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South Africa, Press Review
08. December 2009
Invictus premieres in Joburg
Oscar-winning star Morgan Freeman said Tuesday he felt he did "a good job" portraying Nelson Mandela in a film about the former South African president's appearance at the 1995 Rugby World...
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07. December 2009
World Cup party starts in Cape Town
Thousands of fans partied into the night on the streets of Cape Town on Friday to celebrate the World Cup draw despite hosts South Africa being thrown into one of the tournament's tricky groups.
Topnews, Press, FIFA World Cup 2010, Embassy
07. December 2009
PRESS RELEASE: The World’s eyes are on South Africa - Event of the Embassy of the Republic South Africa in Berlin on the occasion of the FIFA World Cup 2010 draw
Berlin, 4 December 2009. In 188 days the FIFA Soccer World Cup 2010 will start in South Africa; today, more than 200 guests met at the invitation of the Ambassador of the Republic of South Africa,...
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05. December 2009
First German-South African Business Forum in Munich
The Ambassador of the South African Embassy in Berlin Sonwabo Eddie Funde speaking at the first German-South African Business Forum. The two-day forum took place on 30th of November and 1st of...
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20. November 2009
Embassy hosts Round Table in cooperation with Streetfootballworld
The South African Embassy in Berlin hosted a Round Table in cooperation with Streetfootballworld on 13th of November 2009. Ambassador Sonwabo Eddie Funde welcomed the representatives of 12 ministries...
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19. November 2009
Flags raised in celebration as 32 FIFA World Cup participants are finalised
Johannesburg, 19 November 2009 – The first hosts and winners of the FIFA World Cup™, Uruguay, this morning became the last of the 32 countries to qualify for the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ – completing one...
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12. November 2009
General Assembly Declares 18 July ‘Nelson Mandela International Day’
Underscoring the importance of dialogue and tolerance to enriching cultures and promoting understanding among faiths, the General Assembly capped its two-day debate on the culture of peace with the...
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