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… Casspir and assaulted the journalists with a sjambok as they were sheltering from birdshot and teargas. The …

… movie to compete and first to win the Golden Bear award as the best film at the 55th Berlin Film Festival in Germany. …

… onions and virgin olive oil, was advocated by the minister as an immune-boosting combination for people living with HIV …

… HIV/Aids was the only way to stop people "regarding it as an extraordinary thing for which people go to hell and not …

… a R500 000 per annum bribe for Jacob Zuma (who was serving as deputy president at the time) from the French arms company …

… South African off, forcing his left wheel off the ground. As a result Van Dyk's manager Ampie Louw lodged an appeal to …

… membership and parliamentary and local government seats as a transitional arrangement until September 2005. ANC …

… of the suspects, Anibal dos Santos Junior, popularly known as Anibalzinho, who escaped from pre-trial detention, was …

… by the United Nations and the international community as it fulfilled the provisions of UN Security Council 432 …

… contest the election, but added that his party's demands, as contained in the Freedom Alliance's proposals, had to be …

… minute by General Ibrahim Babangida's military government as result of an air disaster, involving a Nigerian Air Force …

… on all flights of less than two hours.   However, as this entry indicates, smoking was only prohibited on all …

… also saw Jay Naidoo replacing Pallo Jordan who was dropped as minister of Post and Telecommunication. …

… first multi-party election. With 30 years at the helm as Africa's longest ruling dictator, Kamuzu bowed gracefully …

… photographic essays for which he is acknowledged as having crafted a new vocabulary and a way of seeing that …

… challenges and opportunities for small towns and, as a consequence, for local economic development policy. The …

… change that has a deep impact on behaviour and on society as a whole. This study analyse and show the role played by …

… (officially the Republic of The Gambia) commonly known as Gambia, is a country in Western Africa. It is a former …

… tour through the countries behind the iron curtain as guests of the Communists. They travelled through …

… The date was especially chosen because it is accepted as Shakespeare’s birthday and coincidentally, several …

… he soon established the company that has come to be known as the father of all publishing companies - JC Juta &Co. The …

… from Lari, who was known for ill treating his own people as an indication of his loyalty to the British government. …

… Fischer. The campaign was successful to a certain extent as Fischer, who was seriously ill with cancer, was released a …

… was officially opened on 2 March 1918.  It had been known as the University of the Cape of Good Hope since it was …

… in April by the Coloured schools' boycott which began as a result of students' dissatisfaction with the South …

… him to death. His brother managed to escape on foot as they burned the car they were travelling in. Mob justice …

… personal assistant to President Jacob Zuma. Sisulu, worked as an administrator in the ANC’s Department of Intelligence …

… defeat the German forces throughout the colony now known as Namibia. This lead to the area being under the …

… In school he played soccer and rugby, but chose cricket as his sport of choice. He is a right handed batsman who made …

… by a South African in an innings. He is also regarded as one of the best fielders in international cricket. In …