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Donna Bryson

From South Asia with love

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An new website is making romance stories from the region accessible to a diaspora across the world.

The Soweto Theatre: Making theatre matter again

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Soweto has long been a cosmopolitan centre of political and artistic life. The new Soweto Theatre complex is part of an ambitious redevelopment plan.

Okah blames Nigerian government for bombing

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Alleged terror mastermind Henry Okah has accused his native country's government of being behind a bombing in which he is to stand trial.

Swazi students hit the streets to demand democracy

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Students have marched in Swaziland, demanding democracy and scholarships, though their small numbers were a far cry from last year's mass protests.

Oprah’s shining stras

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The first graduate's of TV star's academy are ready to take on the world.

Miners demand more equitable share

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Impoverished miners have held a marathon march across a platinum-rich corner of the country to demand Xstrata share more wealth.

All eyes on SA, Walmart appeal

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Whether Walmart succeeds in buying a controlling share of a major SA chain could affect whether other Americans come to do business on the continent.

Ravalomanana’s exile plans thwarted mid-air

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An attempt by Madagascar's toppled president to end his exile in South Africa was thwarted in the air when his plane was forced to turn back.

Rhino poaching: SA ‘losing animals like crazy’

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A fundraising campaign aimed at putting rhino poachers in jail was welcomed on Friday by South African conservationists.

Africa the world’s fastest growing cellphone market

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A study shows that Africa is the world's fastest growing cellphone market, becoming the second biggest user of cellphones after Asia.

SA children may have stopped sex predator

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The words of little children from an isolated town in rural South Africa may have stopped an international sex predator.

South African scientists to track penguins in wild

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South African scientists are fitting young penguins raised by humans with satellite transmitters so they can track them once released into the wild.
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