| May 28, 2005 |
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Cup final teams chasing massive incentive Special Correspondent JOHANNESBURG – Two young SA coaches, Pitso Mosimane and Roger De Sa, will be at each other’s throats as they both chase the R2.5-million on offer to the victorious team in the Absa Cup soccer final at Olympia Park in Rustenberg today.... Crusaders coach confident they can regain title By Julian Linden SYDNEY – Canterbury coach Robbie Deans believes the Crusaders can shake off their undeserved chokers tag by beating the New South Wales Waratahs in today’s Super 12 rugby final in Christchurch.... Boks coming on nicely, says coach BLOEMFONTEIN – The Springbok rugby coaching staff yesterday declared themselves satisfied with the first week of the pre-season training camp here.... |
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Delivery the key to nation’s success LET’s face it, South Africa is no welfare state. Its failures fully to deliver affect the matters of old age pensions, keeping hospitals running in an efficient and caring way and getting township schools up to scratch. All these could be rectified by proper service delivery, by ensuring that the machinery of government turns efficiently, that our hospitals are properly staffed and run, that the social services help those for whom they are intended and that municipal services promote the health and comfort of all.... 
Fake licences to be had for a fee – in an hour By Lauren Cohen ASPIRING Eastern Cape motorists can be hooked up with a contact to secure a fraudulent driver’s licence within an hour – all it takes is a trip down to your nearest traffic department.... 
Yellowfin tuna hunt is for tough men, and a vixen You need a hide that withstands bruising and a stomach that rides big swells. Strength and patience also help, writes Michael Roux van Zyl. Keen amateur fisherman Mike Holmes took the pictures... 
Dulce opens offices in historic PE hotel By Michael Roux van Zyl THE Port Elizabeth-based Dulce cafe franchise company recently bought a historical Richmond Hill hotel and restaurant to use as its national headquarters, while expanding on its core hospitality business.... 
‘Survivor’ final will have them all glued to the telly Tuesday night will be fireworks all the way, says Babalwa Shota CANCEL that date; skip the gym and buy a bag of microwave popcorn because Tuesday is D-Day. The three-hour finale of SABC3’s Survivor: Vanuatu Islands of Fire is on, and it’s getting hotter as it approaches an explosive ending.... |
