ANC ramps up coalition activity
Zuma: 'Only way to sort out problems is to vote ANC'
Cope: Shilowa faction to discuss way forward
Youth wage subsidy won't work, says Cosatu
Shilowa to fight order barring him from Parliament
Jordaan calms fears over World Cup
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South Africa would be able to safeguard every person coming to the 2010 Soccer World Cup, the chief executive of the local organising committee, Danny Jordaan, said in Johannesburg on Wednesday. "We will safeguard places where the players will stay, the routes, hotels, etc. The country has demonstrated its ability to manage other World Cups with no incidents of crime," he said.
The only way to solve the problems of housing and poverty in Cape Town was to vote for the ANC, party president Jacob Zuma a crowd in Gugulethu.
The Mbhazima Shilowa-aligned faction of Cope will meet on Monday to discuss a way forward, the secretary general of the faction said on Friday.
A "plan for life" could help save the life of a teenager with suicidal thoughts or tendencies, says Roshni Parbhoo of the SA Depression and Anxiety Group. Parbhoo told the South African Press Association that teenage suicide is becoming more common in South Africa especially at this time of the year.
The only way to solve the problems of housing and poverty in Cape Town was to vote for the ANC, party president Jacob Zuma a crowd in Gugulethu.
The ANC has signed a coalition agreement with Icosa and an independent councillor to secure government in Oudtshoorn, Cape Agulhas and Kannaland.
The proposed youth wage subsidy will not work unless the government realises unemployment is linked to education, Cosatu says.
Cope co-founder Mbhazima Shilowa will challenge an interim order barring him from Parliament, his spokesperson said on Monday.







