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12. August 2010
Visit of the Foundation for German Economy`s Summer Academy II 2010 to the Embassy of the Republic of South Africa
Berlin, 12 August 2010. Around fifty postgraduate students from all over Germany visited the Embassy of the Republic of South Africa on this day. As part of their program, they visited the Embassy of...
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07. August 2010
Press Release: Commemorating Women´s Day
On 9 August 2010 the Embassy of the Republic of South Africa commemorates the 54th anniversary of the Women’s March to the Union Building in Pretoria. On this day in 1956, about 20,000...
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02. August 2010
Berlin-Premiere: Themba - A Boy Called Hope (Themba - Das Spiel seines Lebens)
On Sunday, 08 August 2010, 11am the Embassy of South Africa in Berlin, in co-operation with Cinema for Peace, Gemeinsam für Afrika e.V., Zeitsprung Entertainment GmbH and Alpha...
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02. August 2010
Berlin-Premiere: "Nothing but the Truth" von und mit John Kani
Am Donnerstag, 19 August 2010 um 20 Uhr präsentiert die Botschaft der Republik Südafrika in Kooperation mit AfricAvenir die Berlin-Premiere des vielfach preisgekrönten Spielfilms...
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01. August 2010
Influx Controls: I wanna be wanna be - Eine Tanz-Performance von Boyzie Cekwana (Südafrika)
Am 16.9.2010 um 20 Uhr präsentiert das Ballhaus Naunynstraße die Berlinpremiere von Boyzie Cekwanas Tanzperformance Influx Controls: I wanna be wanna be, in der der Choreograph und...
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23. July 2010
Speaker of Parliament visiting the Embassy of the Republic of South Africa in Berlin
From left to right: His Excellency. S R Makgetla, South African Ambassador to Sweden, Ms C Mbuyane-Mokone, Deputy Head of Mission in Berlin, M Sisulu, Speaker of the National...
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23. July 2010
Out of Africa, something new
In the first African World Cup, the real contest was never going to be won or lost on the playing field – as riveting as that spectacle was. The stakes were always much higher for South Africa, and...
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