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/ 28 October 2006

SABC condemns beating of reporter in DRC

The beating of a South African Broadcasting Corporation TV journalist by Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) police undermines the corporation’s ability to report on the election there, said the SABC on Saturday. SABC spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago condemned the beating of Njanji Chauke on Friday ”in the strongest possible terms”.

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/ 28 October 2006

Eagles defeat the Lions by two wickets

The Eagles won a hanger against the Highveld Lions by two wickets on Friday night in Bloemfontein after the home team nearly lost the match in the second last over. The defending champions nearly lost their grip on the match when Jacques Rudolp (111), Roger Telemachus (0) and Cliff Deacon (0) all walked back to the pavilion within the space of three runs over the last two overs.

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/ 28 October 2006

Juventus penalty reduced by eight points

Juventus had its penalty in the Italian match-fixing scandal reduced by eight points on Friday. The Turin club jumped from 20th place in the second-division standings to 12th. Juventus was stripped of its 2005 and 2006 Serie A titles, demoted to Serie B, and docked 17 points by a sports tribunal in July.

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/ 28 October 2006

Dolphins win by 22 runs

Seamer Yusuf Abdullah turned in an impressive bowling performance for the Nashua Dolphins in their MTN Domestic League cricket match against the Cape Cobras at Kingsmead on Friday night to put the home side on the path to victory by 22 runs.

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/ 28 October 2006

Caddies down clubs at Cape tournament

Caddies at the world Amateur Team Golf Championships, being played at Stellenbosch, went on strike on Saturday morning over a pay dispute. Chairperson of the Caddy Institute of South Africa Barry Stemmet said that play had got under way, but that the players — of which there were just over 200 from 45 countries — were being given golf carts instead of caddies.