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/ 1 August 2000

COLEMAN NYATHI TO FIGHT DEPORTATION

FORMER Mpumalanga director general Coleman Nyathi has met with Home Affairs investigators in Pretoria in an attempt to head off a looming deportation order. Nyathi was forced to resign last week after Home Affairs hand delivered a letter warning he would be deported to Zimbabwe within 14 days unless he proved his South African citizenship. […]

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/ 1 August 2000

BA CONCORDE OK

British Airways said it had found no evidence of a fuel leak in one of its supersonic Concordes, which made a precautionary landing at Gander, in Canada. The Concorde, carrying 66 people from London to New York — including entertainers Tony Bennett and George Benson — was diverted to Canada two hours into its three-hour […]

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/ 1 August 2000

PANEL PUTS SPOTLIGHT ON CRICKETERS

A PANEL of legal experts will decide the future of South African cricketers Herschelle Gibbs, Henry Williams and Pieter Strydom after publication of an interim report on match-fixing next week, United Cricket Board (UCB) managing director Ali Bacher said. Judge Edwin King is due to submit the interim report to President Thabo Mbeki on August […]

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/ 1 August 2000

MEDIA CELEBS FACE CHILD PORN CHARGES

TWO well-known media personalities appeared in the Randburg Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday after the Pretoria child protection unit allegedly found child pornography at their Randburg home. Police spokesman Superintendent Chris Wilken said radio personality Tasco Luc de Reuck, 27, and film critic, Leon van Nierop, 47, were each granted bail of R5000 each. They were […]

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/ 31 July 2000

Iranian film festival

The offerings at the Iranian Film Festival open a window into Iranian society, and Iranians. It is, however, a shame that much of the minutest details will inevitably be lost on film-goers who will not understand their relationship with the wider plot. From the ritual of buying a goldfish for Nowruz or new year, in […]

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/ 31 July 2000

NSB back in the black

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Johannesburg | Monday 10:15am NATIONAL Sorghum Breweries (NSB), one of South Africa’s first black-owned companies, has for a first time in years shown a profit. Jaishankar Ramchandran, a representative of the Indian industrial group, United Breweries (UB), NSB’s largest shareholder, said a reduction in overheads, increased productivity and capacity utilisation had resulted in […]

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/ 31 July 2000

MADIBA PRAISES KOBIE COETSEE

Former president Nelson Mandela said the late Kobie Coetsee was a great South African who had not yet been accorded his rightful place among the patriots and had contributed to the peaceful transition in the country. Coetsee, 69, a former Justice Minister who served under both PW Botha and FW de Klerk, died early on […]

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/ 31 July 2000

HELP ON HAND TO ACCESS US MARKET

THE Department of Trade and Industry has set up a special task team to assist local companies export goods into the United States market. This will kick into action once the new African Growth and Opportunities Act comes into effect. Faizel Ismail, the department of Trade and Industry’s deputy director, said that the team’s task […]