent court challenge to the regulations banning the use of off-road vehicles (ORVs) on the beach. The Sasaa and the Oyster Bay Ratepayers Association (Obra) have applied to the Port Elizabeth High […]

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/ 21 January 2002

Spoornet to run trains to Maputo

Maputo | Thursday SOUTH Africa and Mozambique have signed an accord allowing South Africa’s public railways Spoornet to run its trains from their border to the port of Mozambique’s capital, a move intended to boost growth for both countries. “This is a major development with (economic) implications for our region as a whole,” South African […]

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/ 21 January 2002

Schabir Shaik tells of ‘plots within plots’

Durban | Monday CONTROVERSIAL bidder in South Africa’s multi-billion rand arms deal Schabir Shaik on Monday accused Justice Minister Penuell Maduna of using the Scorpions to pursue “other agendas” for ordering a probe which led to his arrest late last year. Shaik was arrested in November last year and charged with theft of Cabinet documents, […]

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/ 21 January 2002

NORTHERN PROVINCE MULLS NEW NAME

NORTHERN Province could adopt the new name of Limpopo if popularity ratings on a shortlist of suggestions announced by the Committee on the Renaming of the Northern Province is anything to go by. An Ndebele word meaning “The Place of Waterfalls”, it also holds a lot of meaning for the people of the region, according […]

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/ 21 January 2002

Lava ignites petrol in Goma: scores dead

Goma | Monday BETWEEN 60 and 100 looters were incinerated in Goma on Monday as a large petrol station was ignited by molten lava from nearby Mount Nyirangongo, a rebel leader said. Azarias Ruberwa, secretary general of the rebel Congolese Rally for Democracy which controls the region, said the victims were stealing petrol when the […]

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/ 21 January 2002

GERMAN PRESIDENT ARRIVES IN PRETORIA

GERMAN President Johannes Rau arrived in Pretoria on Monday for an official visit and will hold talks with his South African counterpart Thabo Mbeki in the morning. South Africa’s acting minister of foreign affairs, Zola Skweyiya, met Rau on his arrival, said the official, Manusha Pillai. The German embassy in Pretoria said the four-day visit […]