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South Africa has suspended dozens of immigration officials being investigated for giving South African citizenship to foreigners, mainly from Pakistan, the government said Thursday. Full Article at Rantburg
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Portugal coach Carlos Queiroz has said he is not scared of playing Brazil, winner of five World Cups, in the first round of South Africa 2010. "Nobody keeps me awake at night. Full Article at Webindia123
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England batsman Owais Shah slammed coach Andy Flower for dropping him from the squad even after a decent performance in the Champions Trophy in South Africa. Full Article at Webindia123
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We've sent an email to containing a URL you'll need to follow to verify your account. You should receive the email within the next few minutes. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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MUMBAI: The BCCI Working Committee will meet on December 18 to explore the possibility of squeezing in some Test matches when South Africa visit the country in February-March next year for a best-of-five ODI series. Full Article at Times of India
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“I’m very happy and am highly motivated by the nomination. Full Article at Goal.com
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AFP - World sevens champions South Africa are banking on home support to get their title defence back on track in the Cape town of George this weekend. Full Article at France 24
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Cape Town — Countries taking part in Africa's most detailed survey of research and innovation to date have been given a three-month extension to gather the required data. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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South Korea’s football coach promised Thursday his team would not crumble in the face of mighty Argentina when they meet in next year’s World Cup in South Africa. Full Article at Soccer News
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All participating teams now know their place in the world's most prestigious football tournament. Full Article at Al-Ahram Weekly
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As a child I once watched the television broadcast of an anti-apartheid demonstration held in New Zealand, just before a rugby match that violated the international sports boycott against apartheid South Africa. My younger brother and I were confused. Full Article at International Herald Tribune
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With the US asking emerging economies to 'wrap up' their national emission reduction commitments into a global pact, India [ Images ] on Thursday made it clear that it would not accept any internationally binding agreement and that its climate change... Full Article at Rediff
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AFP - Nolizwi Sinama was 14 years old when her family swapped her for three cows and forced her into marrying a man three times her age. Full Article at France 24
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England picked up two wickets before tea as the South African Invitational XI responded to 329 for eight declared. Full Article at The Telegraph
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An unnamed auditor at Venter de Jager has been fined the maximum penalty of R100 000 and has been ordered to pay R300 000 to cover the cost of his prosecution. Full Article at Moneyweb
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World Cup outsiders New Zealand have turned down an all-expenses-paid invitation to go to China in March because the Chinese do not play the style of game they will meet in South Africa. Full Article at Webindia123
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Bones of a new species of the hippidion horse, discovered in South America. Full Article at PhysOrg.com
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Cameroon and Inter Milan striker Samuel Eto’o is on track to win a record fourth CAF Africa Player award after he was named among 5 nominees for this year’s prize. Full Article at Sowetan
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In the past few years Acsa has made profit margins of over 24 percent and has paid billions of rands worth of dividends to its shareholders... The Airports Company South Africa (Acsa) has applied for a 132.9 percent tariff increase. Full Article at Sowetan
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Clint Eastwood's "Invictus" film reveals genius of Mandela's leadership Matt Damon portrays rugby athlete who Mandela summoned for risky undertaking Unusual partnership helped avert South African civil war, says author (CNN) -- Francois Pienaar was... Full Article at CNN
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Ghanaian goalkeeper Daniel Agyei stops a South African kick to the goal during supplementary time during the FIFA World Cup second round football match played in the city of Ismailia, 140 kilometers northeast of Cairo on October 6, 2009. Ghana disqualified South Africa by wining 2-1.
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Only Tunisia and South Africa do this kind of data-gathering already
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I completely understand Capello’s decision, and yet I would take Owen to South Africa provided he is fit and banging in the goals in the spring. England were caught out badly in 2006 when Sven-Göran Eriksson didn’t take enough forwards.
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That's what every team has said about us in the last year - South Africa, England … it's just something you've got to come to grips with
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ADC investment demonstrates our confidence in our local partners and the future of Premier and the prospects offered by the Zimbabwean economy. We are looking into investing in Africa and we have already invested in Rwanda, Equatorial Guinea, and South Africa and as of last year we started investing in ...
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By the way, he did not want to bring him from South Africa but from Uganda.
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Top sides want to play each other because they want to make more money out of it. India, England, Australia and South Africa are going to play each other more than they do some of the other lesser nations
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That's exactly why I'm here. I didn't play too much golf in South Africa this year, but I just love this place and it's perfect to work on this aspect of the game
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We’d love to win the George tournament, New Zealand is looking to win another and add to their Dubai title while South Africa is desperate to win at home. There’s a lot of teams that are eyeing the title
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Countries like Turkey, Brazil, South Africa and many other countries have been backing Iran's position
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Years ago, in the late 90s, I remember I even entered the Miss Soweto beauty pageant with the hope of one day being a finalist in the Miss South Africa
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I came to South Africa to further my studies, but I met friends who introduced me to the world of drugs. I was working for a druglord, smuggling drugs from Brazil to South Africa. I was arrested at OR Tambo International Airport in March after I was found in possession of drugs
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Obviously last year (in Perth) it wasn't too favourable for us over there (when Australia lost to South Africa) but it will be good fun to get over there and bowl on a nice, fast bouncy wicket and hopefully we (the bowlers) will get a bit more assistance than we did in Adelaide
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The doctors I saw in Ireland and in South Africa in the beginning they said it could be the end of my rugby career, that it is a difficult thing to fix because there is not a lot of blood going there to heal the ligament
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Inside the G77, there are some countries who don't support our 1.5 C (2.7 F) goal, notably Brazil, India, China and South Africa. We are all developing countries, but with different economies and levels of resources.
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I think it's an awesome project ... I love South Africa and what it has to offer, and this is an easy way for us to promote our country, especially with the 2010 World Cup around the corner.
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It is such an honour to be mentored by Gerbrselassie, everyone knows what he has achieved. Haile has committed to helping us achieve our sporting goals, so I want to be South Africa's number one by next year and I also want to represent my country in the 2012 Olympics. I know it is going to be a huge ch...
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It's been interesting to watch another bidding nation and what they are doing, but I think the England bid is going very well ... I think that last week in South Africa went very well with David Beckham. He did capture the headlines.
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The continued contraction in wholesales, albeit lower, just underlines the pressure and weakness wholesale is still experiencing within the economy even though South Africa moved out of the recession during the third quarter.
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We have started organizing trips to South Africa on Qatar Airways and are very interested in adding a 3-4 night stopover in Qatar for our clients ... The facilities are top quality with good services. Al Sharq, the Pearl-Qatar, the Museum of Islamic Art - each one offers a luxurious experience and will ...
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This is the first honorary doctorate that I have received outside South Africa and I am happy that it has been bestowed by Zambia. Thank you for the humble honour
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The Indian under-19 team will undertake a tour of South Africa for a tri-series, prior to the World Cup in New Zealand in January 2010. Sri Lanka will be the third team in the competition
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While Eskom stutters in its crisis of leadership, businesses in South Africa are coming to terms with proposed tariff hikes which could sound the death knell for their operations
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