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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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Wirtschaft, Pressespiegel, Topnews

25. Februar 2009

South Africa in the Perana Z-one

For the first time ever, a car conceived, designed, engineered and developed in South Africa, will be launched at an international motor show. The Perana Z-one, brainchild of Jimmy Price of Hi-Tech...

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Wirtschaft, Pressespiegel, Südafrika

25. Februar 2009

South Africa ranks among top 20 in protecting property rights

A new study shows that South Africa ranks among the top 20 countries that have a good track record in protecting property rights. The International Property Rights Index compared the protections of...

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FIFA WM 2010, Topnews

23. Februar 2009

2010 ticket frenzy - 300.000 ticket applications in 48 hours

As the world's football fans rushed to get their hands on tickets for the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ in South Africa, the enormity of the scale of the event hit home for its delighted organisers. Over...

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Politik, Südafrika

23. Februar 2009

Tutu to set up TRC on Solomon Islands

The Prime Minister of the Solomon Islands Derek Sikua has called on Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu to assist in setting up a Truth and Reconciliation Commission that will help foster peace on the...

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