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Sibusiso Nxumalo talks to some `illegals' A comment by Edwin, a Nigerian now living illegally in Johannesburg and studying business science at Damelin...

Hidden Misery Behind SA’s Golden Heritage

Staff Reporter - 15 Jul 1994

As a new government commission prepares to examine mine safety, Vuyo Mvoko speaks to a victim of a mining disaster A WARD at...

Bacher Goes Into Bat For Africa

Staff Reporter - 15 Jul 1994

CRICKET: Jon Swift IT is of course supposition, for no one in the United Cricket Board would be so arrogant as to make...

Things Go Better With Cott

Staff Reporter - 15 Jul 1994

Never mind Pepsi, Canada's Cott Corporation is the latest threat to Coke in South Africa, reports Teigue Payne CANADIAN housebrands company Cott Corporation...

Play The Ref Not The Rules

Staff Reporter - 15 Jul 1994

RUGBY: Barney Spender HALF-way through the tour, and the South African players and management know that they are looking down the barrel. This...

Alternative Beat Of The Techno Tribe

Staff Reporter - 15 Jul 1994

Poetry readings and techno raves put punch into an often predictable Fringe, writes Alex Dodd ONE flu-ridden Grahamstown local wildly theorised that the...

Ominous Violence As Workers Picket For Pay

Staff Reporter - 15 Jul 1994

Violence erupted at Pick 'n Pay stores this week as workers downed tools following the failure of pay talks. Vuyo Mvoko reports PICKET...

Cracks Appear In The Rival Housing Plans

Staff Reporter - 15 Jul 1994

The PWV will be hard-pressed to construct 150 000 houses a year, reports Drew Forrest THE low-cost housing field has become a house...

Africus Biennale Casts Its Players

Staff Reporter - 15 Jul 1994

Hazel Friedman AT last! After much deliberation and volatile exchanges, selections for the South African curated exhibitions of the 1995 Africus Biennale have...

New Evidence But No Action

Staff Reporter - 15 Jul 1994

Farouk Chothia FRESH allegations about a high-ranking South African policeman arming an Inkatha warlord three weeks after the April elections have heightened ANC...

The Beasties Bite Whose Hands Dare Feed Them

Staff Reporter - 15 Jul 1994

Caring for traumatised penguins is a pretty thankless task -- yet volunteers are queueing up to help the birds survive the Apollo Sea...

The Little Maestro At 40 Opens

Staff Reporter - 15 Jul 1994

Gary Player is one of the greatest golfers of all time. This week he sets yet another record: 40 consecutive British Open tournaments...

Arts And Lifestyle

Staff Reporter - 15 Jul 1994

THE HOUSE THAT APARTHEID BUILT An exhibition at Wits jolts the viewer into perceiving afresh the history of black and white segregation in...

Retail Sales Recover

Staff Reporter - 15 Jul 1994

* SALES of durable and semi-durable goods in the retail sector continued to recover after the elections, says the Bureau for Economic Research...

Trading Beyond The Law

Staff Reporter - 15 Jul 1994

JSE equity and bond prices show marked moves before major corporate and political announcements, writes Jacques Magliolo RESEARCH by the Mail & Guardian...

Putting His Stock On The Line

Staff Reporter - 15 Jul 1994

Drew Forrest BART DORRESTEIN is a true believer _ and those who question his dream are "doubting Thomases". It's a dream which extends...

Textiles Still In Need Of Unravelling

Staff Reporter - 15 Jul 1994

Textile firms' share prices are surging, but the industry is still in the doldrums, reports Jacques Magliolo MARKET experts play down last year's...

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