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04. March 2009
Media accreditation for FIFA Confederations Cup extended until 9 March
The media accreditation procedure for the FIFA Confederations Cup South Africa 2009 has been extended until 9 March 2009. However, it is important to note that the process to apply can take some time...
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04. March 2009
2010 Security in Spotlight after Attack on Sri Lanka's National Cricket team in Pakistan
Fifa will be reviewing all security measures in countries hosting any of its future events, including 2010 World Cup host South Africa. The move follows Tuesday’s terrorist attacks on the Sri Lanka...
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04. March 2009
Govt will take over unused farms - minister
GOVERNMENT will take over farms that were allocated to black people under a land redistribution programme but are not being productively used, Agriculture Minister Lulu Xingwana said today. “I have...
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04. March 2009
Summit discusses a greener future
THE government is set to take a strong stance against companies that produce emissions which are harmful to the environment, Environmental Affairs and Tourism Minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk said...
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03. March 2009
Unemployment rate falls - Stats SA
SA’S official jobless rate has fallen, Statistics SA said today as it released the Labour Force Survey for the fourth quarter of 2008. This was mainly due to the fact that the construction industry...
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03. March 2009
SANDF to host major military exercise in September
THE South African National Defence Force (SANDF) will host southern Africa’s biggest military exercise in September, involving 11 countries including Zimbabwe. The exercise with other armies from the...
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02. March 2009
Justice waits for those drunk with power — Tutu
ARCHBISHOP Desmond Tutu yesterday warned that those who were “drunk with power” would eventually be punished. Tutu last year threatened not to vote and warned that the ruling African National...
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