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/ 25 September 2001
DARREN SCHUETTLER, Johannesburg | Tuesday SOUTH Africa’s Gold Fields Ltd said on Monday it was eyeing more acquisitions in Australia and would spend up to $15-million a year searching for more gold on its two new mines in the western outback. Gold Fields announced on Friday that it had reached an agreement with Australia’s WMC […]
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/ 25 September 2001
THE South African bourse edged higher at Wednesday’s open with mining giant Anglo American recovering from Tuesday’s drubbing. Market heavyweight Anglo hopped up 1,89% or 180 cents to R96,80, boosting the benchmark all-share index 0,23% to 7,899.1. Financial stocks also crept back on optimism that the central bank will cut interest rates this week after […]
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/ 25 September 2001
Johannesburg | Tuesday SOUTH African shares bounced 2,5% higher in mid-morning trade on Tuesday, inspired by Wall Street’s overnight rebound, but traders said weaker US futures could cap further advances. The benchmark all-share index gained 187 points to 7,568 at 0900 GMT, led by mining house Anglo American Plc. Anglo, the bourse’s biggest share, hurdled […]
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/ 25 September 2001
PETROCHEMICALS company Sasol on Wednesday announced it would be rebranding. The new corporate image features two elements; an animated logo which uses a molecular structure to represent the chemical character at the core of the Sasol business and demonstrates the way in which Sasol interacts across businesses and markets. The second element is a positioning […]
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/ 25 September 2001
ANGELA QUINTAL, Cape Town | Tuesday NEW National Party (NNP) rank-and-file in the Western Cape on Monday rallied around their embattled unicity mayor Peter Marais, using a provincial congress platform to vent their frustrations about their alliance partner, the Democratic Party (DP). The NNP, DP and Federal Alliance merged to form the Democratic Alliance (DA) […]
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/ 25 September 2001
PRETORIA | Monday SOUTH AFRICAN authorities said yesterday the US had forwarded a list of names of people with possible links to suspects in the attacks on New York and Washington. A senior police official said the names and number of people would not be made public. South Africa’s government last week reaffirmed its non-military […]
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/ 21 September 2001
Sarah Jones is on a mission to influence the depiction of black people in the media. She’s visiting South Africa along with fellow poet Steve Colman, writes Thebe Mabanga.
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/ 21 September 2001
The organisers of South Africa’s first significant all-digital, non-commercial exhibition are calling for entries. Hoping to create a new awareness of the digital medium as an art form, the exhibition will open on October 31 at the Vega School of Brand Communication in Benmore, Sandton.