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/ 19 April 2000

HARMONY PREDICTS TOUGH QUARTER

HARMONY Gold, the country’s third biggest gold producer, reported mixed results for the quarter to March with mining operations hit by bad weather and extra public holidays. Harmony kicked off the country’s gold reporting season by predicting another tough quarter ahead, but said it expected restructuring gains from its newly-acquired Randfontein mine. It warned tough […]

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/ 19 April 2000

INDIA CANCELS BENEFIT MATCHES

SIX charity and benefit matches involving Indian, South African and Sri Lankan players have been called off following the recent match-fixing controversy, after the United Cricket Board of South Africa said it would not send players to the sub-continent. The matches, to be played next month, Ratnakar Shetty, joint secretary of the Bombay Cricket Association, […]

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/ 19 April 2000

IOC to review SA hockey team’s appeal

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Cape Town | Wednesday 5.00pm. THE International Olympic Committee will review the appeal of the South African men’s hockey side after the team was barred from competing in the Sydney Olympics by the National Olympic Committee of South Africa because of racial inequality. The team was told by Nocsa that it cannot compete […]

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/ 19 April 2000

IT FALL COSTS SHUTTLEWORTH BILLIONS

THE fall US Internet share prices has knocked some R4,55-billion ($700-million) off the sale price of Thawte Consulting, owned by Cape Town billionaire Mark Shuttleworth. Shuttleworth’s earnings from the sale of Thawte, to Internet security giant VeriSign, would initially have amounted to R7,47-billion ($1,15bn), but he says that he will now earn only some R2,92-billion […]

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/ 19 April 2000

SAA TO SPLIT OFF ENGINEERING WING

SOUTH African Airways is to split off its profitable engineering and maintenance operation into a separate private company, according to the Business Report. Transnet Managing Director Saki Macozoma said SAA will look for an equity partner for the new company. The new technical company will remain in the SAA fold, and SAA will retain a […]

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/ 18 April 2000

UCB to probe 1996 Mumbai meeting

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Cape Town | Tuesday 4.15pm THE United Cricket Board of South Africa will investigate a 1996 team meeting at which South African players were allegedly offered $250000 dollars to lose a game against India. Several players who were on the 1996-97 tour of India have confirmed an offer was conveyed to the team […]

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/ 18 April 2000

‘THREE INDIAN PLAYERS PLACED BETS’

THREE Indian cricketers admitted placing bets on a match in England a few years ago, a former head of India’s cricket control board said on Sunday. “When confronted by me they admitted they were placing small bets on matches at a legal betting place in England,” Inderjit Singh Bindra, former president of the Board for […]

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/ 18 April 2000

Soccer boss Ndhlela axed

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Cape Town | Tuesday 6.30am. JOE Ndhlela, Chief executive officer of the Premier Soccer League, was dismissed from his post on Tuesday after a Board of Governors meeting held in Johannesburg. Ndhlela was suspended on December 1 for bringing football and the league into disrepute after he was arrested on charges of fraud […]