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Rehana Rossouw CAPE TOWN either has an Olympic bid which benefits the poor, or the=20 Games will not take place in the city in 2004, a coalition of organisations= has warned. Slamming the initiative as a =D2big business bid=D3, the Coalition for=20 Sustainable Cities (CSC), representing 35 trade union, political,=20 environmental and development organisations, this […]
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/ 8 September 1995
With a draft Bill banning almost all child labour about to be presented to= the Cabinet, trainee journalist Fumane Diseko posed as a child labourer,=20 and ended up being fired without pay Fumane Diseko It is 6.30 in the morning at a petrol station in Leandra. More than 35 peop= stuff themselves into the back […]
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/ 8 September 1995
Shaun de Waal NEIL YOUNG: Mirror Ball (Warner Bros) ON this magnificent album, the godfather of grunge teams up with some of=20 his godchildren, namely Pearl Jam. Less eccentric than last year=D5s Sleeps= with Angels, this is deceptively simple rock=D5n=D5roll exactly as it shoul= d be=20 =D1 three-chord-wonders (one after another), tangled in Young=D5s wailing,= […]
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/ 8 September 1995
Many of South Africa=D5s representatives have good prospects for gold in th= upcoming All Africa Games in Zimbabwe, writes Julian Drew AFTER International Olym-pic Committee president Juan Antonio=20 Samaranch opens the sixth All Africa Games in Harare next Wednesday=20 South Africa=D5s 407-strong team is expected to claim a sizable proportion = the available medals over […]
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/ 8 September 1995
RUGBY: Jon Swift WEARING a crown is one of the most uncomfortable and unwieldy=20 burdens given to sporting champions. Certainly, this proved the case for=20 South Africa at Ellis Park last Saturday. Even the 40-11 final scoreline=20 against the 14 Welshmen who remained on the field at the final whistle=20 didn=D5t quite re-gild the tarnish […]
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/ 8 September 1995
Aspasia Karras talks to Dr Danisa Baloyi about the challenges facing the=20 chairwoman of the Gauteng Tender Board Dr Danisa Baloyi=D5s appointment as chairwoman of the Gauteng Tender=20 Board could be seen as the culmination of an active mobilising presence in= the black business community, where she has been central in the formation= of such […]
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/ 8 September 1995
Marion Edmunds Despairing of the difficult conditions under which they work, a number of= parliamentary officials are seeking relief from the long, hard days in song= More than a hundred parliamentary officials have formed a choir, and have= already had two practices.=20 The chairperson of the new choir, Hansard official Marina Griebenow, said= she had […]
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/ 8 September 1995
Nicoli Nattrass and Jeremy Seekings take issue with Eddie Webster=D5s=20 social democracy SOCIAL democrats must come out of the closet, says sociologist Eddie=20 Webster in a recent article (M&G August 18 to 24). Indeed they should.=20 But Webster=D5s vision of social democracy is an impoverished one. His=20 enthusiasm for the labour movement seems to have […]
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/ 8 September 1995
Amendments to the Income Tax Act cut back on the loopholes to which=20 firms have become accustomed. Karen Harverson reports A tax loophole, which effectively meant Inland Revenue made a loan to the= taxpaying public, has been stopped.=20 This was one of the 1995 amendments to the Income Tax Act, passed in=20 July and reviewed […]
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/ 8 September 1995
ACRIMONY at the women=D5s forum at Huairou has provided an unhappy=20 prelude to the United Nations women=D5s conference which opened in=20 Beijing on Monday.=20 The forum is made up of hugely diverse non-governmental women=D5s=20 organisations. They have come as legitimate pressure groups, invited under= the UN banner, to press their interests at the Beijing conference. […]