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/ 16 May 2000

Privatisation on track, but protests loom

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Johannesburg | Tuesday 11.30am. PUBLIC Enterprises Minister Jeff Radebe said on Tuesday that the restructuring of state assets is on track — but the country’s communist party warned it will protest against job losses stemming from the process. ”I am…more than confident that the business plan approach we are proposing will conclude the […]

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/ 15 May 2000

BERNARDO WINS HISTORIC HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE

MIKE Bernardo etched his name into the history books on Friday night, when he stopped Wayne Llewellyn in five rounds, in a WBF heavyweight world title fight staged in Hungary. By doing so Bernardo became the first man to win heavyweight world titles in both orthodox boxing and kick boxing. South Africa also now boasts, […]

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/ 15 May 2000

SHOTS FIRED AT KHAYELITSHA BUS

POLICE said shots were fired at two buses from the Golden Arrow Bus Company in Khayelitsha on the Cape Flats on Monday morning. No-one has been injured in the shooting. The incident occurred after bus drivers once again decided to operate from the outskirts of the township. Taxi operators want Golden Arrow to cease operations […]

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/ 15 May 2000

SNYMAN INJURED AGAIN

SPRINGBOK centre Andre Snyman has injured his ankle again while playing in a club curtain-raiser before the Stormer’s 32-28 win over the Sharks. The former Blue Bulls centre was making his comeback since moving to the Durban team and missing the Super 12 through injury. he could miss another three months.

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/ 15 May 2000

SNYMAN OUT FOR REST OF SEASON

SPRINGBOK centre Andre Snyman will probably miss the rest of the season after suffering a dislocated fracture of his right ankle in a club match between DHS Old Boys and Harlequins as a curtain raiser to the Super 12 match between the Sharks and the Stromers in Durban on Saturday. Snyman picked up exactly the […]

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/ 15 May 2000

Storm rages as Mains ingores agreement

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Johannesburg | Monday 4.45pm. CATS coach Laurie Mains has caused a storm of controversy by including only one player of colour in the squad to play the ACT Brumbies in a Super 12 semi-final in Canberra on Saturday, a move which is endangering the game’s transformation process. Mains, who took the Cats to […]

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/ 15 May 2000

Sundowns set up dream Super Bowl final

ANDREW MUCHINERIPI, Pretoria | Monday 10.00am IT is questionable who exhaled the deeper sigh of relief when the final whistle blew and Sundowns qualified to meet Kaizer Chiefs on June 10 in a dream Bob Save Super Bowl final. Was it Sundowns coach Paul Dolezar, who endured many anxious moments before his star-studded team defeated […]

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/ 15 May 2000

TAXMAN EYEING EIGHT PSL CLUBS

PREMIER Soccer League clubs Ajax Cape Town, Classic, Jomo Cosmos, Moroka Swallows, Mother City, Orlando Pirates, Santos and Free State have five days to get their tax affairs in order or face strong action from the South African Revenue Services. The PSL’s advocate Michael Katz on Friday said that the clubs have until noon on […]

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/ 15 May 2000

VW WORKERS MEET OVER LAY-OFFS

ONE-thousand-three-hundred dismissed Vokswagen workers entered talks with the labour body, the CCMA, in Uitenhage on Monday, in an attempt to get their jobs back. Volkswagen sacked the workers in February after they failed to heed to an ultimatum to return to work, which was issued during an illegal strike. The dismissed workers say the ultimatum […]