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2003

The land shall belong to those who work it, 20 June

These freedoms we will fight for, side by side, 27 June

High hopes for AU Maputo Assembly, 4 July

Democracy must be restored to Sao Tome, 18 July

Independent judiciary also an agent of change, 25 July

A hundred flowers under the African sun, 1 August

Forward with the struggle for women's emancipation, 8 August

The collective responsibility of all Africans, 15 August

Bold steps to end the 'two nations' divide, 22 August

The people of the Western Cape have spoken, 5 September

New technology supports rural development, 12 September

COSATU Congress points the way forward, 19 September

The poor need a strong and effective United Nations, 26 September

We must defend our right to determine our future, 3 October

Africans come together to build a new future, 10 October

We will not abandon national reconciliation, 17 October

Working with our global friends to meet tomorrow's challenges, 24 October

Towards a people-centred new world order, 31 October

Poor of the world unite to build a better future, 7 November

Meeting the challenge of the second economy, 14 November

Sport development is part of human development, 21 November

The failure of humanity in Rwanda, 28 November

Empowerment good for the economy and the nation, 5 December

We will resist the upside-down view of Africa, 12 December

Reconciliation needs a united effort to build a better life, 19 December

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