May 21, 2008 | New Vision
Ugandans trapped in South Africa
Photographers take pictures of an injured man during clashes in Reiger Park settlement By Alfred Wasike NO Ugandans have been injured or killed in the violence against foreigners in South Africa, Uganda's High ...
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Energy Transfer Partners, L.P. today announced it has reached an agreement to resolve the pending legal proceeding brought by the Commodity Futures - 03/18/2008 - 08:16 PM NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.-- --MORRIS ... via Business Wire
Zuma served with papers in graft case
JOHANNESBURG : South African prosecutors have served papers on ANC President Jacob Zuma in connection with an investigation into allegations of corruption, South Africa's 702 Talk Radio reported on Friday. via International Herald Tribune
Cops fine chicken, ask questions later
Runaway squirrel stops traffic Johannesburg, California - A chicken that got a ticket for crossing the road has clawed his way out of it. via Pretoria News
"Judge Orders $11M for Dancer Flatley"...
Founder of the dance show "Lord of the Dance" Michael Flatley speaks in Johannesburg, in this Monday, June 28, 2004 file photo. via San Francisco Examiner
Part IV: Spring Break Outside of Durban
“You are going swimming with us?”
Since it's now spring semester in South Africa, we get spring break for a week starting Oct. via New University
“Since Melange was literally demolished during the civil wars which ended in 2002 and 2003, things are being rebuilt slowly but surely”
Earlier this year, Vickie Lipke and Debi Creighton embarked on an eighteen day journey from Kern Valley halfway around the world on a mission trip to Angola, a troubled country in the heart of Africa. via Kern Valley Sun
Film Clips: Movies opening today
Article:Film Clips: Movies opening today:/c/a/2007/09/27/DD2VSEMQT.DTL Article:Film Clips: Movies opening today:/c/a/2007/09/27/DD2VSEMQT.DTL Film Clips: Movies opening today 'King of California' Comedy. via SFGate