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SOUTHERN AFRICA: New money to mitigate disaster

Source: IRIN In an effort to mitigate the negative impact of climate change, new funding by European Commission's Humanitarian Aid department (ECHO) will help bolster disaster risk reduction and community resilience in Mozambique, Madagascar, Malawi and the Comoros.

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Polytechnic Declares Its Premises a 'No-Go' Area for Journalists Covering Student Events

The Namibian Chapter of the Media Institute of Southern Africa, MISA-Namibia, has come out strongly against the decision by the Polytechnic of...

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Zimbabwe Reserve Bank Promises Currency Reforms

Zimbabwe's central bank said it would soon implement reforms to ease the effects of hyperinflation as consumers, retailers and banks struggle to make even simple transactions with a virtually worthless currency. Once the beacon of southern Africa, Zimbabwe now has the world's highest inflation rate -- officially above two million percent but widely seen much higher. Critics blame this and other economic...

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UNHCR Defends South Africa Glenanda Over Refugee Crisis

The UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said South Africa has done its best to provide protection and assistance to the victims of the xenophobic attacks and should not be blamed for detaining undocumented people from Glenanda. UNHCR Representative for Southern Africa, Sanda Kimbimbi, said the UNHCR was in support of the government's move to detain those who refused to register for temporary...

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Namibia: Warriors Need A Win

BRAVE Warriors coach Tom Saintfiet emphasised the importance of winning a do-or die encounter against Malawi today as the two nations revive their rivalry at the Cosafa Senior Challenge Cup in Mphumalanga this afternoon.

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South Africa: Haschick Flies Back Into Birds' Nest

Former Bush Bucks quicksilver winger Shaun Haschick has resurfaced at Moroka Swallows.

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South Africa: Chiefs Win Soweto Derby

Kaizer Chiefs have moved into the Final of the 2008 Vodacom Challenge after a 2-0 victory over Orlando Pirates at the EPRFU Stadium in Port Elizabeth on Thursday night.

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Botswana: Is Our Government Increasingly Being Run By Decrees?

Pronouncements of the past few months appear to point in that direction. We are still grappling with the effects of Security and Intelligence law, the registration of mobile (cell) phone users and the Media Practitioners Bill.

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Botswana: Maxy Launches Yet Another Missile

One does not need a calculator or some form of scientific proof to know that Maxy's latest offering, Cherikwa, is a world-beater. Within a couple of days after its release the album had enjoyed massive airplay, blanketing the local airwaves with its rapturous tunes like Jwala jo and Maburu.

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Botswana: 'Country Could Have Up to 8 Percent of World's Uranium'

Botswana has the potential to become a major uranium producer and even rival neighbour Namibia in the coming years, A-Cap Resources Managing Director Andrew Tunks said on Wednesday.

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South Africa: Mohlakeng Tests New Public Viewing Site

Mohlakeng Stadium on the West Rand will play a significant role in the upcoming Telkom Charity Cup.

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South Africa: Sundowns, Tycoons Ready for Desert War

Platinum Stars are taking no chances and have made an early start to Tunisia where they play Confederations Cup holders CS Sfaxien on Saturday.

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South Africa: Akan Returns to FC AK

Former FC AK coach Ali Akan has returned to the club just weeks after controversially stepping down from his post on the eve of the club's first leg promotion play-off match against Bay United.

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Namibia/Malawi: Malawi Need Draw, Namibia Must Win

Malawi need only draw but Namibia must win when the two countries meet today (Thursday) in their final Cosafa Senior Challenge Group B clash in Secunda.

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South Africa: Morton Set to Make Derby Debut

Orlando Pirates' development head Augusto Palacios has no qualms that 19-year-old Michael Morton will not disappoint the Ghost when he takes the field against Kaizer Chiefs in Port Elizabeth today.