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Pretoria: Zimbabwe political parties need to deal with crisis

Pretoria - Political parties in Zimbabwe need to find a solution for the situation in that country under the guidance of the African Union (AU), South Africa's Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Aziz Pahad said Friday. The AU at its summit on Tuesday ad...

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The Sharks drown at Loftus

The Blue Bulls scored a 35-14 bonus point win over the Sharks at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria on Saturday to become joint leaders of the Currie Cup."

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Alleged copper thief dies

A man has dropped dead while being questioned, say Pretoria police.

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Incentives to Slash Capital Costs

UP TO 30% of a R200m investment in capital assets could be given back to entrepreneurs in the manufacturing and tourism sectors, Trade and Industry Minister Mandisi Mpahlwa said yesterday in Pretoria.

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Limpopo University Health Unit to Get R102m Boost

EDUCATION Minister Naledi Pandor has announced that the University of Limpopo's (UL's) healthcare faculty, which produces almost half of SA's African medical graduates, will not be moved from Ga-Rankuwa, outside Pretoria, but will be revamped.

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Join the Topturf team - Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa

America and beyond my wildest expectations

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Party time

Zambezi Lounge and Grill on 676 Old Pretoria Main Road, Wynberg in Joburg hosts The Longest Night party with Channel O tonight. DJs on the decks include Waxxy, C-Live, Zonke, Tumi, Dimplz and Jawz.R60 gets you in before midnight. There will be prizes for the best dressed, most interesting, most flaunting and even the most boring party goers. Contact: 0114405021 Latinova in the Fashion District,160...

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Robbers strike again

The petrol station where a Pretoria police officer was gunned down exactly two weeks ago has been struck again.

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New ‘fair, effective‘ driver demerit system launched

WITH 15000 people dying each year and death and injury from accidents on South Africa‘s roads now costing R43-billion annually, Transport Minister Jeff Radebe yesterday launched the first pilot project of the administrative adjudication of road traffic offences (AARTO) in Pretoria.

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Medical waste company ‘was warned‘

A TOP government official in Pretoria personally warned a Butterworth medical waste company, which was raided by the Green Scorpions this week, not to operate without a permit.

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Mbeki Dead Wrong About Mwanawasa

UNCONFIRMED reports of the death of Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa yesterday led to red faces in the southern African region, and acute embarrassment for President Thabo Mbeki who held a minute's silence in Pretoria.

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ZAMBIA: Reports of the President's death "erroneous"

Source: IRIN The Zambian government insisted today that President Levy Mwanawasa was alive - denying media reports he had died in a Paris hospital - and described South African President Thabo Mbeki's minute of silence in respect of his counterpart at a rally in Pretoria as "erroneous".

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Reports of the President's Death 'Erroneous'

The Zambian government insisted today that President Levy Mwanawasa was alive - denying media reports he had died in a Paris hospital - and described South African President Thabo Mbeki's minute of silence in respect of his counterpart at a rally in Pretoria as "erroneous".

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Mbeki Apologises For Xenophobic Violence

President Thabo Mbeki has apologised on behalf of the people of South Africa to the families of those who were killed in recent xenophobic-related attacks. Mbeki was addressing a tribute meeting to those affected by the attacks in Pretoria. He says Africans in the country committed unpardonable crimes against fellow Africans. More than 60 people were killed in the attacks that began in Alexandra on...

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Black Business Balks At Chinese Empowerment

Black business groups are headed for a clash with the government over its decision not to oppose a Pretoria High Court ruling that gave Chinese South Africans access to black empowerment.