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/ 2 November 1999

SAVIMBI’S SON FALLS OUT

ANGOLAN authorities on Monday introduced journalists to a young man purporting to be a son of Unita leader Jonas Savimbi with whom he has fallen out. “I am in disagreement with him,” said Araujo Domingos Sakaika (22) who bears an Ivorian passport. Sakaika said he left the central Unita stronghold of Andulo, which fell last […]

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/ 2 November 1999

SA pulls out of Sacada

OWN CORRESPONDENT and AFP, Maputo | Tuesday 6.00pm MOZAMBIQUE said on Tuesday that South Africa is pulling out of a joint an agricultural resettlement scheme undertaken by the two countries. Camal Meraji, spokesman for the Mosagrius Development Corp. (SDM), said the South African Chamber for Agricultural Development in Africa (Sacada) is relinquishing its 50% stake […]

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/ 2 November 1999

SA DIPLOMACY IN TAJIKISTAN

THE first South African Ambassador to be accredited to the Central Asian Republic of Tajikistan on Monday presented his credentials to President Emomali Rahmonov in the capital Dushanbe. Ambassador to Turkey based in Ankara, Tom Wheeler, is now also South Africa’s non-resident Ambassador to the Republic of Tajikistan. Tajikistan, which borders China, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and […]

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/ 2 November 1999

MUBARAK IN PARIS FOR MEDICAL TESTS

EGYPT’S 71-year-old president, Hosni Mubarak, is flying to Paris on Monday for medical tests in the Val de Grace military hospital, Information Minister Safwat al-Sherif announced. “Mr. Mubarak will make a private visit of a few days for medical tests … following an ear infection he picked up last week,” the minister said. “During his […]

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/ 2 November 1999

HART CHANGES FOUR

NEW Zealand coach John Hart on Tuesday made four changes for his team’s World Cup third-place playoff match against South Africa at the Millennium Stadium on Thursday evening. Byron Kelleher, who failed to shine against the French, has a calf injury and has lost his spot at scrum-half for a match that will be a […]

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/ 2 November 1999

E CAPE TOWN WITHOUT WATER

THE Eastern Cape coastal town of Hamburg has been without water for the last 40 days, despite water being pumped daily at 2,3 litres per second into its two brand new bulk supply reservoirs. The reservoirs hold 545 kilolitres of water and a third, scheduled for completion by Christmas, part of a R1,6 million upgrade […]

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/ 2 November 1999

Boks make four changes for play-offs

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Cardiff | Tuesday 7.30am. SPRINGBOK coach Nick Mallett has made four changes to his side for the World Cup third-place playoff match against New Zealand on Thursday night. Back-rower Bobby Skinstad and wings Deon Kayser and Pieter Rossouw are all be ruled out with injuries suffered in the South Africans’ semi-final loss to […]

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/ 2 November 1999

Ajax get their ‘Ninja’

OWN CORRESPONDENT, Johannesburg | Tuesday 12.15pm. DUTCH soccer giants Ajax Amsterdam have bought local under-17 national captain Zitha “Ninja” Mofokeng. The acquisition follows an agreement between the South African Football Association-Transnet soccer academy and Ajax director of youth development Hans Westerhoff. Mofokeng leaves for Holland in January because he is busy writing his Grade 11 […]

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/ 1 November 1999

Rose blooms too late

DEON POTGIETER, London | Monday 9.15am. ALTHOUGH showing signs of his former greatness in the late rounds of his World Boxing Federation world middleweight title fight on Sunday night, Dingaan Thobela should hang up his gloves. Thobela lost a twelve round decision to champion Cornelius Carr in England. “The Rose”, a shadow of the man […]