South Africa News
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Amsterdam -
Australia and South Africa agreed in the Netherlands Friday of sharing the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) telescope, the world's most powerful radio telescope. The SKA telescope is believed to be strong enough to detect extraterrestrial life.
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Port Elizabeth -
A Scottish woman visiting a South African game reserve for her sixtieth birthday was given a nasty reception by supposedly tame cheetahs at the reserve. The cheetahs, in an attack that lasted about three minutes, almost mauled her to death.
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South African president Jacob Zuma is due to marry for the sixth time this coming weekend. Zuma who recently turned 70 will reportedly take his long-time fiancee, Bongi Ngema, as his fourth current wife.
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Durban -
According to a report on Thursday, 2 police constables in Durban, South Africa were arrested after being caught with prostitutes in their police panel van.
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Bangkok -
Vito Roberto Palazzolo, 64, sentenced in absentia by an Italian court in 2009 to nine years in jail for being the treasurer of godfathers Toto' Riina and Bernardo Provenzano, was arrested in Thailand on March 30.
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Rallies have occurred as far away as South Africa, calling for the removal of the Zionist regime as Israeli forces opened fire on peaceful Palestinian protesters marking Land Day across the occupied Palestinian territories.
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New Delhi -
At a meeting of the world's 5 leading emerging economies, many issues were raised including stepping away from the Dollar as a reserve currency and reform of the IMF. Humanitarian aid to Syria was also discussed.
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Mombasa -
The Maasai Warriors cricket team are involved in a row with their trainer. He wants them to wear the traditional cricket whites. They want to wear their traditional gear.
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Cape Town -
Comedy duo Nik Rabinowitz and Tats Nkonzo take to the stage at Cape Town's Baxter Theatre. One Jewish white, one black, they mix their risque humour well, stirring up stereotypes and stigmas of South Africa's racist past.
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Pretoria -
The Hungarian community of South Africa’s economic heartland, Gauteng Province, has commemorated March 15th, a national day and the anniversary of the revolution which threw out feudalism in 1848.
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