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This is a fitting time to revisit Philip Glass’s opera “Satyagraha,” a landmark work of Minimalism. I take Mr. Glass at his word that when “Satyagraha” was introduced, in Rotterdam in 1980, he was following his own voice and vision, not firing...
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A very dangerous idea virus seems to be spreading in today’s new age of widespread media and information dissemination. From the Columbine killings to Virginia...
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The belief that having sex with infants will cure AIDS, has led to a marked increase in the rape of infants and children in South Africa
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England and South Africa will face each other in a Twenty20 match on 20 August 2008 at the Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street in England. The twenty20 match will take...
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Officials on both sides of Zimbabwe’s political divide are vowing to keep talking after regional leaders urged them toward a power-sharing deal.
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Zimbabwean negotiators have the basis for a power-sharing agreement and should quickly resolve their political differences and turn their attention to their...
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The ICC Champions trophy, next only to the ICC World Cup and which is to be held in Pakistan from September 12 to 28, might recieve a jolt if major teams decides not to...
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What this space: Africa is fast becoming an important player in cleaner energy sources. If only 0.3% of sunlight falling on the Sahara and Middle Eastern deserts can...
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Zimbabwe’s opposition chief would accept the prime minister’s post and concede the presidency _ and command of the military _ to Robert Mugabe to settle a...
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Zimbabwe’s bitter factions are close to a power-sharing agreement in talks mediated by South Africa, an aide to South African President Thabo Mbeki said...
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Zimbabwe’s opposition leaders are in South Africa for talks with regional leaders on the eve of a summit expected to focus on their country’s political...
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Zimbabwe’s opposition leaders are in South Africa for talks with regional leaders on the eve of a summit expected to focus on their country’s political...
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Zimbabwe’s top opposition leader said he and two aides were stopped Thursday from flying to South Africa for a summit at which his standoff with President Robert...
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When all hope seems lost, there is still hope. Seems ironical? Not really. This may not be the ideal Test. But it has had enough drama from sunken hopes to revived...
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When a young Michael Jordon tried to hog the limelight and score all by himself every point in the match, he was told sternly by his college coach, “There is no...
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Former Australian wicketkeeper-batsman Adam Gilchrist on Monday called for the Twenty20 format to be included in the Olympics. Even as the...
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This is the kind of shake up that can, at best, be called dramatic. This has been a dramatic week for cricket in England and there is much sorrow and all the joy has...
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Zimbabwe’s main opposition party and Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s party issued a joint communique condemning violence Wednesday, according to an...
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Jacob Zuma, the man most likely to be South Africa’s next president, lashed out Tuesday at his treatment during a long-running corruption scandal, and his...
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The buzz is in the air and it would seem Twenty20 is cricket’s ticket to everything it could never achieve.
The Twenty20 version of the cricket game really...
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Jacob Zuma, the man expected to become South Africa’s next president, urged a court on Monday to dismiss corruption and fraud charges against him, as thousands of...
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Goodbye To Gandhi? Travels in The New India By Bernard Imhasly, Viking, Rs 425
Bernard Imhasly, who has spent a lifetime as South Asia correspondent for various...
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