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Sordid Affairs
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Staff Reporter
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14 Jun 1985
The menacing chili of Jamba has struck again.
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The cock and bull show
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Staff Reporter
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14 Jun 1985
Few give Zapu (symbol, a bull) any chance of unseating Mugabe's Zanu(symbol, a cock).
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Detention deaths up since ’77
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Staff Reporter
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14 Jun 1985
Detention-related deaths have increased dramatically despite assurances to the contrary by the Minister of Law and Order, Louis Le Grange.
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Welcome to the Weekly Mail
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Staff Reporter
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14 Jun 1985
It was started by a group of journalists put on the streets by the closures of the <em>Rand Daily Mail</em> and the <em>Sunday Express</em>.
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Two million to face forced removal
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Staff Reporter
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14 Jun 1985
The threat of forced removal still hangs over at least 2 000 000 people in South Africa today.
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Power plays behind the mealie wars
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Pat Sidley
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14 Jun 1985
So why did the Government dump the farmers?
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Influx reforms ‘piecemeal’
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Staff Reporter
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14 Jun 1985
Black political and civic organisations have reacted to the proposed changes in influx control by calling on the government to scrap influx control.
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Detainees link SAP men to Renamo
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Janet Wilhelm
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14 Jun 1985
A number of people detained in the Eastern Transvaal in the last few months have signed affidavits.
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Disinvestors miss the point
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Howard Preece
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14 Jun 1985
This is why the scope for damage from "disinvestment" is less than many of those calling for it, or opposing it, seem to realise.
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Three questions the judge left hanging
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Staff Reporter
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14 Jun 1985
The Kannemeyer report into the killing of 20 blacks by police gunfire at Langa on March 21 provided authoritative answers to many questions.
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The can’t-shoot gang
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Staff Reporter
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14 Jun 1985
I have observed several of the agency's clandestine actions around the world over the past 30 years or so, and there is a good deal of truth ...
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Local tampons free of toxic fibre
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Staff Reporter
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14 Jun 1985
South African tampon manufacturers say they do not use the fibre believed to cause toxic shock syndrome.
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Bus boycott hangs on meeting today
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Staff Reporter
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14 Jun 1985
Commuters have been boycotting the only bus service in Lenasia (privately owned) since the beginning of this month.
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Slow progress in union unity talks
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Staff Reporter
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14 Jun 1985
Like the soap opera <em>Dallas</em> the trade union unity talks seem to lurch from season to season without ever reaching finality.
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Treason charges linked to unrest
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Staff Reporter
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14 Jun 1985
The state's case against 22 treasons trialists who appeared in the Pretoria Magistrate's Court this week.
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Legionnaire’s case in Jo’burg hospital
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Staff Reporter
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14 Jun 1985
Kelvin Esterhuizen was admitted to the Johannesburg Hospital two weeks ago suffering from the mysterious new disease.
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A giant hole in the city scenery
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Staff Reporter
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14 Jun 1985
The city council's decision to blow up two of the cooling towers on June 16 has disturbed a good few people.
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