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Breaking News Fri, 9 May 2008
 Nelson Mandela
Africa   Government   Photos   President   Travel  
 TVNZ 
US travel curbs on Mandela lifted
May 9, 2008 11:19 PM | Moving to fix what some lawmakers called an embarrassing leftover in US policy, the House of Representatives voted to scrap travel restrictions on former South African President... (photo: UN file photo)
 The Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh with the President of South Africa, Mr. Thabo Mbeki and the President of Brazil, Mr. Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in the IBSA Summit group photo at Johannesburg on October 17, 2007- india - am1
African   Development   Election   Mugabe   Photos  
 CNN 
Mbeki visits Mugabe for more talks on election crisis
| (CNN) -- South African president Thabo Mbeki is traveling to Zimbabwe's capital Friday for more talks with the political leadership there, the South African Foreign Affairs Ministry said. | A minist... (photo: PIB)
 South African President Thabo Mbeki speaks to reporters in Pretoria, South Africa Saturday, May 13,   Independent online 
Zim: Mbeki under pressure again
| South African President Thabo Mbeki was expected in Zimbabwe on Friday for talks with President Robert Mugabe over a month of spiralling post-election violence and a proposed presidential run-off. |... (photo: AP Photo)
Business   Photos   President   S African   Thabo Mbeki  
Gold Fields points the finger at power outages  Business Report 
Gold Fields points the finger at power outages
| Johannesburg - Power disruptions in South Africa had "a significantly negative impact" on Gold Fields' production and costs, the listed mining company said in its results for the March 2008 quarter ... (photo: WN / James)
Economy   Energy   Gold   Photos   Power  
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Nelson Mandela Sydney Morning Herald
Mandela taken off US terror list
| The US House of Representatives adopted a bill today aimed at taking South African former president Nelson Mandela and his party, the African National Congress, off a U... (photo: UN Photo)
Photos   Politics   South Africa   Terror   US  
Chicago cabbie William Oraka, reflected in pump, fuels up at a downtown station selling regular gasoline for $3.999 Wednesday, May 7, 2008, as oil futures rose to a new record near $124 a barrel The Australian
Oil rallies to record $US124
| OIL rallied back from early losses overnight to strike a fresh record above $US124 a barrel as strong diesel demand outweighed signs of rising OPEC supplies. | US crude... (photo: AP / Nam Y. Huh)
Market   OPEC   Oil   Photos   US  
President Robert Mugabe, greets an unidentified child upon his arrival at a rally in Mbare, Harare, Saturday, March 22, 2008. The Australian
Zimbabwe opposition rejects run-off
| ZIMBABWE'S opposition MDC will not participate in a presidential run-off against Robert Mugabe, a top party official said today, after reports of escalating violence de... (photo: AP / )
Africa   Mugabe   Photos   Slideshow   Violence   Zimbabwe  
A woman points a handgun with a laser sight on a wall display of other guns during the National Rifle Association convention Friday, April 13, 2007, in St. Louis. The 136th annual meeting of the NRA runs through Sunday and is expected to draw 60,000 visitors. The Australian
Govern global arms trade
| IN the present scandal of the attempt to ship tonnes of arms and ammunition to Zimbabwe, it is the Chinese who have spoken the most sense. China's foreign ministry said... (photo: AP / Jeff Roberson)
Law   Photos   Trade   UN   Weapons  
electricity - power - energy Insurance Newsnet
Eskom Selects Black & Veatch to Provide Project Management and Engineering Services for World-Class Power ...
