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Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak looked likely to step down on Thursday after more than two weeks of protests against his 30-year rule.
President Jacob Zuma on Thursday announced the establishment of a jobs fund of R9-billion over the next three years to finance job-creation.
Jacob Zuma faced pressure on Thursday to map out concrete steps to fight massive unemployment with nearly one in four people jobless in South Africa.
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/ 10 February 2011
Egyptian Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq told the BBC that President Hosni Mubarak may step down and the situation in the country will be clarified soon.
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/ 10 February 2011
Sanef is "deeply perturbed" by a report on Thursday that the Democratic Alliance had blacklisted a journalist from the <i>Sowetan</i>.
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/ 10 February 2011
Yemen is teetering on the brink of failed statehood but protesters’ midday departures cast doubt on whether Yemenis are ready to mount a revolt.
SA will not rush Jacques Kallis back into action at the World Cup to help the all-rounder recover fully from an injury, captain Graeme Smith says.
The US on Thursday expressed alarm at new violence in Zimbabwe, accusing the Zanu-PF of carrying out the attacks ahead of possible elections this year
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Michael Dean Pepper has been banned for three years after failing a doping test last year, the SA Institute for Drug-Free Sport said on Thursday.
Cope founders Mbhazima Shilowa and Mosiuoa Lekota are entitled to attend the State of the Nation address on Thursday, regardless of who has control.