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Men stand up against women, child abuse

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Pretoria - Hundreds of men in KwaZulu-Natal showed their support for the fight against the abuse of women and children by taking part in a men's march on Friday.

SA prompts world to do more for abused women

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Pretoria - South Africa's Higher Education and Training Deputy Minister, Hlengiwe Mkhize, has called on countries to renew their commitment to projects aimed at women empowerment and justice.

Help for Bapsfontein learners

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Pretoria - Learners, who were relocated with their families from the dolomatic Bapsfontein informal settlement, were this morning taken to their different schools by buses arranged by the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality and the Gauteng Education Department.

Australian PM shocked by flood devastation

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Australia - Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Wednesday said she had been shocked by the images of flood devastation in Queensland, and the dimensions of the disaster were truly mind-boggling.

Agri students to continue with exams

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Mbombela - Calm has returned to the Lowveld College of Agriculture in Mbombela where more than 100 students disrupted exams and barricaded the school's entrance on Wednesday.

AU urges Sudan to ensure success of referendum

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Addis Ababa - The African Union (AU) Peace and Security Council has called on all parties and all Sudanese to continue to demonstrate the same commitment towards the successful conclusion of the ongoing process of the referendum for South Sudan.

New year, new schools for Gauteng

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Pretoria - One year since a devastating earthquake struck Haiti, the western hemisphere's poorest country is still reeling, with reconstruction moving at a snail's pace, millions of people still without permanent homes and a cholera epidemic that has killed thousands.

New teachers start school today

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Pretoria - As schools in the inland provinces open today, 2 500 newly qualified teachers will be joining the system this year.

Food bank for Tshwane

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Pretoria - The Food Bank was launched today at the Tshwane Fresh Produce Market.
It is hoped that thousands will be fed through this initiative to reduce poverty numbers.

Limited space at UJ, university warns

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Pretoria - The University of Johannesburg has warned that many of those who are currently inundating the institution to apply to be admitted to register for the 2011 academic year may not be accepted as there is limited space.

Correctional Services aims for clean audit

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Pretoria - Correctional Services has undertaken to heighten interventions aimed at ensuring that the department receives a clean audit report by the 2011/12 financial year.

France, SA set up lab to study climate change

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Cape Town - France and South Africa have set up a joint laboratory to study the impact of climate change on marine ecosystems in the Indian, Atlantic and southern oceans.

Mthombo refinery to save SA billions

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Pretoria - President Jacob Zuma said the proposed Mthombo crude oil refinery will save the country billions and showcase its competitive ability to counterparts globally.