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/ 4 May 1999

ANGLOGOLD SEES 87% GROWTH IN HEADLINES

INCREASED gold output and lower production costs from Minorco operations helped AngloGold return highly satisfactory results for the first quarter of the year with headline earnings up 87% at 974 cents per share compared to 521 cents/share in the December quarter. It is the first time the Johannesburg-based group — the largest gold producer in […]

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/ 3 May 1999

WORLD XI BEAT REST XI

DARYLL Cullinan, undefeated on 68, steered the World Cup XI to a hardfought three run victory over a Rest of SA XI in Gary Kirsten’s benefit match at Newlands on Tuesday. Hansie Cronje’s men posted 208/5 in 45 overs to which Peter Kirsten’s team replied with 205/9. With the Rest needing 10 runs from the […]

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/ 3 May 1999

Uruguay are SA’s third opponent

DAVID SHAPSHAK, Johannesburg | Wednesday 2.00pm URUGUAY are South Africa’s final opponent in the pool stage of the Rugby World Cup. The Springboks, who also play Scotland and Spain in the initial round, will Uruguay, the Repechage 2 winners, on October 15 in Glasgow, Scotland. Although losing to Morocco 21 – 18 in Casablanca over […]

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/ 3 May 1999

Gold leads indices

DAVID LE PAGE, Johannesburg | Friday 5.00pm. THE gold index was the top performer on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange on Friday, after a sudden surge in the gold price, gaining 37 points and climbing to 1020. The financial index climbed to 34 points to 9705 while the industrial index climbed 18 points to 7480. The […]

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/ 3 May 1999

PAC NAMES ITS PREMIERS

CONTROVERSIAL MP Patricia de Lille has been named the Pan Africanist Congress’ choice for Western Cape premier, in the party’s “wish list” for provincial premiers, released on Sunday. Former PAC secretary-general Maxwel Nemazhivhanani has been named the premier-candidate for Northern Province, Elias Ntloedibe, a founder member of the PAC, is the premier-elect for the North-West, […]

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/ 3 May 1999

GANGA LOSES CONGO JOB

JEAN-CLAUDE Ganga, one of the six International Olympic Committee (IOC) members expelled in the Salt Lake City corruption scandal, was ousted as president from the Congolese National Olympic Committee (CNOC) on Friday. CNOC president for the past 10 years, Ganga will be replaced by current vice-president Raymond Ibata. Ganga’s position as head of Africa’s association […]

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/ 3 May 1999

GERMANS TO BUILD MPUMA WALL

ILLEGAL immigrants trying to sneak into the Northern Province may soon find themselves up against German-style security measures after provincial police called in border control experts from the state of Saxony. Provincial safety and security MEC Seth Nthai said on Monday the province has signed a cooperation agreement with Saxony to tap into its expertise […]

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/ 3 May 1999

ASEC crush Al-Harrach 4-0 in Champions’ Cup

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Johannesburg | Monday 11.00am. HOLDERS ASEC of Cote d’Ivoire scored two late goals to crush Al-Harrach of Algeria 4-0 in an African Champions League second-round, first-leg clash in Abidjan on Sunday. The youthful Ivorian team went ahead midway through the first half through Venance Zeze and Aruna Dindane added a second after 69 […]

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/ 3 May 1999

ZUMA UNDER FIRE YET AGAIN

HEALTH Minister Dr Nkosazana Zuma has been blamed by two opposition political parties on Sunday after the United States placed South Africa on a trade “watch list” — which identifies countries it claims denies adequate protection to intellectual property rights — for the second year in a row. National Party health spokesman Dr Kobus Gouws […]

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/ 3 May 1999

Pirates win, Sundowns draw Africa matches

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Johannesburg | Saturday 9.00pm. ORLANDO Pirates pulled off a fine 3-1 win over Desporto Maxaquene 3-1 in an African Cup Winners Cup first leg, second round at the FNB Stadium in Johannesburg on Saturday. Pirates converted more chances and made better use of the field and opportunities. It took a goal by Sam […]