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Politik, Konsular, Pressespiegel

12. M�rz 2009

Judgement on expat vote on Thursday

The Constitutional Court will decide on Thursday whether South Africans living abroad have the right to vote. In February, Pretoria High Court Acting Judge Piet Ebersohn ruled that Section 33 of the...

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Pressespiegel, Politik

12. M�rz 2009

Access to Justice Programme Launched

Poverty and inequality have the potential to weaken South Africa's democracy, Justice Minister Enver Surty said as he launched a programme to improve access to justice on Wednesday. "Access to...

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Pressespiegel, Politik

12. M�rz 2009

Movement Democratic Party to head SA ballot paper

A relatively unknown political party - the Movement Democratic Party - is to head the list of 26 parties that will appear on the ballot paper for the national elections on April 22. The National...

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Topnews, Politik, Bilaterale Beziehungen

09. M�rz 2009

Germany Hails "Multifaceted Cooperation" with South Africa

German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said late Monday that South Africa's important position in Africa, which goes far beyond mediating conflicts in Sudan and the Congo, "underlines the...

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Topnews, Politik, Bilaterale Beziehungen

09. M�rz 2009

Dlamini-Zuma to Meet German Counterpart

Foreign Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma arrived in Berlin on Sunday ahead of a meeting with her German counterpart, the foreign ministry said on Monday. Dlamini-Zuma, who is on a four-nation...

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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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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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