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20. April 2009
Mondi Settles Second Set of Land Claims
Mondi settled a second set of land claims on Friday, the paper producer said in a statement. Mondi Group joint chairman, Cyril Ramaphosa signed Mondi’s second set of land claims to the value of R38.7...
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20. April 2009
Obasanjo expected in SA today to observe elections
Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo, who is part of the team of observers deployed to monitor the voting in KwaZulu-Natal, is due to arrive in Durban this morning ahead of...
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20. April 2009
Special voting gets underway in South Africa
Special voting has started at the Flora Park Comprehensive school in Limpopo. About 100 old people from "Our Home Old Age" will be bused to cast their votes at the station. Electoral officers at the...
|+| [more]FIFA World Cup 2010
17. April 2009
Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban on Track
Named after a hero of the working class; the Durban Kwazulu Natal Moses Mabhida Stadium located adjacent the ABSA Stadium in the Kings Park Sporting Precinct - a site located in Stamford Hill, is yet...
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17. April 2009
Random selection draw for the first phase of ticket sales completed
The random selection draw for the first phase of ticket sales for the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ took place yesterday afternoon at the UK offices of MATCH Services, the professional services company...
|+| [more]African Union, Politics, Press Review
17. April 2009
AU Deploys Elections Observers
The African Union (AU) said on Thursday it has sent a 42-strong observer mission to South Africa for next week's elections. The mission is led by Salim Ahmed Salim, the former prime minister of...
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17. April 2009
Sporting Events Bring Boundless Opportunities: Cabinet
The host of upcoming international sporting events in South Africa present endless opportunities to market the country abroad, government said on Thursday. Wednesday's Cabinet meeting had welcomed...
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