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Monthly Archives: May 2002

May 26, 2002 | Science & Technology

As Wired quite dramatically put it: “The Man Who Cracked The Code to Everything… But first it cracked him. The…

May 23, 2002 | South Africa

An Elardus Park mother of three described in detail how her daughter whimpered as she was led away by a…

May 17, 2002 | South Africa

The son of Deputy Minerals and Energy Minister Susan Shabangu, was expelled from the Sunward Park High School in Boksburg…

May 17, 2002 | South Africa

The wife of Ladysmith Black Mambazo’s Joseph Shabalala was murdered last night, right in front of the world famous musician….

May 17, 2002 | South Africa

A medical student at the University of Natal, Thokozile Ngesi, died at Entabeni Hospital on Wednesday after she was shot…

May 14, 2002 | South Africa

Scientists, researchers and welfare agencies warn that without “determined and dramatic” intervention, the soaring Aids deaths, particularly of young mothers,...

May 11, 2002 | South Africa

Delays by the department of home affairs have prompted Cape Town city councillor Jonathan Hulley to resign from the city…

May 9, 2002 | Fun & Humour

It’s a card game not quite like any other card game. You make up the rules as you go along…

May 8, 2002 | South Africa

Human body parts may be for sale on the streets in Johannesburg’s city centre, according to a hard-hitting documentary. www.iol.co.za

May 7, 2002 | South Africa

An SPCA manager, who “never had the heart to put down a dog or a cat”, was found lying in…

May 6, 2002 | South Africa

All that terrified hijacking victim Veronica Frey could see were the evening stars through a tiny hole she had poked…

May 5, 2002 | Politics

Joseph Frederick, the Juneau-Douglas High School senior suspended in January for displaying a banner reading “Bong Hits 4 Jesus” during…

May 4, 2002 | Politics

In response to braindead comments made by Jamie Kellner, chairman and CEO of Turner Broadcasting, Yale’s LawMeme compiled a list…

SF author Harlan Ellison has a quiet word about Isaac Asimov’s death and an egregious misreading of history.