Johannesburg Consolidated Investments chief executive Brett Kebble said on Friday there was a determined effort to elevate a possible technical breach of JSE regulations to a charge of fraud against himself and his father.
The UN General Assembly has adopted a resolution demanding that the Israeli armed forces withdraw immediately to the positions they occupied when the current intifada began in September 2000.
A ”peace conduit” to prevent the drying up of the Dead Sea — bordered by Israel, Jordan and the Palestinian territories — would promote peace in the warring region, UN Earth Summit delegates said on Sunday.
US Assistant Secretary of State for Africa Walter Kansteiner says he was not surprised at the hostile reception Secretary of State Colin Powell got from Jo’burg Summit delegates.
Prosecutors at the UN war crimes court here will this week wind up the turbulent first phase of the trial of Slobodan Milosevic, during which the former Yugoslav President has mounted a fierce if unorthodox defence against charges over atrocities committed in Kosovo.
London-based Amnesty International urged the UN General Assembly to take action to ensure that the fights against terrorism respects human rights and international law.
China said on Tuesday there was no change in its policy on the Dalai Lama and demanded that the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader end all ”separatist” activities and recognise Beijing as the sole government of China, including Tibet.
Saddam Hussein declared that Iraq is free of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons and invited any country to see for itself that the United States has been lying about Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction as a pretext to wage war.
A thief in Australia incriminated himself by posing for a photograph on a digital camera that he pretended to want to buy but later stole.
Hollywood actor Val Kilmer will soon be hitting the big screen again — as a porn star. Kilmer has signed on to play one of the United States’ best known porn kings, legendary adult film actor John Holmes.