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Archive for Category: "South Africa"
Mugabe accuses rivals of plotting constitutional coup
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe accused his political rivals
South Africa: restored calm after service delivery protests
By Christine Petré. Since the beginning of this week several Mpumalanga villages including Polar and Siwalala were hit by protesters demanding water,
Zimbabwe ruling party condemns EU sanction extension
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s ZANU-PF party on Friday criticised the European Union’s decision
Zimbabwe: Mugabe suspends 29 NGOs
One week before President Robert Mugabe’s 88 year-old-birthday his government has made the headlines for banning 29
Zambia hero Sunzu dreaming of Chelsea move
Stoppila Sunzu has set his sights on a move to England after becoming a hero in Zambia for converting the winning penalty
Striking S.Africa miners attack police, one dead
Thousands of protesting miners burnt tyres and torched a police office near Impala Platinum’s Rustenburg mine in South Africa
African champions Zambia shoot up rankings
Zambia have shot up 28 places in the FIFA rankings, breaking into the top 50 for the first time in eleven years
New Zimbabwe constitution could bar Mugabe
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe could be barred from running for another term, according to the first draft
Cheers and jeers for Zuma’s State of the Nation Address
By Christine Petré President Jacob Zuma’s hand gripped his breast whilst singing Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika as he prepared for
Mozambique still struggling with aftermaths from January storms
In January the tropical depression “Dando” and cyclone “Funso” hit southern and central Mozambique.
S.Africa’s Zuma squashes mine nationalisation talk
President Jacob Zuma squashed more than two years of talk on Friday about the nationalisation
Another train death in South Africa
So far this week three incidents of train deaths have been reported around the country.
Looming South African maize shortage
The government supported plan to export a large amount of maize surplus might lead to local silos drained
South Africa: “Education, education, education”-
By: Christine Petré As President Jacob Zuma’s State of the Nation address is scheduled on Thursday the expectations are low.
Malema suspended with immediate effect
In Johannesburg, on Saturday the 4th of February, after a few hours of delay,
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