Princess Charlene in South Africa with the Red Cross and her foundation: Her Serene Highness Princess Charlene of Monaco is currently in her home country of South Africa as part of a five-day trip with the South African Red Cross and the Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation. She arrived in the country on began Thursday.
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Africa today at a glance: Trial opens in Stellenbosch, South Africa of 22-year-old science student Henri van Breda accused of butchering his wealthy parents and brother in their beds with an axe.
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Western Cape youth gear up for global skills competition: Young people from the Western Cape will represent South Africa at a global skills competition. The sixteen young people won medals at WorldSkills South Africa, which was held in Durban last month. Of this group, eight gold medalists will represent South …
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Former Perth schoolboy Henri van Breda pleads not guilty to killing family in South Africa: A FORMER Perth schoolboy accused of killing his parents and older brother in South Africa has pleaded not guilty to his charges. Henri van Breda is accused of murdering three members of his family with an axe pleaded not guilty on Monday, saying he fought …
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China, South Africa launch science park cooperation: PRETORIA, April 24 (Xinhua) — China and South Africa officially launched science park cooperation on Monday amid efforts to strengthen bilateral cooperation in science and technology. In a speech delivered at the launch ceremony, Chinese Vice Premier Liu …
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Henri Van Breda denies South Africa axe murders: A man accused of killing his parents and older brother in a frenzied axe attack in Stellenbosh in South Africa has pleaded not guilty to murder. Henri van Breda, 21, is also charged with the attempted murder of his sister who survived with severe head …
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South African Government hard at work: The Imbizo Focus Week was held under the theme, “Together we move South Africa forward: Our future – make it work”. This biannual government-wide initiative promotes active engagements between citizens and government, and is premised on promoting two …
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Lonwabo Tsotsobe, South Africa bowler, suspended indefinitely for match fixing: Lonwabo Tsotsobe, who represented South Africa in five Tests and 61 ODIs, has been charged for match fixing in the 2015/16 Ram Slam tournament and has been indefinitely suspended. Six other players have already been banned for their part in attempting to …
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