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/ 18 November 2001

Cholera outbreak in Kano city claims 250

Lagos | Saturday A FRENCH medical team that visited the northern Nigerian city of Kano, where a cholera outbreak has already claimed over 250 lives, said the situation there was serious and the hospital “overflowing”. Volunteer medical group Medecins sans Frontieres (MSF) – Doctors Without Borders – sent a medical team to the cholera-ravaged city […]

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/ 18 November 2001

ANTI-APARTHEID ACTIVIST DIES

GOOLAM Hoosain Ismael Pahad, the father of Essop Pahad, Minister in the Presidency and Aziz Pahad, Deputy Foreign Minister died, on Thursday evening, a statement issued on behalf of the family said. He was 90 years old. Pahad was a leading member of the Transvaal Indian Congress and the South African Indian Congress from the […]

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/ 18 November 2001

MAN ARRESTED FOR TRAFFICKING OF BODY PARTS

A DURBAN morgue worker and another man were arrested for trafficking of body parts on Friday, KwaZulu-Natal police said. Director Bala Naidoo said the anti-corruption unit and the elite crime fighting unit, the Scorpions, followed up information on the man who was employed at the Gale Street mortuary. Both a dealer and the man were […]

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/ 18 November 2001

SA boxers square up to Aids threat

BONGANI MAGASELA, Cape Town | Sunday AIDS has been acknowledged as a serious threat to SA boxing while a number of rules and regulations could be amended or done away with when Boxing South Africa comes into effect next year. This became clear at the national convention in Cape Town on Saturday after separate reports […]

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/ 18 November 2001

SA GOVERNMENT INVESTS IN SCIENCE

DRAFT legislation that aims to establish a single official scientific body to promote the development of research and the exchange of such knowledge in South Africa was passed unanimously by the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) on Friday. Responding to debate on the measure in the House, Science and Technology Deputy Minister Bridgitte Mabandla said […]

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/ 17 November 2001

War vet murder: mob set fires, run amok

Harare | Saturday TENSION continued to rise in Zimbabwe late on Friday as violence escalated in the country’s second largest city following the murder there of a leader of the 1970s war of independence. Clashes were reported between government loyalists and members of the main opposition party Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), and Zimbabwean television […]