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R-0106227	More than pawns in a numbers game
R-0106226	Women take their rightful place
R-0106225	A balancing act
R-0106224	Malaysian miracle: is there a catch?
R-0106223	Making investment work for South Africa
R-0106222	Peace process: what hope for a solution?
R-0106221	A minor process where people, not power, count
R-0106220	Pretoria talks transition too
R-0106219	The right to know - are we serious?
R-0106218	More talk of markets and monopolies
R-0106215	Editorial: The message we need to hear
R-0106214	Meet needs of disadvantaged, conference on transition told
R-0106213	Free speech - unlimited or qualified?
R-0106212	Boeke (Articles written in Afrikaans)
R-0106210	IDASA: New boss on board
R-0106209	People were hurt, admits unlikely star Wessels
R-0106208	IDASA: Taking up the challenge of transition
R-0106207	Yuppies moet help bou aan nuwe SA (Article written in Afrikaans)
R-0106206	Broederbond once more the power behind the throne
R-0106205	Such are military tales ...
R-0106204	MK Chief a reluctant soldier
R-0106203	Peace mission to Lusaka
R-0106202	Nation-building an example of outdated thinking?
R-0106201	English speakers also resistant to change
R-0106200	Natal: Peace process needs help
R-0106199	Children`s rights: UN code ignored in SA
R-0106198	Keeping an eye on the horizon
R-0106197	Apathy and blame fester in democracies
R-0106196	From 'struggle' to empowerment
R-0106194	Comment: A tonic for nation-wide despair
R-0106190	A public leash for media watchdogs
R-0106189	Security: a hot debate in mid-winter
R-0106186	A corporate earning curve
R-0106185	God-given oppression upheld by tradition
R-0106184	Doing democracy: a challenge before and after the elections
R-0106183	Tough choices: Wuthering Heights or picketing in the rain?
R-0106182	Vote: teenagers denied a human right?
R-0106181	In defence of the region
R-0106180	Boewe in bakkies
R-0106179	Regse prentjie nie so duister nie?
R-0106178	A framework for fair play
R-0106177	Free airwaves: who`s tuned to catch them?
R-0106176	Compromise now but struggle will (and must) continue
R-0106175	Working for peace at the polls
R-0106174	Beware the hot flushes of delusion
R-0106173	Where hope eludes a vision of development
R-0106172	Jihad vs McWorld
R-0106170	Monitors join forces against violence - and for peace
R-0106167	Live the dream now
R-0106165	United by need on a mini Codesa-on-wheels