Sports Minister calls on de Villiers to use spokesperson

South Africa coach Peter de Villiers should employ a spokesperson to help him deal with the media, according to the country’s Sport and Recreation Minister.
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South Africa coach Peter de Villiers should employ a spokesperson to help him deal with the media, according to the country’s Sport and Recreation Minister.

Scores of Chinese airline pilots faked their qualifications, the country’s aviation body admitted today.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy today vowed to press ahead with his overhaul of the country’s pension system, despite a strike and massive protests that saw more than a million people take to the streets.
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ONE of the worst plane crashes in New Zealand’s history has claimed the life of a young Wexford man who had only been in the country three weeks on a work visa.
RESIDENTS of a coastal commuter town have threatened to disrupt work on one of the country’s largest energy projects over safety concerns.

Ten campaign workers were killed in a Nato air strike in Afghanistan today, the country’s president Hamid Karzai said.
THE massive burden being shouldered by the country’s middle classes was exposed yesterday by stark new figures.
DRUG traffickers planned to sleep soundly after they had successfully smuggled a huge consignment of cannabis into the country — concealed in bed headboards and posts.
PARENTS waiting for payment of the back-to-school allowance are facing varying delays, from three days up to a month, in different parts of the country, it emerged yesterday.