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Pantsula könnte als HipHop Südafrikas bezeichnet...
Ein rundes Jubiläum gibt immer Anlass für einen Rückblick,...
Ein Hauch von Südafrika in der Übermorgenstadt: Die...
Strangely beautiful Creatures emerge from Nyangas rubbish...
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20. März 2009
US medical institute and UKZN set up centre to research TB, HIV
A PARTNERSHIP between the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) in the US and the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) will establish an international research centre focused on contributing to the...
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20. März 2009
Newly renovated Mandela home opened as museum
The former family home of the first democratically-elected South African President Nelson Mandela in Orlando West, Soweto has been renovated and opened as a museum on Thursday. The house, number 8115...
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20. März 2009
President Declares April 22 a Public Holiday
President Kgalema Motlanthe on Thursday declared April 22 a public holiday. This is the day on which the country goes to the polls in a general election. "The declaration was...
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19. März 2009
Freedom Park Trust honours struggle heroes
A number of liberation struggle heroes are among 24 individuals listed on Wednesday for inclusion in the Freedom Park's Gallery of Leaders. Freedom Park CEO Wally Serote said Steve Biko, Oliver...
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17. März 2009
SA-led research uncovers secrets of the stars
Scientists say they have discovered exciting new evidence of the way stars, born in massive clouds of hot gas, settle into the patterns that form galaxies. The discovery of "streams of...
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17. März 2009
Remember Sharpeville, 21 March 1960
The Sharpeville Massacre is remembered annually on 21 March - Human Rights Day. In order to pay tribute to those that lost their lives on this day, it is essential that we have an...
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12. März 2009
African languages in SA courts
The Zwelitsha Magistrate’s Court in the Eastern Cape recently joined the ranks of other indigenous language courts in South Africa when it committed itself to hearing cases in isiXhosa. English and...
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