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SA News: Dlamini Zuma: We don’t need to buy delegates

14 December 2017 By admin

Dlamini Zuma: We don’t need to buy delegates: She says the elective conference is not only important to South Africa but to the international community as well. “We don’t need to buy delegates; we have worked and we have been to every corner of this country, addressing cadres’ forums …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

Male hitchhiker raped at gunpoint by two WOMEN in South Africa after being forced to drink ‘mystery substance’: A MALE hitchhiker was drugged and raped by two women in South Africa as the region’s so-called “sperm bandit” menace continues. He was left hospitalised after being attacked when he was picked up by the middle-aged women in Polokwane, Limpopo province.
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

Two SA teachers make it onto global award list: A report recently found that close to 80% of the country’s Grade 4 pupils couldn’t comprehend what they read. South Africa came last of the 50 countries surveyed for reading for comprehension, according to the report by the International Association …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

Fast Europe Open: South Africa CPI, UK unemployment: Doug Jones has beaten Roy Moore, the Republican evangelical accused of preying on young girls, in a dramatic Alabama Senate race where President Donald Trump failed to convince enough conservatives to back his anti-establishment candidate. Mr Jones, a …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews





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