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Press Review, Politics
13. August 2010
Zuma to co-chair UN panel on climate change
President Jacob Zuma will co-chair the United Nations Second Panel on Climate Change Sustainability. President Jacob Zuma has been requested to serve as co-chair of the United Nations Second Panel on...
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13. August 2010
Revamp of city building a shining example for SA
Once notorious for housing underage prostitutes, the TAU building in Pretoria has undergone a R30-million makeover which has turned it into a shining example of development in South Africa.
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Press Review
13. August 2010
SA maths centre to spawn Africa's Einsteins
The Cape Town-based African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS), a postgraduate academic institution, is to be the model for three maths training centres on the continent. The three centres...
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13. August 2010
Obama welcomes Rasool as ambassador
United States President Barack Obama has extended a warm welcome to Ebrahim Rasool, who has been appointed South African ambassador to the US. Rasool officially assumed his ambassadorial...
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13. August 2010
SA to act on workplace gender equity
President Jacob Zuma has called for action to address transformation in South Africa's workplace, saying the country is not achieving the kind of gender parity required by its democratic rule.
Embassy, Topnews, Press
12. August 2010
Visit of the Foundation for German Economy`s Summer Academy II 2010 to the Embassy of the Republic of South Africa
Berlin, 12 August 2010. Around fifty postgraduate students from all over Germany visited the Embassy of the Republic of South Africa on this day. As part of their program, they visited the Embassy of...
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07. August 2010
Press Release: Commemorating Women´s Day
On 9 August 2010 the Embassy of the Republic of South Africa commemorates the 54th anniversary of the Women’s March to the Union Building in Pretoria. On this day in 1956, about 20,000...
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