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SA writer scoops commonwealth book award

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Durban - South African writer Mandla Langa has scooped the Commonwealth Writers' Prize Best Book Award in the Africa Region 2009 for "The Lost Colours of the Chameleon".

Minister assesses progress of renovations at Wits

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Johannesburg - Education Minister Naledi Pandor visited the University of Witwatersrand on Thursday to check on whether the investments made by the department for infrastructure development were being properly utilised.

Tshwane restores bus service

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Pretoria - The City of Tshwane is slowly restoring its bus service after it was interrupted last week by the striking employees.

Govt talks tough on substance abuse

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Cape Town - Government might consider banning alcohol adverts in its concerted effort to fight the serious problems associated with substance abuse facing the country.

LOC, US State Consul General visit Mafikeng school

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Mafikeng - The Department of Education, the FIFA Local Organising Committee and the United State Consul General, Andrew Passen visited the Redibone Middle School in Mafikeng on Thursday to meet the winners of the provincial leg of the School Confederations Cup.

Registered SA citizens aboard must notify IEC

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Pretoria - All registered South Africans living abroad and wishing to vote in the 2009 general elections must notify the Chief Electoral Officer of their intention to vote within 15 days.

Training for Confeds Cup volunteers kicks off

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Johannesburg - Training for the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup volunteers has officially kicked off, marking another significant milestone for the 2010 FIFA World Cup appetizer.

Youth called to be ambassadors for road safety

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Pretoria - Transport Minister Sibusiso Ndebele has called upon the country's youth to be ambassadors for road safety by being cautious on the roads and obeying the rules of the road.

Youth to continue with the struggle

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Johannesburg - The struggle may be different from the one in 1976 but the Gauteng youth's message is clear - they will not give up.