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Audley's biorhythms will give him the blues, says Danny's man
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BOXING trainer Jim McDonnell has checked the facts, consulted the
charts and worked out the figures.
The evidence, he concludes, points to his man Danny Williams
winning tomorrow's heavyweight grudge match because the biorhythms of
rival Audley Harrison are out for the count.
Williams's victory at a sold-out ExCel Arena in London is
guaranteed, according to McDonnell, not just because the 32-year-old
from Brixton is pumped up to fight a man for whom he feels genuine
antipathy. ...
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Zille may decide today if inquiry is needed into the award of R25m CCTV contract.(News)
Cape Times (South Africa)
; BYLINE: ANEL POWELL MAYOR Helen Zille could decide today whether the awarding of a R25 million contract for CCTV operation to the city's former police chief and current security adviser was a conflict of interests that should be investigated. Mark Sangster, a former Metro Police chief and now
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Plumstead woman admits luring PTA mom into her house, but denies involvement in her murder.(News)
Cape Times (South Africa)
; BYLINE: KAREN BREYTENBACH MURDER accused Sybil Higgo has admitted she lured a woman into her Plumstead home so her car could be stolen, but denied hurting her and putting her in the boot to have her body dumped. She said she saw nothing wrong with asking her children to clean up blood in the house.
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Fifa-driven bylaw is vague and embarrassing - city.(News)
Cape Times (South Africa)
; BYLINE: ANEL POWELL A wide-ranging 2010 Fifa-driven bylaw that relates to issues including advertising and street trading has been slammed by the City of Cape Town as vague and embarrassing . Members of the city's planning portfolio committee yesterday referred the bylaw back so that the
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Oh dear, which royal reed dance not to attend, Zulu or Swazi?(News)
Cape Times (South Africa)
; ... not on top, but below the belt. He wants them to hide their bottoms with an umutsha. That's all very well for boob men, but bad news for those who like nothing better than a pair of well-turned buttocks. Not that I have any particular preferences myself, being ...
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erasmus commission fall-out.(News)
Cape Times (South Africa)
; BYLINE: ANEL POWELL THE provincial government will have to pay at least 80% of the City of Cape Town's R1.4 million legal bill for work done on the Erasmus Commission. KwaZulu-Natal Judges Kevin Swain and Chris Nicholson ruled this week that the Erasmus Commission was unlawful and that the province
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