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South African egg company Nulaid had rolled out this print advertisement campaign to boost its much celebrated reputation of avoiding bad eggs. The campaign clearly aims at establishing the firm’s ability to spot and prevent bad eggs going...
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It’s not uncommon to receive +ve and –ve responses for any step taken…..even if it means good for all. Same is the case for Cape Wind Project. Being in limelight...
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Authorities increased security Friday at a tuberculosis hospital where patients with drug-resistant forms of the disease went on a rampage to protest prison-like...
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Authorities increased security Friday at a tuberculosis hospital where patients with drug-resistant forms of the disease went on a rampage to protest prison-like...
made popular Jun 27 2008
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Tributes to Nelson Mandela’s dignity, humanity and humor poured in at a special sitting of South Africa’s Parliament on Friday to mark the anti-apartheid...
made popular Jun 27 2008
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A court on Thursday ordered the nation’s top cop to stand trial on corruption charges next year, widening a leadership vacuum in law enforcement agencies...
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City authorities vowed Tuesday to challenge a court order to move some 3,500 immigrants living in a camp near a popular tourist destination after they were forced from...
made popular Jun 10 2008
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South Africa’s health minister said Thursday that HIV infection rates among pregnant women declined for the second straight year and claimed it was proof of the...
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Kenya’s prime minister said Thursday the country had rebounded from postelection violence that left more than 1,200 people dead, seeking to restore the image of...
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Foreigners displaced by xenophobic violence would be better housed in small, localized shelters rather than large refugee camps, government officials said...
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One of South Africa’s most famous beauty spots is now a scene of disgrace. Just out of sight of the tour buses that flock to the Cape of Good Hope, more than...
made popular May 28 2008
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The abused and orphaned children in Pastor Julius Bonani’s church are the face of an AIDS epidemic that is killing nearly 1,000 South Africans a day and infecting...
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South Africa, which has been reluctant to criticize Zimbabwe publicly, made a strong call Thursday for the release of the African nation’s presidential vote...
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Two Americans and one Norwegian tourist on a South African shark cage diving adventure drowned Sunday when their boat was hit by a freak wave, tourism and rescue...
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A video made by white students showing black university employees duped into eating food that had been urinated on has prompted angry protests and criticism that racism...
made popular Feb 27 2008
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South Africa’s finance minister said Wednesday the government will spend more than a quarter of a billion dollars over the next three years to double the number...
made popular Feb 21 2008
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South Africa’s health minister took another controversial foray into the AIDS debate Thursday by questioning international medical studies that say circumcision...
made popular Feb 7 2008
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South Africa’s national police commissioner is facing corruption charges, prosecutors said Friday, in a case that has raised tensions between the country’s...
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The new African National Congress leader and would-be national president Jacob Zuma took another wife Saturday _ in a Zulu tradition of polygamy that coexists uneasily...
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South African authorities have threatened to use police in door-to-door searches to compel 23 patients with highly infectious, drug resistant tuberculosis to return to...
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After a protracted delay, tough new laws against sexual abuse will finally go into effect Sunday in South Africa, which is often called the “rape capital”...
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Hyundai this time has not traveled to Kalahari Desert or Amazon rainforest to advertise the ruggedness and power of their products however; they indeed traveled these...
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