Ali Mohamed Shein of the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi was declared the winner of Zanzibar’s elections.
Winner – Drivers of Change Civil Society category: <b>Ikamva Youth</b>.
Medical aid members ‘will suffer most’ because of scrapped price list.
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Finalist — Drivers of Change Civil Society category: <b>The Foundation for Civil Society in Tanzania</b>.
New Minister of Communications Roy Padayachie wants to foster a partnership with the private sector and create a spirit of working together.
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The state decided to drop land claims by two different clans against the country’s biggest sugarcane farmer.
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/ 2 November 2010
The <i>Sunday Times</i>, South Africa’s biggest weekend paper, will be introducing a Zulu edition, it was reported on Tuesday.
SA cricketer Herschelle Gibbs has defended his controversial autobiography, calling the description of drinking and sexual antics "open and honest".
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New mayors for Tshwane and Ekurhuleni metropolitans have been appointed, the South African Broadcasting Corporation reported on Monday.
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/ 2 November 2010
floods in the West African nation of Benin have destroyed 55 000 homes, killed tens of thousands of livestock and created a new cholera risk.
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/ 2 November 2010
Officials tracked shipments of household goods from Yemen to Chicago in September and considered that the parcels might be a dry run for an attack.
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/ 2 November 2010
The so-called summit in Japan won’t stop anyone trashing the planet. Only economic risks seem to make governments act.
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/ 1 November 2010
Members of a diamond watchdog began talks in Jerusalem on Monday over whether to allow Zimbabwe to resume exports of the gemstone.
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The "shoot the boer" hate speech complaint against ANC Youth League president Julius Malema gets transferred to to the South Gauteng High Court.
Flanker Schalk Burger and centre Juan de Jongh have been ruled out of the Springboks’ tour of Britain and Ireland because of injury.
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SA’s second-biggest drug maker expects full-year profit to fall due to BEE once-off charge.
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/ 1 November 2010
The government has denied planning to shift its advertising spend to "patriotic" media outlets like the SABC and the <i>New Age</i>.
Extreme weather and market forces have affected the price of food worldwide, from tomatoes in Israel to cabbage in South Korea.
Cosatu urged newly appointed Cabinet ministers on Monday to bring down "unacceptable" levels of unemployment, poverty and inequality.
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Tanzania await official poll results with federal president Jakaya Kikwete likely to clinch re-election.
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Finalist — Drivers of Change Civil Society category: <b>Botswana Network on Ethics, Law and HIV/Aids</b>.
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Kenyan game rangers shoot dead three people suspected of killing five elephants for ivory.
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/ 1 November 2010
Officials report an attack by Islamic militants against government soldiers in the Somali capital has left at least 15 people dead.
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/ 1 November 2010
A Ugandan newspaper on Monday published the names and photos of 14 men it identified as gay in a country where homosexuality can lead to jail terms.
Winner — Company Partnership Award: <b>Absa Early Childhood Development Awards</b>.
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Conservationists on Monday warned a number of South African bird species are now moving towards extinction.
BP and several other major European companies are funding the mid-term election campaigns of right-wing Tea Party favourites.
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The Kagiso purchasing managers’ index (PMI), a gauge of the manufacturing sector’s health, was neutral for October.
By funding right-wing organisations, the mega-rich Koch brothers have duped millions into supporting big business at their expense.
The DA is to lay charges against ANC veteran Tony Yengeni after reports he accepted company directorships in contravention of the Companies Act.
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In his chapter in a new book, Paying for Politics, Sam Sole traces the link between the ANC’s cadre deployment policy, BEE and its business interests.
Hundreds of thousands of people in Benin have been affected by the country’s worst flooding in nearly half a century.