Johannesburg’s homes behind bars – in pictures: Photographer Kim Ludbrook remembers growing up in South Africa in a house with ‘a nice low hedge’ around it, ‘and a gate that had no lock on it.’ Now, 30 years later Johannesburg homes are routinely furnished with security gates, panic buttons and …
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UK and South Africa welcome progress on trade relationship: LONDON: Joint statement by the UK Secretary of State for International Trade, Dr Liam Fox, and the South Africa Minister for Trade and Industry, Dr Rob Davies. The Minister of Trade and Industry (the DTI), Dr Rob Davies had a bilateral meeting with his …
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Squeezing more out of taps: How Cape Town cut consumption in half: Cape Town isn’t the only city in the world that’s going to need them for the future.’ April 30, 2018 CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA —Each morning, on opposite sides of this city, two women wake up thinking about water. For both Helen Moffett and Musa Baba …
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HIGHLIGHTS: Land debate gets heated at Unisa: PRETORIA – A debate on land expropriation, hosted by the University of South Africa (Unisa) on Monday, had its fair share of heated exchanges. WATCH: Unisa land expropriation debate descends into chaos Cope leader Mosiuoa Lekota said the narrative that …
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Bus Strike Continues in South Africa: Pretoria, Apr, 30 (Prensa Latina) The national strike of bus drivers entered its third week in South Africa today, after negotiations between the unions and the government reached a deadlock last Wednesday. Consulted by the local press, the spokesman of …
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Nikki Haley names and shames South Africa for UN voting: Today, the State Department released its annual UN Voting Practices Report as required by Congress for the last 34 years. The report includes a comparison of voting records between the United States and other countries on UN General Assembly resolutions.
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Tigresses keen on gathering experience in South Africa tour: The Bangladesh women’s cricket team is now touring South Africa, having left Saturday, for a five-match ODI series followed by a three-match T20I series that will take up the best part of May, reports UNB. All the fixtures will be played across three …
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