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What I am the most wondering at is the short-seeing of an Islamist danger infiltrating a traditionally Catholic region Brazil is.
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There is a new man in South Africa,” proclaims a new ad splashed across South African media, aiming to transform ideas about sexuality and to enlist the...
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The viability of an effort endorsed by the United Nations to halt the trading of the so-called blood diamonds that have fueled conflicts across Africa is on the line...
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Diarrhea kills 1.5 million young children a year in developing countries — more than AIDS, malaria and measles combined — but only 4 in 10 of those who need the...
made popular Nov 3 2009
Female police officers are to pose as prostitutes in South Africa in a bid to snare kerb crawlers ahead of next year’s World Cup, security chiefs said.
A squad of...
made popular Oct 30 2009
Two weeks ago, the new vice chancellor of the University of Free State called for the school to reinstate four white students who were kicked out after making a racist...
made popular Oct 27 2009
Jackie Selebi, the former South African ambassador to the U.N. and head of Interpol, finally went on trial in Johannesburg on Oct. 5 after nearly two years of court...
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GLENN Agliotti, a convicted drug dealer who is also accused of murdering mining magnate Brett Kebble, yesterday supported claims that former police commissioner Jackie...
made popular Oct 9 2009
The laughing young man has a perfect set of teeth, his golden incisors glinting in the sunlight.
Suddenly he pops out a pair of dentures, revealing a gap-toothed...
made popular Oct 8 2009
I’ve just been back to London for a long weekend and caught the film Creation, which claims to tell the story of how Charles Darwin wrote On the Origin of...
made popular Oct 7 2009
South Africa’s winning bid to host the 2010 World Cup wasn’t much of a contest. The bid was confined to Africans nations since the continent is the only one...
made popular Oct 5 2009
he rough 507 carat white stone was unearthed at the historic Cullinan mine – where the famous Cullinan diamond was discovered in 1905.
A spokesman for the mining...
made popular Sep 29 2009
The gold miners gather in front of the old Crown Gold Mines and begin a peculiarly South African form of protest. They dance, hoot horns, wave knob-kerry sticks, and...
made popular Sep 25 2009
A controversial plan to make HIV testing compulsory in South Africa has been criticised by campaigners who argue it would breach patients’ human...
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A South African newspaper has published what it says are e-mails showing local track officials authorized gender tests done in the country on runner Caster Semenya.
made popular Sep 19 2009
The South African Sports Minister threatened a “third world war” if Caster Semenya, the athlete whose gender has been called into question, were banned from...
made popular Sep 12 2009
Carrier pigeons are being used to transfer data between offices because bosses believe it is quicker than broadband.
Computer experts at a South African firm said it...
made popular Sep 11 2009
Champion Caster Semenya, ‘is hermaphrodite’was factully stated in these pages by M. Kerjman:
made popular Sep 11 2009
South Africa — Brandon Huntley was exultant when he first won a ruling that granted him refugee status in Canada.
“Look for me in tomorrow’s Ottawa Sun people,...
made popular Sep 10 2009
This country’s rituals of protest most often call for the burning of tires, the barricading of streets and the throwing of rocks. So when the municipal mayor here...
made popular Sep 7 2009
A white South African man has been granted refugee status in Canada after an immigration board ruled he faces persecution if he is returned to his native...
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All people are equal-that is what French Revolution proclaimed centuries ago and the UN legislated worldwide more recently.
In the age of sci-fi-turning-into-reality...
made popular Oct 31 2009
In recent years, Switzerland has seen the rise of a xenophobic Right. Of course, like nearly all European nations the country has long had an extreme-right faction but...
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Oleg Batishchev, a research scientist at MIT’s department of aeronautics and astronautics, has developed the Mini-Helicon Plasma Thruster, a compact, economical...
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Beneath the granite shadow of South Africa’s Quadu Mountains, the prayers for the dead infant are spoken in Shona, the language of rural Zimbabwe.
It is early...
made popular Jul 15 2009
It is hard to wonder a world with Australia’s researches.
Just released, results of survey on how ethnic names affect employment opportunities in Australia hardly...
made popular Jun 17 2009
As author’s publications in Instablogs testify, he might be accused in NO sympathies to islamists.
Covered and to some extent luring public with anti-war rhetoric...
made popular May 29 2009
Also Internet is an invaluable source of and tool for spreading information round a globe during a few secs, traditionally printed publications are still of a great...
made popular May 25 2009
As the modern time UN System-arranged-internationally human rights conferences have more and more been transformed in noisy playgrounds of anti-Semitism at a top level,...
made popular May 6 2009
A traditional frontier of Eastern resistance towards counter-traditional Western influence, the Ukraine exemplifies a perfect platitude of supposedly balanced on-moment...
made popular Apr 3 2009
To me, it is unclear whether street robberies are racially motivated attacks or simple thievery where the most-probably-asset-carrying riches have been targeted.
In...
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Saleem H Ali, of the University of Vermont, reflects on the various forms of xenophobia prevailing in different parts of the world. In his recent article The...
made popular Dec 23 2008
Far prior to knowing something more of Australia, Sydney Opera House inspires a viewer with an unimaginable un-Earthy attractiveness Australia offers in advance...
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Aussie moviemaker BAZ LUHRMANN is urging America’s President-elect BARACK OBAMA to thank his lucky stars he wasn’t born Down Under - because he would...
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As Italy struggles to contain a rising tide of xenophobia and racism, the largest and most despised minority in the country has acquired a glamorous standard-bearer....
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Russia should be stripped of the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics for sending its troops into neighbouring Georgia, Representatives Allyson Schwartz and Bill Shuster, both of...
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Perhaps, an employment situation is really dramatic in Australia with non-UK-linked biologically if even Iraqi refugees are ready go back yesterday:
Resettled Iraqis...
made popular Aug 10 2008
Yesterday marked the celebration of Youth Day in South Africa. In 1976 an estimated 20,000 young people from Soweto led a demonstration against the segregated Bantu...
made popular Jun 17 2008
Fear. Thats the shadow many South Africans live in everyday. So many brutal killings and rapes, then there are muggings and hijackings. I’ve been mugged twice in...
made popular Jun 16 2008
Camps Set up in Midrand, on Private Property and not Government landPicture courtesy of Radio 702
The South African government has mobilised in order to help out...
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South African police officers use rubber bullets to disperse crowds in Johannesburg, South Africa, Sunday, May 18, 2008. Mobs killed at least five people and injured 50 in anti-foreigner violence Sunday that has spread through poor suburbs of...
