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Government’s Fragile Unity Stretched

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jul 1994

As MPs get ready to reconvene parliament next week, Ian Clayton analyses the tensions in the Government of National Unity THE fragile political...

Help For Mini Entrepreneurs

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jul 1994

Reg Rumney reports on a small business initiative that works AN innovative method of distributing products in the townships is paying off for...

No Show Winnie’s In The Poo Again

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jul 1994

Deputy Minister Winnie Mandela is again at the centre of a row -- this time with her superior, writes Ivor Powell A RIFT...

If You Can’t Beat Em Eat Em

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jul 1994

Outrageous acts on the field and selection blunders off it have blighted the South African tour of New Zealand RUGBY: Barney Spender IT...

Tourist Trip To Darkest Africa

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jul 1994

NATIVE TONGUE Bafana Khumalo I AM walking down the street, hand in hand with my dearly beloved, gingerly stepping over the brownish water...

Privatisation On Hold

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jul 1994

Privatisation of large parastatals is not yet on the cards, says Public Enterprise Minister Stella Sigcau, but it hasn't been ruled out. Duma...

SA Needs a True And Black Opposition Party

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jul 1994

White opposition politics has been discredited and the main hope for black opposition, the Pan Africanist Congress, is in tatters. A new black...

An Orange Glow Over Exports

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jul 1994

Simon Segal reports on booming fruit export markets SOUTH Africa's citrus exports are now expected by Outspan, the industry's international marketing arm, to...

On The Wild Side Of The Screen

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jul 1994

Justin Pearce LOUIS ARMSTRONG, Talking Heads and the Leningrad Cowboys are among the artists who will appear on independent cinema screens when the...

Blowing The Whistle On Corruption

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jul 1994

SOCCER: Ray Nxumalo A WHISTLEMAN who has lost the respect of players and officials is not worthy of officiating at a game whose...

Tobacco Campaign a Lot Of Twak

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jul 1994

CRITICAL CONSUMER Pat Sidley HOLLAND is a country which is seen, not least by its own residents, as being inhabited by rational people...

Police Investigate Mi Aid To Unita

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jul 1994

South African operatives are allegedly still assisting Unita rebels in Angola, reports Stefaans Brummer CLAIMS are being investigated by policethat renegade Military Intelligence...

Showers Of Rose Petals

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jul 1994

MOVEABLE FEAST Marino Corazza I WAS not blessed with a sweet tooth. While others drool over birthday cakes, going gaga about upping their...

No Winnie But Stompie’s Mum Is Still Ready To Love

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jul 1994

If Winnie Mandela had made it to Parys at the weekend, she would have found forgiveness, reports Sibusiso Nxumalo SLAIN child activist Stompie...

Civil Servant Wages Row

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jul 1994

Drew Forrest THE impasse over the salaries of ministerial staff posed a serious threat to the effectiveness of South Africa's new executive and...

A Comedy Of Human Errors

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jul 1994

CINEMA: Fabius Burger Best Film at the Edinburgh Film Festival and recipient of the Critics Award at the Venice Film Festival, Leon the...

Hain Savours Victory At Lord S

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jul 1994

Peter Hain, one of the leaders of the South African sporting boycott, was at Lord's to see last week's historic Test. He spoke...

Making a Second Contribution

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jul 1994

After a short visit earlier this year, American singer/songwriter Shawn Phillips is back, exploring his new- found affinity for South African music. He...

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