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South Africa, Press Review, Topnews
22. April 2009
Mandela votes in Houghton
Former SA president Nelson Mandela, 91, voted this morning at 11:30 am at his voting station in Houghton, Johannesburg. This was Madiba's fourth national and provincial vote since 1994 when he was...
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22. April 2009
'SA elections the most competitive since 1994'
Political analysts say the changes in the South African political landscape over the past five months have made this year's elections the most competitive since 1994. The analysts believe that the...
|+| [more]FIFA World Cup 2010, Topnews
20. April 2009
Scramble for 2010 Tickets
The 2010 Fifa World Cup final match scheduled for Soccer City on July 14 has generated so much interest that its ticket sales are already 3 000% over-subscribed. This emerged as MATCH, the company in...
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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...
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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]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...
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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...
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