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No turning back as Africa’s hour arrives

The 2010 World Cup has been a memorable and momentous occasion not only for me, but for South Africa, the African continent and the rest of the world. It has indeed been incredible. It has been a...

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Madagascar army assault ends officer mutiny

ANTANANARIVO, Nov 20 (Reuters) – Madagascar’s army stormed a barracks housing dissident officers on Saturday and ended a four-day mutiny by the group who wanted to overthrow President Andry Rajoelina....

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S.Africa’s Malema to challenge ANC expulsion in court

TZANEEN, South Africa, March 25 (Reuters) – South Africa’s ANC youth rebel Julius Malema upped the stakes in his political wrangling with the ruling party on Sunday, saying he would challenge in court...

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Coal train hits truck in S.Africa, 24 dead

MALELANE, South Africa, July 13 (Reuters) – A coal train ploughed into a farm truck at a level crossing in South Africa on Friday, cutting it in half and killing 24 workers on their way to pick fruit –...

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South Africa mine protests hit world No.1 platinum firm

BATHOPELE MINE, South Africa (Reuters) – Labor unrest sweeping through South Africa’s mining sector hit top world platinum producer Anglo American Platinum on Wednesday, with stick-waving miners...

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S.Africa police bar ANC rebel in miner strike crackdown

MARIKANA, South Africa, Sept 17 (Reuters) – South African police stopped ANC renegade Julius Malema from addressing striking miners on Monday as the government intensified efforts to contain labour...

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Inside the Pistorius courthouse

Pretoria, South Africa By Siphiwe Sibeko The Oscar Pistorius murder trial is one of the biggest stories South Africa has ever had. Covering it as a Reuters photographer was one of the most demanding...

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South Africa waits after Mandela’s condition worsens

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – South Africans prayed and waited on Thursday after another downturn in the condition of ailing anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela forced President Jacob Zuma to cancel a trip...

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Witness: Pistorius asked friend to ‘take blame’ for restaurant gunshot

PRETORIA (Reuters) – “Blade Runner” Oscar Pistorius told a friend to take the blame for him accidentally firing a pistol under the table in a packed Johannesburg restaurant in January 2013, a month...

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Weeping South Africans say goodbye to slain captain Meyiwa

By Siphiwe Sibeko DURBAN (Reuters) – Thousands of weeping South Africans wearing red or black soccer jerseys said farewell to murdered national team goalkeeper and captain Senzo Meyiwa at a packed...

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