Schubart Park relocations continue peacefully
The City of Tshwane says the process of relocating residents out of the Schubart Park flats in central Pretoria continued on Sunday.
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Face it: R2.4bn 'loan' to Swaziland is a gift, says Cosatu
Cosatu says Swaziland will never be able to repay the R2.4-billion loan from the Reserve Bank, and South Africa should call it a gift.
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Violent anti-government protest reported in Angola
Angolan authorities arrested 24 people at an anti-government youth rally, were several protesters, journalists and police were injured, reports say.
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Malawi anti-govt protest deaths on the rise
Two days of protests have left at least 10 people dead in unprecedented levels of unrest in Malawi.
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Riots spread despite crackdown
Riots have swept across Uganda's capital, Kampala, in the biggest anti-government protest in sub-Saharan Africa this year.
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Policy of peaceful protest divides Swazi activists
Swaziland's trade unions have vowed to continue peaceful protest aimed at pressuring the government to step down.
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Expediency is the unofficial French policy in Africa
Officially, French troops in Côte d'Ivoire are described by their government as “impartial forces”. This is somewhat disingenuous.
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Côte d'Ivoire: rebuilding begins
While a call goes out for all fighters to lay down their arms and the UN flies in aid, analysts warn that peace will be difficult to secure.
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Angola arrests five ahead of planned protest
Angolan authorities on Monday arrested five people, including journalists, ahead of a planned protest against the rule of José Eduardo dos Santos.
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Chinese state-run media play down protest calls
China's state media on Monday dismissed a weekend web campaign for Middle East-style protests as "performance art", while also urging public patience.
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