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/ 24 June 1999

TOP SCORERS IN NATIONS CUP

AFTER the qualifying matches for the African Cup of Nations 2000 tournament, the leading scorers are: 6 goals – Theodore Ngue-Nguema (Gabon) 4 – Mahamadou Dissa (Mali), Fabrice ‘Akwa’ Maieco (Angola), Hamid Merakchi (Algeria), Christopher Perle (Mauritius) 3 – Ruphin Menakley, Etienne Rasoanaivo (Madagascar), Samson Okoth, Maurice Sunguti (Kenya), Faouzi Rouissi, Adel Sellimi (Tunisia), Modibo […]

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/ 24 June 1999

MBEKI TO ATTEND DRC SUMMIT

GOVERNMENT officials flew to Lusaka on Tuesday to take part in talks to prepare for a regional summit aimed at ending the 10-month conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the foreign ministry said. The South African government team, led by foreign ministry director-general Jackie Selebi, is expected to be followed on Saturday by a […]

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/ 24 June 1999

JOY TO SADNESS FOR WAUGHS

AUSTRALIA celebrated its cricket World Cup victory Monday as joy turned to sadness for captain Steve Waugh and twin brother Mark as their grandfather died just hours after the win. Edward Waugh, 89, died at a northern New South Wales hospital just hours after the Australians, led by the Waugh twins, thrashed Pakistan in the […]

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/ 24 June 1999

SEXWALE TURNS DIAMOND MAGNATE

TOKYO Sexwale, the ex-Premier of Gauteng now turned businessman, has unveiled plans for his long-anticipated foray into the diamond mining industry. In a R55 million deal negotiated, structured and advised by BoE Merchant Bank, Sexwale has acquired a 34% strategic stake in alluvial diamond mining company Gem Diamond Mining Corporation.

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/ 24 June 1999

STRIKING WORKERS TORCH GRADER

STRIKING labourers on the R2-billion Maputo Corridor toll road torched a large grader and an excavator during a wage dispute on Tuesday night. No one has been arrested for the attack yet but regional police spokeswoman Sergeant Thabisile Gama said police have strong leads and expect to take some of the culprits into custody soon. […]

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/ 24 June 1999

HEATH UNIT NAILS EX-MAYOR

THE Heath Special Investigating Unit on Wednesday announced that it has been granted nine orders by the Special Tribunal on Monday against nine former Butterworth town councillors, who owe the council a collective R157187 in unpaid cellphone debts. The council’s resolutions had stipulated that councillors could have a cellphone from the council, if they paid […]

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/ 24 June 1999

WARNE-INSPIRED AUSTRALIA HUMILIATE PAKISTAN

AUSTRALIA’S Steve Waugh lifted the cricket World Cup on Sunday after his side sent Pakistan spinning to the greatest humiliation in the tournament’s history. They won with eight wickets and an extraordinary 29.5 overs to spare. What was expected to be a rousing finale between two well-matched sides, turned into a no-contest as Pakistan were […]

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/ 24 June 1999

BLUE BULLS MAKE CHANGES

AT AN executive meeting at Minolta Loftus on Wednesday, the Blue Bulls announced some management changes for the upcoming year. Phil Pretorius and Heyneke Meyer are the short list of coaches to be recommended to the South African Rugby Football Union, who will appoint the Bulls’ coach. Further shifts include Piet Olivier chairing the Board […]

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/ 24 June 1999

Wales go down again

WEDNESDAY, 12.30PM: THE Welsh touring squad were handed their fourth consecutive tour defeat by the Gauteng Falcons in an ill-tempered match played at the Isak Steyl stadium in Vanderbijlpark on Tuesday night. The home side dominated the first half, securing almost 80% of the possession, and scored three tries to the single Welsh effort. The […]