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FIFA World Cup 2010, Press Review

25. June 2009

Mandela meets Bafana

Former South African president Nelson Mandela met the national team on Wednesday to wish them luck on the eve of their FIFA Confederations Cup semi-final against Brazil.

The 90-year-old...

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Press Review

19. June 2009

Cida deals mean chances for poor students

STRENGTH TO STRENGTH: Second-year students during a lecture at the Johannesburg city campus of Cida, a university catering for severely disadvantaged students. Picture: THEMBINKOSI DWAYISA |+| [more]

Press Review

19. June 2009

Zuma launches youth development agency

President Jacob Zuma officially launched the National Youth Development Agency on Tuesday which is expected to curb poverty and unemployment among the youth.

"Youth development is...

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Press Review, Politics

19. June 2009

Address by the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Maite Nkoana-Mashabane

Address by the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Maite Nkoana-Mashabane to the National Assembly on the occasion of the Dico Budget Vote, Thursday 18 June 2009. ADDRESS BY...

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FIFA World Cup 2010, Press Review

08. June 2009

SA’s first newly-built 2010 stadium complete

This weekend the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in the Eastern Cape Province became the first newly-built stadium to be opened for 2010 FIFA World Cup. A public opening was hosted by the Nelson Mandela...

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Press Review

05. June 2009

Mthethwa Promises More Policing

The police will deploy more detectives, encourage community policing and ask the army to combat cash-in-transit theft as it tries to reduce crime by 10 percent annually, Police Minister Nathi...

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Press Review

05. June 2009

Policies spare SA the worst of global recession

Policies spare SA the worst of global recession DEEP as it is, South Africa's policies have spared the country the worst ravages of the global recession, The Minister in the Presidency responsible...

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