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/ 20 November 2006
As a young man, he was less than keen to go to Vietnam. But after his mid-term "thumping", President George W Bush may welcome the chance to hole up in Hanoi at the 21-nation Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) summit meeting. Vietnam is a one-party state. After recent events, the United States is not.
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/ 20 November 2006
Eric Werker of the Harvard Business School speaks to Martha Lagace about a
paper to be published in December.
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/ 20 November 2006
As bank customers we are able to shop around for the best banking package, and the banks have been fairly aggressive in offering cheaper banking options. However, there is an additional fee over which we have no control. It provides a large but conveniently indeterminate revenue fee for the banks and faces no competition.
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/ 20 November 2006
The Smoking Popes reunite and release a DVD and CD, to the delight of Lloyd Gedye.
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/ 20 November 2006
Tumi Makgetla attends the Soweto Wine and Brandy Festival, an event dedicated to honing the performative identity of a wine connoisseur.
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/ 20 November 2006
The <i>Mail & Guardian</i> reviews The Black Neon’s <i>Arts and Crafts</i>, an adventurous summer soundtrack, as well as new releases by Editors, Ghostface Killah and Smog.
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/ 20 November 2006
Paul Boekkooi speaks to Herman van Veen about building a community theatre</i>.
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/ 20 November 2006
<i>Pride: Protest and Celebration</i> is a new book, edited by Shaun de Waal and Anthony Manion, documenting the history of Johannesburg’s lesbian and gay Pride march over its 16-year history. Drawing on the Gay and Lesbian Archives, it uses pictures and personal testimony to trace Pride’s evolution.
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/ 20 November 2006
Whether you are switching careers or just your dinner order, here are ways to make things <b>better</b> — not just different.
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/ 20 November 2006
Growing consumer demand for organic food is driving some South African farmers to disguise non-organic products as organic, writes Hila Bouzaglou.