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Weak rand draws few tourist complaints

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Tourists in South Africa are finding out that the exchange rate is in their favour.

Obama to echo Robert Kennedy’s “ripple of hope” at UCT

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On Sunday evening Barack Obama will speak at UCT, where the slain America icon laid down a stark challenge to opponents of apartheid.

[From our archives] Two exhumed bodies linked to Madikizela-Mandela

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The remains of two youths were exhumed nearly 25 years after they went missing in a disappearance linked to Nelson Mandela's former wife Winnie.

Wildfires destroy parts of Western Cape’s wineland region

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Runaway fires have savaged South Africa's scenic winelands, stoked by "perfect conditions" of strong winds and hot weather.

SKA project aims to inspire SA’s future scientists

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Residents of Carnarvon hope the hosting of the world's most powerful radio telescope could inspire SA's grooming of the world's future scientists.

SA’s prison babies get a second chance

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Pollsmoor Prison has provided South Africa's first unit dedicated to ensuring babies in lock-up are not punished for their mothers' crimes.

The heat is on for Malawi’s new President Banda

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Malawi may have a new president, but its old problems remain, and Joyce Banda is under pressure to tackle currency and fuel shortages without delay.

Electronics giants target African consumers

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From solar-powered lights to televisions that can withstand power surges, electronics mega-firms are wooing African consumers.

Black market dirties Zimbabwe diamond fields

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The funeral of a gem dealer has revealed the illicit trade of diamonds in Zimbabwe has gone underground and may be propping up Zanu-PF cronies.

Zuma has a tough nut to crack in SONA

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South Africa's rampant unemployment and sluggish economy loom over President Jacob Zuma as he prepares to deliver his State of the Nation address.

ANC centenary draws praise from African leaders

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African leaders have hailed the ANC in centenary celebrations for the continent's oldest liberation movement which inspired regional freedom battles.

Sick miners want Anglo American to pay up

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Anglo American has been sued on two continents by miners wanting to be paid out after falling ill due to exposure to dangerous levels of dust.
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