Israeli officials hit out Thursday at CNN founder and AOL Time Warner Vice Chairman, Ted Turner, for accusing Israel of practising state terrorism, in comments made earlier this week.
The time is 10:13pm, the temperature is 34 degrees Celsius, and the humidity is somewhere between rain forest and gumbo. But step out of the sultry Texas night and into the Circle K convenience store, and suddenly it’s not summer.
The World Bank is proposing the cancellation of more than 80% of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s debt and hopes this will happen in the first three months of 2003.
The Eastern Cape Tourism Board suffered a R3-million loss when seven of its white rhinoceros at the Tsolwana Game Reserve died recently.
Aids lobby group, the Treatment Action Campaign (TAC), says it has lodged a complaint with the SA Human Rights Commission against a Mpumalanga health MEC.
Minister for Agriculture and Land Affairs Thoko Didiza on Saturday expressed shock at the rise in the number of farm evictions in the Mpumalanga area.
Political parties and at least one anti-childabuse activist group on Friday decried South Africa as a ”paradise for rapists.”
Seven Congress of South African Students (Cosas) leaders have been barred from entering any public school in Gauteng but those still learning will be allowed to continue with their studies.
The largest ever United Nations gathering takes place in South Africa just days before the first anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks in the United States.
Gauteng premier Mbhazima Shilowa and the provincial executive council on Wednesday expressed outrage at the explosions which rocked Soweto overnight killing a woman.