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/ 26 August 1999

COSATU LAUDS MBOWENI

THE Congress of SA Trade Unions on Tuesday welcomed plans by South Africa’s new Reserve Bank Governor Tito Mboweni to consult organised labour and business on monetary policy. Mboweni announced his plans on Tuesday in his first address to the Bank’s annual general meeting since taking office earlier this month. Cosatu said Mboweni’s pledge to […]

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/ 25 August 1999

MBEKI ATTENDS POWER LAUNCH

PRESIDENT Thabo Mbeki arrived in Keetmanshoop in Namibia on Wednesday morning for the commissioning of a multi-million rand electricity transmission project between South Africa and Namibia. He was received by his Namibian counterpart Sam Nujoma on arrival at the site of the Kokerboom 400 kilowatt substation, which will channel power between the two countries.

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/ 25 August 1999

Ndou in controversial defence

DEON POTGIETER, Cape Town | Wednesday 3.00pm. AMIDST the growing controversy surrounding the National boxing commission’s chief executive Mava Malla, Phillip “the time bomb” Ndou is set to make an explosive first defence of his national featherweight title on Wednesday night. His opponent, who accepted the fight on less than a week’s notice” is Solomzi […]

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/ 25 August 1999

New secondary insurance market

MICHAEL METELITS, Johannesburg | Wednesday 12.30pm. HOLDERS of life insurance policies will be able to get a higher price when selling the assets in the near future as Sanlam and Policy Link, an Australian firm, have an agreement to formalise the handling of second-hand policies. Regular procedures for handling the second-hand policies will raise the […]

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/ 25 August 1999

NIGERIAN SELLS MILITARY AIRCRAFT

THE Nigerian Air Force is selling its Jaguar, Mig-21 and G22 aircraft through open bidding, the chief of air staff, Air Vice-Marshal Isaac Alfa, said. He told airforce personnel at the Ikeja Air Force Logistics Command in Lagos that the money realised from the sale will be used to buy needed multi-role combat aircraft. He […]

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/ 25 August 1999

Okkert Brits returns

MICHAEL FINCH, Seville | Wednesday 12.00pm. DARE one suggest it, but Okkert Brits is back. The world’s third highest ever polevaulter, who has gone through a three year valley of darkness, finally saw some light at the end of the tunnel on the fourth day of the 7th World Athletics championships in Seville. Battling back […]

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/ 25 August 1999

POST OFFICE GIVES LOCKOUT NOTICE

THE Post Office on Wednesday gave the Communication Workers’ Union a 48-hour notice that striking workers will be locked out of the work area. Post Office communications general manager Sandile Madolo said a 48-hour lock-out notice was given to the CWU national office to “…prevent postal service standards from further being negatively affected by the […]

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/ 25 August 1999

W AFRICAN GAS PIPELINE UP

THE state-run Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation and the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation have signed an agreement on the execution of the West African Gas Pipeline project. The deal is a follow-up to the agreement signed in Cotonou, Benin, 11 August between Nigeria, Ghana, Benin and Togo, and Chevron Nigeria and the Nigerian Gas Company. The […]