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Outrage Over South African Politician Julius Malema's Racist Comments
South Africa's Julius Malema used a decades old song that dates back to the struggle against apartheid.
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South African Opposition Takes Election Lead In Major Cities
South Africa's opposition Democratic Alliance led in three major cities today as votes were counted in local elections, threatening to deal the biggest electoral blow to the African National Congress since the end of apartheid two decades ago.
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South Africa's Jacob Zuma Vows to Stop Opposition From Disrupting Parliament
South African President Jacob Zuma on Sunday vowed to stop opposition lawmakers, who had hounded him out of parliament, to disrupt the national assembly.
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Namibia Prepares for Africa's First E-Vote
Namibia will vote in Africa's first electronic ballot Friday, a general election that will usher in a new president and quotas to put more women in government.
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South Africa Set for Polls Tomorrow
The majority of the 24 million registered voters in South Africa are expected to head to polls tomorrow to elect a fifth democratic government since anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela first assumed power in 1994 after decades of white-minority rule.
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Outrage Over South African Politician Julius Malema's Racist Comments
South Africa's Julius Malema used a decades old song that dates back to the struggle against apartheid.
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South African Opposition Takes Election Lead In Major Cities
South Africa's opposition Democratic Alliance led in three major cities today as votes were counted in local elections, threatening to deal the biggest electoral blow to the African National Congress since the end of apartheid two decades ago.
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South Africa's Jacob Zuma Vows to Stop Opposition From Disrupting Parliament
South African President Jacob Zuma on Sunday vowed to stop opposition lawmakers, who had hounded him out of parliament, to disrupt the national assembly.
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Namibia Prepares for Africa's First E-Vote
Namibia will vote in Africa's first electronic ballot Friday, a general election that will usher in a new president and quotas to put more women in government.
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South Africa Set for Polls Tomorrow
The majority of the 24 million registered voters in South Africa are expected to head to polls tomorrow to elect a fifth democratic government since anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela first assumed power in 1994 after decades of white-minority rule.
