South Sudan: ethnic tensions threaten Africa's newest nation France24 We take a closer look at the violence rocking a newly independent South Sudan. We then drive through the streets of Abidjan as authorities seek to restore order to Ivory Coast. Finally, we get a taste of the atmosphere in Gabon, which is hosting the Africa Cup of Nations for the very first time. THE...
Rhino killing surges in South Africa The Himalayan | Added At: 2012-01-19 10:09 PM | Last Updated At: 2012-01-19 10:09 PM | The Himalayan Times - Saved Articles(s) | The headlines has been added to your saved article(s) | To View your saved article(s)please | Close --> Share | --> | LONDON: The illegal slaughter ...
Wouter Basson to face South Africa misconduct hearing The Guardian | Germ warfare expert and leading cardiologist Wouter Basson fails in bid to evade charges in case that could see him struck off Wouter Basson was head of the apartheid government’s covert chemical and biological warfare programme from 1981 to 1993...
South Africa - People's Land, Housing and Jobs Summit All Africa Fahamu (Oxford)-By taking back the commons, thousands of poor and working-class people, together with many middle-class allies, are saying that they no longer want to live in a city which remains segregated. | ...
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South Africa's ANC party celebrates 100 years STL Today | Against all odds, the party of Nelson Mandela has transformed a nation where just 20 years ago black South Africans could not vote, and beaches and restaurants were reserved for ...
Meyer lands South Africa job Sky Sports | Bulls director of rugby Heyneke Meyer has been named as South Africa's new head coach. | The former Leicester boss replaces Peter de Villiers, whose contract wasn't renewed following a disappointing World Cup. | More to follow... World Cup 2015 Win...
Saving South Africa Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | It is hard to tell what is going on in South Africa, and whether, 18 years from the end of apartheid rule, the glass is half full or half empty in terms of how much progress it has made. | What is sure is that the trajectory of South Africa, for the sake its own population of 50 million but perhaps even more so for African continent, is extremely...
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South Africa president criticizes UN over Libya Austin American Statesman | UNITED NATIONS — South African President Jacob Zuma says the African Union was completely ignored by the U.N. Security Council when it allowed NATO's bombing campaign to oust Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi. | Zuma made his comments to the 15-member council where South Africa currently holds the presidency during a debate on relations between...
