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Auf der Ambiente Messe in Frankfurt vom 10. - 14. Februar...
Die Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung, zusammen mit AfricAvenir,...
Filmabend am 14.1. 2012 von und mit Jürgen Schadeberg im...
The exhibition of photographs by George Hallet from 1994 to...
South Africa
17. March 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. March 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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11. March 2009
Climate change White Paper to be drafted by 2010
The National Climate Change Conference has laid the foundations for a Policy White Paper on climate change to be drafted by 2010 as part of government's response to the global phenomenon. Speaking...
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06. March 2009
Clint Eastwood film on Mandela now in production
Principal photography commenced on Monday March 2 in South Africa on a Warner Bros. Pictures feature film with four-time Oscar winner Clint Eastwood (Million Dollar Baby, Unforgiven) as director. The...
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06. March 2009
Broadband plan will make Jozi a digital city
Johannesburg will be transformed into a digital city over the next three years with work set to begin on the Johannesburg Broadband Network Project (JBNP). The R1 billion telecommunications...
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02. March 2009
Interest in voting grows: IEC
The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) is hard at work preparing for South Africa's fourth general elections on April 22. With the growth of multi-party democracy, South Africa has also...
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27. February 2009
Brits name Madiba as one of world’s most respected people
Former South African President Nelson Mandela is among the world's most respected people according to UK citizens. SA Good News Mandela came a close second to newly elected US President Barack Obama...
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