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/ 16 September 2001
Harare | Sunday HOMES belonging to farm workers and the offices on a white-owned farm in eastern Zimbabwe were burned down on Saturday, a farmers’ spokeswoman said, despite government’s promise to curb violence in the countryside. “It is confirmed the office complex and farm workers’ houses were burned down. We can confirm serious injuries to […]
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/ 16 September 2001
Former president Nelson Mandela on Friday gave jailed student Andrew Babeile R20 000 to further his studies while in the Kimberley Prison, the African National Congress Youth League said.
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/ 16 September 2001
THE chief minister of Indian-administered Kashmir Farooq Abdullah on Friday slammed Islamic fanatics for driving a wedge between Muslims and other world religions. ”Islam doesn’t preach terrorism nor advocate it,” Abdullah told a group of police officers in Muslim-majority Kashmir’s summer capital Srinagar. ”These fanatic groups have isolated Muslims from the other religions in the […]
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/ 16 September 2001
Johannesburg | Sunday ACCORDING to a survey conducted by United States broadcaster CBS and the New York Times, a majority of Americans seem willing to impose on others sufferings very similar to those they have so recently endured themselves. The poll indicates that 68% of Americans are prepared to see innocent people killed in any […]
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/ 16 September 2001
A SOUTH African man could face up to 25 years in jail for joking that he was carrying a bomb on a domestic airline flight, police said on Friday. The 40-year-old was arrested at Johannesburg airport on Thursday after he told a stewardess on a Nationwide airliner after take-off from Durban that he had a […]
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/ 16 September 2001
The red, white and blue of US flags flew across the United States Thursday, as towns and cities rushed to line streets with the stars and stripes in a patriotic response to the worst terrorist attacks on US soil. Radio stations repeatedly played the national anthem and the country’s largest retailer, Wal-Mart, sold 200 000 […]
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/ 14 September 2001
Review</b>: <i>The Pickup</i> by Nadine Gordimer (David Philip).
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/ 14 September 2001
Its that time of year in Durban when the city’s cineastes make the collective expression of the poor kid staring into the display window of a pastry shop, writes Alex Sudheim.
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/ 14 September 2001
A Knight’s Tale</i> is a load of preposterous bollocks. It is also highly enjoyable, writes Shaun de Waal.