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PRETORIA, South Africa — South Africa will treat all HIV-positive babies and expand testing, the president announced Tuesday, a dramatic and eagerly awaited shift in a country that has more people living with HIV than any other. Full Article at Centre Daily Times
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Johannesburg - There is a 60% chance another rate cut could be on the cards in South Africa, a leading economist told I-Net Bridge on Tuesday. Full Article at Empowering Financial Decisions
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LONDON--Pharmaceuticals maker GlaxoSmithKline PLC said Tuesday it has bought a 19 percent stake in South Africa’s Aspen Pharmacare Holdings, part of an effort to diversify its business to compete with generic copies of its drugs. Full Article at Drugs.com
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Johannesburg - Power utility Eskom on Tuesday said its revised tariff application would result in a cash shortfall of R14bn in its 2012 financial year and R7.9bn in 2013. Full Article at Empowering Financial Decisions
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With literally billions of dollars at stake - not to mention the other vast implications of ensuring that Africa's first World Cup is ultimately rubber-stamped a success - Fifa will ensure 2010 host nation South Africa emerges with at least a... Full Article at SuperSport
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Experience from other countries shows that not everyone will respond well to the same antiretroviral drugs. Some will improve, others will not. Those who fail on one or more group of drugs need a replacement. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Johannesburg — SA's trade balance swung dramatically back into the red in October, recording a deficit of R6,7bn, the biggest shortfall since January. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Johannesburg — INDIA has emerged as the closest model of how economic planning is to be organised in SA, following detailed studies of various countries in preparation of the proposed national planning commission. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Johannesburg — KABELO Mabalane made his worst investment a decade ago, blowing a million rands on his party habit. It was leisure spending at the height of the kwaito music boom, and today the fledgling entrepreneur regrets wasting every cent of it. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Johannesburg - Economists may have been a tad too bearish about recovery prospects in the residential property market, with First National Bank (FNB) now the second bank having to adjust its house price growth forecasts upwards. Full Article at Empowering Financial Decisions
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The judge in Jackie Selebi's corruption case has turned down the state security ministry's request for leave to appeal a decision compelling an ex-intelligence official to testify. Full Article at iAfrica.com
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Johannesburg - With an R8.4bn injection into its hard wax business, petrochemical giant Sasol looks to double its local output of the adhesive commonly used to seal cereal boxes. Full Article at Empowering Financial Decisions
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Johannesburg - Gold stocks led the upside as the JSE extended gains by noon on Tuesday in what a trader said was an indication that there was still an appetite for risk with the weaker dollar helping to boost gold. Full Article at Empowering Financial Decisions
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Dec. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Eskom Holdings Ltd. , which supplies about 95 percent of South Africa’s power, cut its request to raise tariffs to 35 percent a year for the next three years and said it aims to sell a stake in its planned Kusile power plant. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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A shelter for destitute HIV-positive mothers and their children in Johannesburg, South Africa: More still needs to be done to fight HIV/AIDS. Full Article at Spiegel Online
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Johannesburg - Former SABC radio executive producer and journalist Chris Louw has been found dead on his farm near Hartbeespoort Dam in the North West, the broadcaster reported on Tuesday. Louw, 57, had a gunshot wound to the head. Full Article at News24
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Johannesburg - Former executives at AltX-listed microlender African Dawn (Afdawn) have been ordered to repay more than R5m in bonuses, after it was discovered the awards were based on inflated performance figures. Full Article at Empowering Financial Decisions
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Johannesburg — A NEW player in the health-care industry has made its entry into the market through the acquisition of Status and QA Care. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Johannesburg — STANDARD Bank has been granted a banking licence in Angola, opening the way for it to start operating as a full- service bank in Angola by the middle of next year. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Johannesburg — A FIRM rand had had a negative effect on profit for the six months to September, agricultural products group Crookes Brothers said yesterday. Almost half of the company's revenue was derived from exports. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Johannesburg, also known as eGoli (place of gold), is the largest and most populous city in South Africa. The city is affectionately known as "Jo'burg", "Jozi" and "JHB" by South Africans. Johannesburg is the provincial capital of Gauteng Province, the wealthiest province in South Africa, and fourth largest economy in Sub-Sahara Africa. Full Article
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The US Consulate in the Sandton area of Johannesburg is closed on September 22, 2009 after the United States closed all its government facilities in South Africa at least for one day, due to concerns raised by the regional US security office.
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Municipality workers demonstrate through the streets of Johannesburg, South Africa, as they press their demands for better pay, Thursday, July 30, 2009. The workers are on the fourth day of a strike demanding a better pay increase.
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A protester shouts and gestures during a strike in Johannesburg July 27, 2009. Thousands of South African council workers went on strike on Monday to press for wage hikes, crippling public services in Africa's biggest economy and piling political pressure on new President Jacob Zuma.
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Children gather to plant a tree in Johannesburg, Thursday, July 19, 2009, in an event organized by the City Parks to celebrate former president Nelson Mandela's birthday. Mandela turns 91 on Saturday.
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Brazil's Luis Fabiano attends a media conference in Johannesburg June 27, 2009. Brazil will play against the U.S. on June 28 in the final of Confederations Cup soccer tournament.
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Brazil's Felipe Melo smiles during a press conference in Johannesburg, South Africa, Saturday, June 27, 2009. Brazil will face the US in the Confederations Cup final soccer match in Johannesburg on Sunday.
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Brazil soccer player Kaka arrives at a gym in Johannesburg June 23, 2009. Brazil will play South Africa on June 25 during the semi-final of Confederations Cup soccer tournament.
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Brazil's Ramires smiles during a press conference in Johannesburg, South Africa, Tuesday, June 23, 2009. Brazil will face South Africa in a Confederations Cup soccer semifinal match in Johannesburg on Thursday.
