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President Jacob Zuma delivers his 2012 State of the Nation address at Parliament in Cape Town. Cape Town - South Africa's new infrastructure development plan will effectively tackle inequality, poverty, and unemployment, African National Congress chief w
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2012-02-14 16:25 Polokwane - The DA marched to the Polokwane office of Limpopo Premier Cassel Mathale on Tuesday to protest against corruption. "Today, the good name and reputation of our province is tarnished because of the scourge of corruption, irregu
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ANC (African National Congress) Youth League deputy president Ronald Lamola looks on on February 10, 2012 during a meeting in Pretoria. ANC Youth League President Julius Malema said today he was preparing for life outside of the ruling ANC and possibly... View Photo »
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The governing African National Congress (ANC) amendment has been lambasted by politicians from South Africa's opposition party, the Democratic Alliance (DA). Spokesman Gareth Morgan described the 'draconian' law change as an attempt to 'establish and protect an unfair monopoly on services offered by the...
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Johannesburg - An African National Congress Youth League member, who allegedly hit a journalist over the head with a brick during a scuffle over fake voting cards, will appear in the Polokwane Magistrate's Court on Tuesday. Clifford Mohloana, 30, appeare
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Frelimo, the Mozambique party that ushered in the country's independence from Portugal, is celebrating its 50th anniversary this week. The party produced amongst leaders, Samora Machel, the late ex husband to Graca Machel. Mr. Macheldied in mysterious pl
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Some 13 months ago I sat inside one of the hi-tech seminar rooms at the Kofi Annan Centre of Excellence in ICT in Accra listening to an expert on matters extractive: oil, gas, minerals. The guy had worked in government and in industry, holding high-level
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ANC (African National Congress) Youth League leader Julius Malema delivers a speech on February 10, 2012 during a meeting in Pretoria. Malema said today he was preparing for life outside of the ruling ANC and possibly in prison, but refused to back down... View Photo »
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We as the national executive committee (NEC) accept the outcome of the conference of Limpopo which was held in December, and we call upon all those comrades who took a different view to dissolve their factions into the African National Congress
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"We can say that the hearing has been adjourned, but we cannot confirm whether it will continue tomorrow," said African National Congress spokesman Keith Khoza. Six hours were set aside on Monday to allow Malema, his spokesman Floyd Shivambu, and the lea
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2012-02-13 17:32 Johannesburg - A mitigation hearing for ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema and two other league members was adjourned on Monday afternoon, the ANC said. "We can say that the hearing has been adjourned, but we cannot confirm whether it
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