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Jenny Gross
SA’s World Press Photo winner breaks with tradition
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Jenny Gross
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7 Mar 2011
When South African photographer Jodi Bieber found out she won the 2010 World Press Photo of the Year, she shrieked.
Unemployment fuels African unrest, says World Bank
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Jenny Gross
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3 Mar 2011
The recent uprisings in North Africa highlight how youth unemployment fuelled unrest, World Bank officials said on Thursday.
Ravalomanana vows to return to Madagascar
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Jenny Gross
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20 Feb 2011
Madagascar's ousted president told reporters at Johannesburg's OR Tambo airport on Saturday that he would keep trying to return to his homeland.
Police arrest hundreds of illegal miners at Aurora
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Jenny Gross
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8 Dec 2010
Police have confirmed they arrested 358 illegal miners at the Aurora mine on Tuesday.
Interest rate cuts ‘too little, too late’
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Jenny Gross
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25 Nov 2010
Evidence that South Africa's economic growth is slowing is raising fears the government has done too little and acted too late to boost growth.
Hit by Aids, Africa welcomes pope’s condom message
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Jason Straziuso
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Jenny Gross
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23 Nov 2010
The pope's suggestion that condoms could be used in limited situations has grabbed the attention of Africa which has a soaring number of Catholics.
White father of African rock marks anniversary
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Jenny Gross
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7 Nov 2010
In a rehearsal studio one afternoon in 1986, a white South African musician wrote an international hit -- partly in isiZulu.
SA to research mood-lifting plant
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Jenny Gross
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2 Oct 2010
For hundreds of years, indigenous South Africans have chewed a plant which they say reduces stress, relieves hunger, sedates and elevates moods.
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