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Brazil's Kaka takes a break in a hotel in Johannesburg June 22, 2009. Brazil will play South Africa on June 24 during the semifinal of the Confederations Cup soccer tournament. Picture shot through glass.
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Brazil's soccer player Robinho waves to the media in Johannesburg June 22, 2009. Brazil will play South Africa on June 24 during the semi-final of the Confederations Cup soccer tournament.
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Designer Bongiwe Walaza gets applause in Johannesburg on June 19,2009 at the Arise Africa fashion week.
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A volunteer walks the Ellis Park stadium in Johannesburg on June 13, 2009.
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Egypt national football team player Mohammed Zidan arrives at Johannesburg's Oliver Tambo International airport on June 11, 2009 ahead of the June 14 FIFA 2009 Confederations Cup.
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Charl Fourie, cooperating with the South African police, demonstrates an anti-hijacking "Blaster" flame-thrower in Johannesburg in this December 11, 1998 file photo.
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The proposed joint venture with Delta Airlines, which we expect to be fully implemented in 2010, together with improved aircraft utilisation and new routes including Phuket, Nadi and Johannesburg, will work to reduce the investment risk and help V Australia move more quickly towards sustainable profitab...
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There are a lot of people who don’t want their hotels to be graded and so we have 557 hotels graded by the Tourist Grading Council of South Africa and 1,177 hotels that aren’t graded. But those are just as good… And I saw people sleeping in the Berlin train station, here they could be sleeping bags at O...
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Johannesburg is turning into the centre of ethnic eating in South Africa. Dining is less formal, but if you want the best Chinese, go straight to China Town and much the same goes for Portuguese, African and Indian. They are all authentic
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Africa's time, and especially Johannesburg, has come. We are really proud, but also ready to host more events of this magnitude.
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Today we put in a clinical performance... it was a great way to prepare for the ODI series which starts in Johannesburg on Friday
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We have research strengths within the existing schools and have set up a water research node in line with Monash's strength in Australia while our accident research centre has a node in Johannesburg and the new health school will have a research node in global health.
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We're seeing in developing countries an increasing numbers of cars. It's linked to sheer volume. And I think as we particularly look at big cities like Delhi, Nairobi, Johannesburg, etcetera, in southern countries, the issue is becoming more and more acute linked to volume of cars
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Johannesburg is the logical next location for the Fairs, as it serves as a primary trading center for all of Africa and it is a very convenient location for business people throughout Africa who sometimes have difficulty obtaining visas to other locations.
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Fighters include Gareth McLellan from Johannesburg fight training camp Fight Fit Militia and Gabe Casilla from Las Vegas, who trains with MMA legend Wanderlei Silva
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The distance between Johannesburg and Cape Town is more or less the same as Harare to Johannesburg and that route has a number of budget airlines and people have really taken advantage of that hence this opportunity for Zimbabweans.
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It’s like I have moved 10 or 20 years back. Joburg [Johannesburg] is like so far [ahead], and Cape Town is so very backward. What I always ask myself – where do the black people work in the Western Cape? I don’t see them. You walk in the malls, you walk in the store. It’s either coloured or white people...
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We are delighted to return to this nation of great natural beauty and wonderfully kind and welcoming people. We are supremely confident that Miss World 2009 in Johannesburg will be an event to make us all proud
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We have achieved some amazing results through social media for South Africa Tourism and I am very pleased to be returning to Johannesburg to speak at the E Tourism Africa Summit. Its great to see much more awareness and understanding from Tourist Boards about the importance of the web and social media a...
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It is a very unpredictable line up, it is my first time ever in my life – I have never played in Africa before. I have been here with Oprah Winfrey for the opening of the girls school in Johannesburg but this is my dream come true. Just expect fun, expect tears and expect lost of laughter
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No mention of South Africa, or the 2010 World Cup, or Gauteng, or Johannesburg
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Virgin Australia has been very well received by travellers in both the US and Australia since we launched the airline earlier this year and we are already seeing encouraging signs from Australians wanting to travel to Johannesburg, for both business and leisure
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BRT systems are the only systems for a city like Johannesburg. They were cheaper and better than rail and moved more people. Bus stations were closer to each other and commuters walked less. People also waited longer for trains than for buses
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A number of addresses have been raided in [northern Johannesburg's] Alexandra, Sandton and Buccleuch, and in Soweto
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Arik Air offers 120 flights each day across its network and currently serves 20 airports within Nigeria from both Lagos and Abuja. We also fly from Lagos to six West African countries as well as to London and Johannesburg. Arik Air can therefore offer travellers from Ilorin a choice of onward domestic, ...
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An educated guess is that 25,000 fans will travel (from England). If England get to the final we can double that. Fans will come without tickets and even with no hope of getting a ticket, just so that they can say that they were in Johannesburg when England played in the World Cup final. We can definite...
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Of the 12 companies which made a bid on Monday, five were shortlisted by us and we were satisfied with the presentation of the South African company Ren-Form cc from Johannesburg and they got the tender
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South African platinum group metal producers are likely to face continued industry-related challenges in 2010 and the decision announced today to move the operational headquarters from London to Johannesburg reflects our determination to drive operational performance more effectively
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The Gauteng department of education was disturbed to learn yesterday [Wednesday] that the Johannesburg region of Sadtu has called a meeting at noon today [Thursday] in Soweto during school hours
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He was critically injured and flown to the Charlotte Maxeke (formerly Johannesburg General) hospital
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creo que el mundial en Johannesburg ayudará menos que esto #red
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@thekillers can't wait for ur concert in johannesburg on thursday. Soooooo looking forward to it.
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Just checked in for my flights via Amsterdam and Johannesburg to Swaziland!
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