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    Does South Africa really understand Africa? – By Eliot Pence

    ...define itself as the leader of, and commercial gateway to, the continent. But the differences between South Africa and the rest of Africa are stark. ...
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    Bashir and South African Foreign Policy: Beyond Considerations of African Unity – By Christopher Williams

    ...that South African law would force the arrest of Bashir if he entered South Africa. To contend with any continental criticism levelled at South Africa ...
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    South African Solutions for Africa’s Problems? – By Alexander Beresford

    ...(2011) “˜Interests, Ideas and Ideology: South Africa’s Policy on Darfur.’ African Affairs. 110 (438) pp. 55-74. [iv] Chris Alden and Maxi Schoeman (2013) “˜South Africa ...
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    Rwanda and South Africa should not sever relations over Nyamwasa/Karegeya row – Frederick Golooba-Mutebi

    ...A report by Reuters quoting South Africa intelligence sources states that the Kayumba residence attackers were followed back to the Rwanda embassy in Pretoria. Within ...
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  • South Africa plans to introduce Kiswahili to schools in 2020. Credit: Steven Tan.
    Living in TranslationSouth Africa
    By Sisonke Msimang
    May 7, 2019
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    Hope, promise and folly: What South Africa’s embrace of Kiswahili means

    South Africa’s relationship with the rest of Africa is often conflicted. The decision to teach Kiswahili in schools gives a glimpse into what could be. ...
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    November 9, 2012
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    Sad South Africa: The Truth in Numbers and the Facts behind the Sentiment – By Desné Masie

    Striking miners in South Africa have tarnished the reputation of South Africa's economy, but it's not all doom and gloom. South Africa is Africa’s largest ...
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    September 17, 2012
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    Apocalypse South Africa: rumours of Armageddon greatly exaggerated – By Simon Freemantle and Desné Masie

    ...on South Africa to an influential audience must ensure that their statements are not hinged on the platitudes of attention-grabbing disaster pornography. South Africa remains ...
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    Economic Growth in South Africa: has the ANC got it wrong? – By Moeletsi Mbeki and Refiloe Morwe

    ...still a political analyst for Nedbank, one of South Africa’s leading banks, I was asked by a fund manager in Edinburgh how sustainable I thought ...
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    November 23, 2010
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    South Africa: A war on media freedoms?

    ...Communication Science at the University of South Africa (UNISA). She writes about the state of media freedom in South Africa on her blog at http://bigmediadebate.blogspot.com/. ...
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    Conflicted and furious: South Africa votes in post-Mandela world – By Desné Masie

    ...in South Africa is thus historical and structural – this may be why, notwithstanding the contradictions and macro-economic policy incoherence of the ANC, the problems ...
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