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FIFA WM 2010, Pressespiegel

02. M�rz 2009

FR - Fußball-WM 2010: Nur noch 474 mal schlafen

Danny Jordaan, Südafrikas Franz Beckenbauer, war die Erleichterung anzusehen. Erstmals seit Jahren musste der Cheforganisator der Fußballweltmeisterschaft 2010 bei der jüngsten Pressekonferenz nicht...

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Politik, Pressespiegel

02. M�rz 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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Wirtschaft, Pressespiegel

02. M�rz 2009

Global crisis starts to take toll on SA economy

SA’s trade deficit swelled to a record R17,4bn in January as exports plummeted, showing that the global recession was starting to take a heavy toll on the country’s economy. The news on Friday...

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Südafrika, Pressespiegel

02. M�rz 2009

Interest in voting grows: IEC

The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) is hard at work preparing for South Africa's fourth general elections on April 22. With the growth of multi-party democracy, South Africa has also...

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Südafrika

27. Februar 2009

Brits name Madiba as one of world’s most respected people

Former South African President Nelson Mandela is among the world's most respected people according to UK citizens. SA Good News Mandela came a close second to newly elected US President Barack Obama...

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FIFA WM 2010, Politik

26. Februar 2009

South Africa to host world's first Peace Conference

South Africa will host the world's first Peace Conference in Johannesburg next month which will focus on racism, xenophobia and the power of soccer in generating peace and harmony. The South African...

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Pressespiegel

25. Februar 2009

South African host cities ready for FIFA Confederations Cup matches

Host cities for the Confederations Cup to be held in June this year, say they are ready for what is seen as a dress-rehearsal for next year's FIFA World Cup. They have been briefing Parliament's...

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