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Farouk Chothia

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/ 17 June 1994

Durban’s house of horrors

A mountain of unclaimed, decomposing corpses was just one of the nightmares Farouk Chothia recently discovered at the largest mortuary.

By Farouk Chothia
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/ 15 April 1994

Sleeping with the enemy

They could have been Natal’s "star-crossed overs" but their story has a happy ending.

By Farouk Chothia
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/ 11 February 1994

KwaZulu minister gets two salaries

When a district surgeon was appointed kwaZulu’s minister of health he ensured that he would still be paid for his former job, reports Farouk Chothia.

By Farouk Chothia
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/ 27 August 1993

Mandela talks tough to rebel MK cadres

Disgruntled Umkhonto weSizwe soldiers in southern Natal ended their 10-day sit-in at the African National Congress’s regional offices in Durban.

By Farouk Chothia

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