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S Africa plans road signs clearance for 2010 World Cup
South Africa is planning to clear up the confusing road sign in preparation for the 2010 World Cup.
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The eighth annual Solve New Talent Search award ceremony held at Weylandts Homestores, Green Point, Cape Town on Thursday 5 November 2009 saw John Edwards, a 24-year-old University of Cape Town School of Architecture student win the top prize.
Mandela Endures as South Africa's Ideal
November 9, 2009 Mandela Endures as South Africa's Ideal By CELIA W. DUGGER New York Times JOHANNESBURG - The icon is a very old man now.
South Africa: Fake tickets for 2010 World Cup
AT LEAST one unauthorised website is touting tickets to next year's football World Cup in South Africa, Australia's consumer watchdog said today as it warned of potential fraud in online ticketing.
South African minister says relations with China conducive to employment
South Africa's relations with China are conducive to the country's plan to halve unemployment by 2014, the labor minister said on Saturday.
South Africa: Fight Against HIV, Aids Must Be Intensified - Motsoaledi
Health Minister, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, has urged people living with HIV and AIDS to work with government to intensify the fight against the disease.
Beer, biltong for freed Guinea plotter
By Graeme Hosken Military Reporter Beer, biltong and a Chevrolet. This is what convicted South African mercenary Niek du Toit is looking forward to when he returns home to South Africa this week.
South Africa is set to begin harnessing its legendary sunshine in a substantial way following the announcement on Monday of the go-head for a 115 million U.S. dollars plant to manufacture thin-film solar panels.
South Africa: SA Goes Hi-Tech to Check Out Dodgy Passengers at Check-in
AIRLINES that between them carry more than 85% of the passengers arriving in SA have signed on to an electronic system to enable immigration officials to identify dodgy passengers at the point of check-in, before they even board an aircraft bound for SA.
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Artspace Gallery and consultancy Art Source South Africa host a seminar on professional practice.
Presenters incude: Teresa Lizamore and Les Cohn Where: Artspace Warehouse, 3 Hetty Avenue, Fairland When: 09h30- 16h00 on Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th November 2009 Cost: R 900 - 00 Book: Ronel de Jager 011 880 8802 011 880 8802 or Artspace@wol.co.za Seats are limited so booking is essential.
SA more vulnerable to H1N1: experts
World health experts believe South Africa is one of the most vulnerable countries to the H1N1 virus.
South Africa toons embrace S3D
South Africa has two animated feature films in production, both of which are using S3D.
Former teacher sets off for motorcycle odyssey
A former Kent teacher inspired by the Motorcycle Diaries will embark on his own odyssey by touring around the continent of Africa by bike.
SAfrica tourist arrivals hit record 9.5 million in 2008
South Africa received a record 9.5 million tourists in 2008, up 5.5 percent annually, but is counting on the World Cup to reverse a slowdown felt this year, the tourism minister said Friday.
McMullan heads to Africa for meetings
The federal government is aiming to strengthen its ties with several African nations, Labor frontbencher Bob McMullan says.
South Africa to host G20 tourism summit
South Africa will host the first meeting of G20 tourism ministers in February as part of the global response to unprecedented economic changes, South African Tourism Minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk said on Friday.
South Africa: Shopping Centres Boost Fountainhead
A good quality property portfolio spread across retail, offices and industrial assets is paying handsomely for the listed property unit trust, Fountainhead Property Trust, which posted a 8,1% rise in net distributions per unit to 52c for the year to September.
South African Rooibos morning tea
As a prelude to the chilly autumn days, the South African Ambassador invited guests to a special "morning tea" where the focus was on the famous Rooibos tea When one thinks of South Africa these days the football World Cup looms largest.
Cape beaches shine in Blue Flag awards
Twenty-nine South African beaches have been awarded Blue Flag status this year, Tourism Minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk announced on Thursday.
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