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/ 19 April 2000

LAST CHANCE FOR KENYAN COACH

KENYAN national football coach Christian Chukwu has perhaps his last chance to prove his worth when he leads his team against Malawi in a 2002 World Cup qualifier on Saturday. But with the absence through injury of the country’s veteran striker Mike Okoth, the Nigerian-born coach has his work cut out. Since taking over in […]

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/ 19 April 2000

ADAMS BACK FOR PROTEAS

LEFT-arm wrist spinner Paul Adams, sidelined since breaking a finger while fielding in the fifth test against England in January, returns to the South African squad for their tour of Sri Lanka in July and August. The 16-man squad named on Monday includes the 13 players who contested the three-match one-day series against Australia which […]

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/ 19 April 2000

AMAGLUG TO PLAY KIWIS IN NORTH HARBOUR

THE Amaglug-glug, South Africa’s under-23 footballers, will face New Zealand at North Harbour Stadium in their Olympic soccer qualifier on May 19. The stadium was confirmed for the vital clash after a meeting between New Zealand Soccer representatives and the Oceania Football Confederation. The second leg will be played in Johannesburg on May 27.

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/ 19 April 2000

ANGLO SELLS NON-CORE ASSETS

ANGLO American plc has disposed of another two of its non-core assets as part of the company’s programme of disposals. Anglo announced on Monday that it has sold its remaining 25% of die cast wheels manufacturer NF Die Cast and 5,7-million shares in industrial and media group Johnnic. Anglo also announced that on March 28 […]

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/ 19 April 2000

BABY AMONG FIVE FAMILY MURDER VICTIMS

THE bodies of a family of five, including a month-old baby girl, were found in a bedroom in their luxury Swawelpoort, Pretoria East, home on Tuesday afternoon. Police spokesman Captain George Francis said the bodies of 37-year-old property magnate Wessel Bester, his 35-year-old wife Wianda and their three children, aged between a month and four […]

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/ 19 April 2000

BENKENSTEIN TO SKIPPER SA A

THE UCBSA on Monday named its 16-man SA A squad to tour the West Indies in August and September. The side will be skippered by Dale Benkenstein and is made up of a number of youthful cricketers, combined with more experienced players who have proven records. SA A squad: SA “A”: Dale Benkenstein (capt. Natal), […]

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/ 19 April 2000

Cibi gets Bafana call-up

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Cape Town | Wednesday 1.25pm. MOROKA Swallows midfielder Jokhonia Cibi received his second Bafana Bafana call-up on Tuesday as South African coach Trott Moloto struggled to find a replacement for Dumisa Ngobe whose Turkish club Ankaragucu has failed to released him for Saturday’s Olympic qualifier against Lesotho. Cibi, 23, has the talent to […]

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/ 19 April 2000

CONGO, DRC WANT TO HOST CUP OF NATIONS

THE Democratic Republic of Congo and the Congo are planning to launch a joint bid to host the 2004 African Cup of Nations. An agreement was signed last Saturday between the respective ministers of sport from the neighboring countries with the view to presenting a formal bid to the African football Confederation. If the bid […]

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/ 19 April 2000

CRONJE JUDGE TO BE APPOINTED SOON

THE United Cricket Board of South Africa was still waiting on Monday for a judge to be appointed to conduct an inquiry into cricket’s betting and match-fixing scandal. Managing director Ali Bacher said he remains confident an announcement will be made this week and that the inquiry will be completed by the end of May. […]

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/ 19 April 2000

DISHCLOTH THIEF GETS FIVE YEARS SENTENCE

A MAN who broke into an animal clinic and stole a dishcloth – his first offence – has been sentenced to five years in jail in the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court. “There are too many people who walk around and break into houses without caring about the consequences for the victims,” magistrate Kallie Bosch told Johannes […]