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/ 8 November 1996
ON Tuesday Wilf Paish – the highly respected British athletics coach who was brought to South Africa to prepare South Africa’s athletes for the Olympic Games in Atlanta – returned home two months before his contract was due to expire Paish had tendered his resignation just days before the Olympic team departed for Atlanta in […]
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/ 8 November 1996
Cheating scientists in many countries have national committees to answer to, write Peter Lennon and Lesley Cowling, but not in South Africa or Britain THERE was a time when we stood to attention at the mention of “scientific” research. But the discovery last week of fraud by a researcher at the United States National Institutes […]
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/ 8 November 1996
Corruption and incompetence at Eskom’s Soweto division have led to a management shake-up, reports Andy Duffy ESKOM is quietly replacing top staff at one of its largest divisions after an independent investigation uncovered rampant corruption and incompetence among senior management. The parastatal declines to detail the shake- up at the Soweto division, saying its plans […]
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/ 8 November 1996
air RUGBY:Andy Capostagno IT might have been a stupid tour to lay on after the busiest season ever, but at least it has started in the right place. Isolated pockets of Argentina are aware that the world champions are in their backyard, but while a few players are carrying muscle injuries, there are not many […]
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/ 8 November 1996
The mining industry has failed to implement seven-day working on a broad basis, reports Fay Davids CONTINUOUS mining operations, long mooted as a lifeline for the mining industry, have proved less successful than hoped. The principle that mines would move to seven-day operations – or full calender operations (Fulco) – was finally agreed between management […]
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/ 8 November 1996
THEATRE: Andrew Wilson IF governance, current ideology and politics in Britain are supposed to be that society’s expression of its ideals and values, playwright David Hare is a disappointed man. Writing in 1991, he maintained theatre was in a unique position to illustrate “an age in which men’s ideals and men’s practice bear no relation […]
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/ 8 November 1996
ops THE introduction of continuous operations at Johannesburg Consolidated Investment’s HJ Joel gold mine played a major part in pulling the Free State operation back from the brink. Human resources director Andre Geldenhuys says Fulco has led to a 20% jump in employees on core operations – an additional 400 jobs – improved productivity and […]
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/ 8 November 1996
HAZEL FRIEDMAN previews Johnny Golightly’s latest collection called Love: A Retrospective WHAT do you do when the romance goes out of your relationship? “You put on your clothes and go home.” Those words are familiar to all of us who’ve gone looking for love in all the wrong beds. But to artist John Anthony Boerma, […]
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/ 8 November 1996
The South Africans lost the vital match and the Titan Cup, but they can take comfort from the fact that one-day matches are quickly forgotten while Test matches are the ones that are remembered CRICKET:V Roger Prabasarkar AS magnificent as South Africa’s form was in the Titan Cup, although they fell at the final hurdle, […]
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/ 8 November 1996
Lynda Loxton AFTER months of exhaustive negotiations, three important South African trade agreements are firming up and could be concluded in the first half of 1997. Although separate, the three are also closely linked and will affect each other in vital ways which will, hopefully, benefit not only South Africa but the region as a […]