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Synexus Leads The Way In South Africa With Vital Paediatric Vaccines Trial
Main Category: Pediatrics / Children's Health Also Included In: Immune System / Vaccines UK-based Synexus, the world's largest multi-national company dedicated to the recruitment and running of clinical trials, recruited the highest number of patients to the South African study investigating a paediatric vaccine against rotavirus.
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Madiba restaurant a hit in New York
The borough of Brooklyn in New York City is not the place one would expect to find a decent plate of "mielie pap en sous". But at 195 Dekalb Avenue, in the suburb of Fort Green, a Johannesburger and his wife have found unlikely success -- running their very own New York City-style shebeen.
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UNICEF Ireland's 'Dustin the Turkey' promotes early childhood care in South Africa
The popular Irish children's character 'Dustin the Turkey' made a surprise visit recently to children in Ematimatolo, located in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
South Africa well-prepared for kickoff
Danny Jordaan appears to have the patience of a teacher dealing with a difficult group; one that remains sceptical about the point being made despite explanations and evidence.
No more money for Gautrain airport link
The Gauteng government will not ask the National Treasury for the extra money concessionnaire Bombela needs to finish the Sandton to OR Tambo International Airport route in time for next year's World Cup, transport MEC Bheki Nkosi said on Tuesday.
Be on the Ball in South Africa
The British Foreign and Commonwealth Office is kicking off its 'Be on the Ball' campaign, aimed at helping England fans heading to South Africa, with a press conference tomorrow.
Baba Indaba triumphs as South Africa's most memorable baby and parenting expo
Hot on the heels of winning a Top Women in Business Award, the SABC Education Baba Indaba team has scooped both Top Exhibition of the Year for the third time and the Gold award for Most Memorable Event at the Exhibition & Event Association of Southern Africa's Annual Awards, held at Gallagher Convention Centre, Midrand, on Thursday, 19 November ...
Soccer's World Cup circus brings the global gaze to South Africa - but once you're done watching the All Whites, check out some of the country's other wonders.
Store cashier caught 'skimming'
Rizwana Sheik Umar South Africa's banks have warned consumers of a surge in credit and debit card "skimming" in the festive season after the arrest of a Durban retail chain cashier suspected of doing so.
South African, Indian chambers for closer ties
DURBAN: South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry has encouraging and close relationship with the Confederation of Indian Industry and other Indian trade bodies and has initiated effective steps to further strengthen the ties.
Egypt will not allow its citizens living abroad to be humiliated, President Hosni Mubarak said in an address to parliament on Saturday, in an apparent reference to a spat with Algeria over a World Cup qualifier.
World Cup to Raise HIV/AIDS Awareness in South Africa
South Africa will raise awareness of HIV/AIDS before millions of local and visiting soccer fans while hosting the 2010 FIFA World Cup next June and July, IRIN reports .
El Al security officer deported from South Africa
The South African authorities several days ago deported a security officer working for Israel's El Al airlines, who is employed by the Israeli Embassy in the country and has a diplomatic passport.
South Africa: UNHCR Clarify Repatriation Programme for Zimbabweans
The United Nations Human Rights Commission for Refugees has denied running a repatriation programme that promised Zimbabwean refugees in South Africa R7000, computers and other equipment to start up businesses once back home.
PHOTOS: Lion opens door of tourists' car at South Africa safari park
By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 10:07 AM on 16th November 2009 With a 300lb lion in the offing, the couple visiting the safari park could at least console themselves that they had the protection of their car.
International Expansion: Hooters Opens in Durban, South Africa
Chanticleer Holdings Inc. announces grand opening of Hooters restaurant in Durban, South Africa.
Head of US international AIDS program says recession not dampening his efforts
The global recession is not dampening America's international drive to stop AIDS, the head of the campaign said Wednesday.
Oakland Mayor Ron Dellums failed to disclose trip to South Africa
Mayor Ron Dellums' office acknowledged late Tuesday that Dellums erred this year by not reporting a trip to South Africa on his annual statement of economic interests.
Singer guilty for anthem fiasco - readers
By Ainsley Daniels Ras Dumisani was not well-known in South Africa prior to last week's Test match between France and the Springboks.
Mango sees recovery in 2010/11
CEO of South African low cost airline Mango, Nico Bezuidenhout, expects domestic air travel to resume positive growth by the third quarter next year, outside of the World Cup tournament.
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