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Yearly Archives: 2013

UN: Thousands of people uprooted by CAR violence
Africa
/ 17 December 2013

UN: Thousands of people uprooted by CAR violence

Some 210 000 civilians have been forced from their homes by violence in the Central African Republic capital in the past two weeks alone, says the UN.

By Staff Reporter
US academic association backs boycott of Israeli educational bodies
Article
/ 17 December 2013

US academic association backs boycott of Israeli educational bodies

The American Studies Association says its move to boycott Israeli schools is "in solidarity with scholars and students deprived of academic freedom".

By Guardian Reporter
Pussy Riot members could be freed under amnesty
Article
/ 17 December 2013

Pussy Riot members could be freed under amnesty

Two members of punk protest band Pussy Riot could be freed from prison under an amnesty proposed by Russia’s President Vladimir Putin, say lawyers.

By Reuters
Privatised Dell aims to reinvent itself
Article
/ 17 December 2013

Privatised Dell aims to reinvent itself

It took a bruising battle for Dell to become privatised. Its next quest to reinvent itself may follow a smoother path, writes Arthur Goldstuck.

By Staff Reporter
Numsa president: Zuma benefited from Nkandla, he must resign
Article
/ 17 December 2013

Numsa president: Zuma benefited from Nkandla, he must resign

Numsa’s newly elected president says the union should call for Jacob Zuma’s resignation, adding the Nkandla saga was a blight on Madiba’s legacy.

By Matuma Letsoalo Author
News catch-up: What you missed while mourning Mandela
Article
/ 17 December 2013

News catch-up: What you missed while mourning Mandela

From Paul Kagame’s re-election as head of Rwanda’s ruling party to Khloe Kardashian’s divorce, here’s what you might’ve missed after Madiba’s death.

By Sapa, Sapa Ap and Reuters
The growing terrorism threat in Africa
Africa
/ 17 December 2013

The growing terrorism threat in Africa

This year, scores of people lost their lives in attacks orchestrated by terrorist groups in various regions of Africa. We look at the main groups.

By Staff Reporter
Baboon ‘Spiderman’ still on loose in Jo’burg
Article
/ 17 December 2013

Baboon ‘Spiderman’ still on loose in Jo’burg

The SPCA says it is having difficulty tracking down a baboon in Johannesburg’s northern suburbs, which has been on the loose for about a week.

By Sapa
De Lille renames stadium fan walk in honour of Mandela
Article
/ 17 December 2013

De Lille renames stadium fan walk in honour of Mandela

As a tribute to Madiba, Patricia de Lille has renamed a Cape Town fan walk, which connects the city centre and its stadium, the Walk of Remembrance.

By Sapa
CFR: Opposition to Adcock offer is to deter foreign buyers
Article
/ 17 December 2013

CFR: Opposition to Adcock offer is to deter foreign buyers

The drawn-out battle for Adcock now sees CFR’s offer for Adcock now facing resistance from the PIC, which says the offer is not up to scratch.

By Chris Spillane
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