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Sisters paddle a course through history in a canoe
Sisters paddle a course through history in a canoe Two British sisters are to travel 435 miles down the River Niger in West Africa in a wooden canoe in an attempt to retrace the steps of their ancestors. Emily Lander,...

From rickshaws to Zulus, Durban exudes a strange charm
From Rickshaws To Zulus, Durban Exudes a Strange Charm I can see them from my hotel window, 15 stories above the beachfront. Next to the market where the Zulu women sleep by their wares, under the trees. Up from the...

Tourists to SA shrug off rand
Tourists to SA shrug off rand Though nail-biting Rand strength has hindered a number of South African export industries, the Standard Bank economic research unit contends that it does not necessarily harm prospects for our tourism industry, which could grow...

Updated: October 19, 2004 04:19 AM

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