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/ 24 October 2006
A new television series explores South African culture through the country’s weddings, writes Riaan Wolmarans.
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/ 24 October 2006
New television and music forums could help South African industries, writes Charlene Smith.
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/ 24 October 2006
Athol Fugard’s <i>Valley Song</i> has been set to music by composer Thomas Rajna, writes Guy Willoughby, the instigator of the project.
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/ 24 October 2006
<b>Review: </b> <i>Bite of the Banshee</i>
by Muff Andersson
(STE)
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/ 24 October 2006
Protecting children against tuberculosis (TB) in developing countries may become easier as a result of South African-based research that has found that a simple vaccination technique is as effective as the more complicated method currently recommended. Researchers compared two methods of vaccinating newborn children.
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/ 24 October 2006
Poorly written legislation has historically allowed telecoms operators to play the competition authorities off against the communications regulator, creating a regulation void that gives rise to a phenomenon known as forum shopping. The recently promulgated Electronic Communications Act has made the problem worse.
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/ 24 October 2006
Officially the ”Democratic Republic of Pavón” was a prison farm outside Guatemala City, a patch of scrubland where inmates would grow vegetables and tend livestock in one of Latin America’s more progressive penal institutions. Recently a very different image emerged.
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/ 24 October 2006
”I look at myself in my full-length mirror. I’m horrified. I have disappeared and somebody I don’t recognise is looking back at me. I cannot tell how old she is, how much she weighs, whether she has a kind or a sad face, the length of her hair.” Muslim journalist Zaiba Malik had never worn the niqab, so she was shocked by how it made her feel — and how strangers reacted to it.
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/ 24 October 2006
The golden arches have regained their sparkle. McDonald’s has been battered by tell-all books, Hollywood movies and incandescent dietary experts — but the world’s largest fast-food chain has bounced back triumphantly. The 51-year-old Chicago-based restaurant behemoth this week announced that its sales had rocketed on both sides of the Atlantic.
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