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/ 19 January 2001
He may be bidding farewell to the White House this weekend, but as a force on the global stage, Bill Clinton is here to stay.
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/ 19 January 2001
A massive defence build-up by the United States has prompted fears of a new global arms race.
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/ 19 January 2001
Worlds apart, both the Havanna Biennial and AREA 2000 in Iceland interrogated the politics of space Koulla Xinisteris The theme of the seventh Havana Biennial was “Communication and Dialogue”. An engaging response to this theme was South African artist Willem Boshoff’s fragile sand installation, Writing in the Sand, which drew much attention from artists and […]
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/ 19 January 2001
Shauket Fakie told the M&G that it was ”not correct to assume that we have changed our position with regard to the Heath investigating unit …
Political connections of a company that won part of the R43-billion arms package are at the centre of the latest disclosures in the unfolding scandal.
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/ 19 January 2001
Thomson CSF in South Africa is one of the beneficiaries of the R43-billion arms deal and is controlled by majority shareholders Thomson CSF France.
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/ 19 January 2001
NIGERIA?S government says it is aiming for a GSM mobile phone licence price of over $300m as bidding for three licences heads for a third day with all five bidders – including South African-owned MTN Nigeria and Johnnic?s M-Cell – still in contention. In a country where telecommunications are normally abysmal, the Nigerian Communications Commission […]
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/ 19 January 2001
TROUBLED South African gold miner Durban Roodepoort Deep Ltd has convinced the market it will soon return to profit and forecast a sharp rise in output this year, boosting its share price. The company kicked off South Africa’s gold reporting season with an after-tax loss of R8.9m in the three months to December 31, significantly […]
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/ 19 January 2001
SOUTH Africa’s fund managers believe their country will escape the global economic slowdown unscathed, with 83% surveyed by Merrill Lynch predicting stronger growth this year. The poll also found that a net 96% predicted a favourable corporate earnings outlook over the next 12 months. The fund managers said they remained strong buyers of financial stocks […]
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/ 19 January 2001
NORTHAM Platinum has launched a bid for Kroondal Platinum, a move aimed at growing its business and lifting its profile in the metals industry. Northam, South Africa’s fourth largest platinum miner, said it would consider a R40 per share offer for Kroondal, a significant increase on rival Australian miner Aquarius’ R32 a share bid. Aquarius […]