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Big changes - Cape Town, South Africa

Adventures in Cape Town and beyond

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My New Ride - Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

Me and My Truck: Africa from the Bottom Up

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Refugees bear brunt of weather woes

Days of heavy rain have turned the refugee camp at the Youngsfield Military Camp in Cape Town into a muddy quagmire.

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Rugby-Brits gets Springbok call as cover for Smit

CAPE TOWN, July 7 (Reuters) - Hooker Schalk Brits has been called up to the Springbok squad as a precautionary measure after captain John Smit injured his groin in South Africa's Tri-Nations defeat by New Zealand on Saturday.

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Outing to Franschhoek and amid wild animals - Franschhoek, Western Cape, South Africa

Adventures in Cape Town and beyond

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Last turn of lingering worm - Kathmandu, Nepal

Asia to Cape Town by land ... through Kathmandu and Timbuktu

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Disaster management tackle township floods

Cape Town's is assisting hundreds of families who are affected by a deluge of heavy rains, and remains on full alert.

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Archbishop Backs Calls for Talks On Crisis

The Anglican Archbishop Thabo Makgoba of Cape Town has called on the Southern African Development Community (SADC) to find ways of opening new negotiations to end the political stalemate in Zimbabwe.

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Don't Throw Biofuels out of the Window Just Yet - Frost & Sullivan

CAPE TOWN, South Africa - The Guardian newspaper has published an article today on the findings of an unpublished World Bank report on food prices. According to the paper, the report claims that biofuels have caused world food prices to increase by 75%. Frost & Sul

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Don't Throw Biofuels out of the Window Just Yet - Frost & Sullivan

CAPE TOWN, South Africa--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Guardian newspaper has published an article today on the findings of an unpublished World Bank report on food prices. According to the paper,

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Crisis on Robben Island

Cindy Witten 4 July 2008 After following up on an article published in the Cape Argus about the starving animals on Robben Island, owner of Aquila Private Game Reserve just outside Cape Town, Searl Derman, pledged a total of R600 000 with the hope of saving the lives of indigenous animals on Robben Island. “I brought some of our experts from our game reserve, we went through to Robben Island and assessed...

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Zille still has hope for SA's political future

Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille, the mayor of Cape Town, has again called for a realignment of politics.

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TB causes chaos in Southern District and Tygerberg hospital

By Yamkela Xhaso 04 July The extreme drug resistant TB has claimed 33 lives in the Chest Clinic in Cape Town, and it has been reported that only 4 have been cured of this deadly pandemic. According to Cape Times, Doctor Sweetness Siwendu revealed the statistics at the TB conference in Durban yesterday. It was also revealed that about 60 percent those who died were already on treatment. Tygerberg and...

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Shattered Myths - The Xenophobic Violence

On Thursday 22 May, Cape Town changed forever. The xenophobic violence that started 1,200 kilometres away in Gauteng spread to Du Noon township. On Friday the TAC offices began to get reports of violence on trains and Somali shops being looted. The details were scanty, but by Friday evening the consequences became visible even in the affluent city centre. About 150 people sought refuge outside Caledon...