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/ 12 September 2001
AT least eight people were killed when an Intercity bus overturned between Qumbu and Mount Frere in the Eastern Cape on Monday evening. Police representative Superintendent Faith Noqayi said the accident appeared to have occurred around 8pm. – Sapa
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/ 12 September 2001
Kabul | Wednesday A SERIES of explosions rocked Afghanistan’s capital Kabul early on Wednesday but US officials swiftly denied they were retaliatory strikes for terror attacks in the United States. An AFP reporter in the city heard seven or eight large blasts followed by what sounded like anti-aircraft fire and Taliban militia jets taking off […]
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/ 12 September 2001
THE terror attacks in the United States that reduced New York’s landmark World Trade Center to flaming rubble and set the Pentagon ablaze were a ”lesson for all tyrants and oppressors”, an official Iraqi newspaper said on Wednesday. Under the headline ”America burns”, Al-Iraq said that ”what happened in the United States yesterday is a […]
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/ 12 September 2001
A 31-year-old man was arrested in Inanda north of Durban on Monday after he allegedly killed a woman and her son with an axe, KwaZulu-Natal police said. Superintendent Vasie Naidoo said the man, believed to be mentally disturbed, argued with his younger brother on Sunday night. The woman gave the boy clothes and told him […]
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/ 12 September 2001
A 16-year old girl convicted of killing penguins will be sentenced in the East London Magistrate’s Court on Thursday after pleading guilty to charges of malicious damage to property and a contravention of the Animal Protection Act. The girl, who may not be named as she is a minor, confessed to being involved in the […]
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/ 12 September 2001
Dubai | Wednesday THE United Arab Emirates and the United States have no evidence that any UAE nationals were aboard hijacked planes that smashed into US buildings on Tuesday, a UAE government source said on Wednesday. The source said the UAE had been in touch with Washington over a report in a US newspaper that […]
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/ 12 September 2001
THE SA Chamber of Business (Sacob) on Wednesday called for calm within the South African financial sectors in the aftermath of terror attacks in the United States on Tuesday. Sacob said in a statement it would support any measures monetary authorities and the JSE Security Exchange might take to soften the impact on the South […]
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/ 11 September 2001
By the time Salman Rushdie’s latest novel, <i>Fury</i>, was officially published in London on September 6, it had been murdered in the womb — assassinated by early reviews and concerted malice, writes John Sutherland.
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/ 11 September 2001
The Booker Prize longlist has been announced for first time, writes Emma Yates.
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/ 11 September 2001
GRIFFIN SHEA, Harare | Tuesday PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe and five other southern African leaders worked late into the night on Monday to resolve Zimbabwe’s long-running political and economic crisis, meeting with a cross-section of Zimbabwean society. The talks are the broadest ever aimed at resolving the crisis, with the presidents of Botswana, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, […]