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17. April 2009
In London, voting for South Africa
Twenty-five years ago, the crowds that gathered in Trafalgar Square to protest and demonstrate against apartheid South Africa played a major role in galvanising international opinion against...
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17. April 2009
World Cup trophy to be taken on first ever Africa tour
The most coveted icon in world football will spread excitement throughout Africa later this year when the FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour by Coca-Cola takes an unprecedented journey across the continent...
|+| [more]Embassy, Topnews
17. April 2009
Elections at South African Embassy in Berlin
In Germany, Berlin ca 150 people were registered to vote. The atmosphere was relaxed and pleasant. People travelled more than 600 km to cast their votes and it was clear that people felt very proud...
|+| [more]Topnews, FIFA World Cup 2010, Press
16. April 2009
My 2010 School Adventure campaign and the Iraqi Embassy to visit Western Cape Sports School in Cape Town
The Departments of Education, Sport and Recreation, the Embassy of Iraq and the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ Organising Committee South Africa (OC) would like to invite members of the media to join them as...
|+| [more]Press Review
16. April 2009
Zuma the Favourite Politician in Survey
ANC president Jacob Zuma emerged as the favourite politician followed by DA leader Helen Zille among people questioned in a new pre-election survey. Their ratings out of 10 given by the people likely...
|+| [more]Press Review, Politics
16. April 2009
Overseas voters cast their ballots
INDEPENDENT Electoral Commission (IEC) officials were sanguine about yesterday’s voting at several missions abroad, saying “things went fantastically”. IEC CEO Pansy Tlakula personally oversaw the...
|+| [more]Economy, Press Review
16. April 2009
Manuel ‘ready to carry on as finance minister’
FINANCE Minister Trevor Manuel hinted yesterday that he may be willing to carry on serving in his post if asked to by the country’s new president, although he could not “carry on forever”. He told...
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