Business Editors | OVERLAND PARK, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 8, 2008--Black & Veatch, a leading global engineering, consulting and construction company, has been sele... (photo: WN / aruna1)
Business   Energy   Johannesburg   Photos   Power  
Zimbabwean farmworker Tamanikwa Dhumukwa picks cotton at Newton estates, in the Bindura , jsa1 BBC News
Farm-workers flee Zimbabwe homes
| Some 40,000 farm-workers and their families have fled their homes in Zimbabwean election violence, a trade union official says. | "They have been accused of voting for ... (photo: AP / Karel Prinsloo)
Africa   Election   Farm   Photos   Violence   World   Zimbabwe  
 "Interview"  starring Steve Buscemi and Sienna Miller.   Sony Pictures Classic    (js1) News24
Sienna attacks paparazzi
| Los Angeles - Sienna Miller lashed out at photographers on Tuesday - hitting one with her handbag. | The actress lost her temper after one paparazzo got too close to he... (photo: Sony Pictures Classic )
Actress   Arts   Celebrities   Entertainment   Photos  
Train Business Day
Business express train between Pretoria, Johannesburg 
From Pretoria to Johannesburg in just under an hour is what Metrorail's new Business Express train promises. | The service was launched today by Transport Minister Jeff R... (photo: Public Domain )
Business   Economy   Photos   Transportation   Travel  
Old Mutual Business Report
Jasa: Global Entrepreneurship Week makes its SA debut in November to help young people unleash ...
| By Sibongile Khumalo | Junior Achievement South Africa (Jasa) plans to host a series of business development programmes to mark Global Entrepreneurship Week later this ... (photo: Public Domain / Kaihsu Tai)
Africa   Help   People   Photos   Projects  
Business & Economy Politics
- Tiger Brands aims for good corporate citizenship
- Commuters to Get Pretoria, Joburg Express Train
- Ruling On Farmland Awaited
- Everything Just Keeps Growing Right for Afgri
Gold Fields points the finger at power outages
Gold Fields points the finger at power outages
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- Did Mabandla read between the lines?
- Pikoli hearings adjourned
- 'Mabandla should be in jail'
- So what did Mbeki say?
 The Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh with the President of South Africa, Mr. Thabo Mbeki and the President of Brazil, Mr. Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in the IBSA Summit group photo at Johannesburg on October 17, 2007- india - am1
Mbeki visits Mugabe for more talks on election crisis
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Education Human Rights
- School Bus Accident Left One Learner Dead
- Teenage pregnancy no surprise?
- University of Witwatersrand Students Forbidden By Administra
- Education is a Salary Determining Factor
Photograph showing a soldier standing guard in a Washington, D.C., street with the ruins of buildings that were destroyed during the riots that followed the assassination of Martin Luther King, 1968 April 8th.
PRO and ANTI Movements regarding "1968 students Revolution"
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- 'Dramatic escalation of attacks' seen in Zimbabwe as
- Mbeki visits Mugabe for more talks on election crisis
- Zimbabwe opposition rejects run-off
- Govern global arms trade
 The Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh with the President of South Africa, Mr. Thabo Mbeki and the President of Brazil, Mr. Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in the IBSA Summit group photo at Johannesburg on October 17, 2007- india - am1
Mbeki visits Mugabe for more talks on election crisis
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Health Entertainment
- Rugby: Steyn's Bath connection shows game's poor hea
- Island council 'satisfied' with animal aid
- Mine aids children of four dead workers
- Mbeki's Aids Denial - Grace Or Folly? Part V
CHILDREN - POVERTY - PHILIPPINES - FILIPINO
Report Says Basic Medical Care Could Save Lives of 6 Million Children a Year
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- Tshwane to Honour Madiba
- Mandela a highlight for Kurt
- Theater Minis
- Walker film series has a global focus
 "Interview"  starring Steve Buscemi and Sienna Miller.   Sony Pictures Classic    (js1)
Sienna attacks paparazzi
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Sport Science & Technology
- Australia to play three tests and five ODIs in SAfrica
- Claude LeRoy coy on Ghana exit
- National Squad Qualify for Final
- Rugby - Makaka Returns After Two Years
Ghana's coach Claude Le Roy. jp1
Claude LeRoy coy on Ghana exit
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- Fish farming way of the future?
- Rugby: Newby signs with Leicester
- Hawking heads to SA
- Bharti pursues MTN amid talk of rival bids
CHILDREN - POVERTY - PHILIPPINES - FILIPINO
Report Says Basic Medical Care Could Save Lives of 6 Million Children a Year
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