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A busy day for Zuma in Angola

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Pretoria - Various activities have been planned in Angola's capital, Luanda, as President Jacob Zuma began his official visit to that country on Thursday.

SARS employees back at work

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Pretoria - South African Revenue Service (SARS) has confirmed that the industrial strike is over and its employees are all back at work

PanSALB welcomes language settlement

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Pretoria - The Pan South African Language Board (PanSALB) has welcomed the agreement reached for a KwaZulu-Natal matric pupil to write his exams with six subjects.

Caster cruises to gold

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Berlin - South African teenager Caster Semenya shook off a gender test controversy on Wednesday night to win the 800m final at the World Athletics Championship in Berlin.

Bafokeng King wishes Bafana well

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Pretoria - Bafokeng King Leruo Molotlegi has wished Bafana Bafana well for their 2012 African Cup of Nations (Afcon) qualifier match against Egypt on Saturday at Ellis Park stadium.

Maintain govt houses, says Sexwale

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Cape Town - Beneficiaries of government housing should do their utmost to keep these properties in good condition, said Housing Minister Tokyo Sexwale on Thursday.

Team to investigate Mpuma school fire

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Bushbuckridge - The Mpumalanga Department of Education has set up a team to investigate the cause of a fire at the Lesedi Primary School, which left pupils without classrooms.

Military veterans receive healthcare cards

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Pretoria – More than 1 000 military veterans in Pretoria had turned-up on Friday to update their status and to receive their healthcare cards from the Department of Military of Veterans.

Africa should develop ways to support AU, NEPAD

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Johannesburg - The African continent must develop ways through which Africans abroad and African Diaspora structures will be able to support the African Union (AU) and the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD).

Minister writes to UN to investigate Semenya saga

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Pretoria - The Ministry for Women, Children and Persons with Disabilities has written a letter to the United Nations requesting it to investigate the manner in which Caster Semenya has been treated.