| Mon, 8 Feb 2010 Debate on nationalising the mines in South Africa
| A storm erupted in policy circles in South Africa after Julius Malema the leader of the African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL) boldly proclaimed the need for the mining industry in South Africa to be nationalized. The demand was predicated on fulfilling the vi... | Woes for Local Players in Swaziland
FORMER Dynamos' goalkeeper Zondai Nyaungwa is contemplating to quit Swaziland club Mbabane Highlanders over unpaid salary, in the latest of a series of problems facing Zimbabweans at the club. | ... | OPT: Building back in Gaza - with mud bricks
web | Photo: Suhair Karam/IRIN GAZA, 8 February 2010 (IRIN) - Hassan al-Err, aged 67, and his seven-member family are moving into a mud house built by the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) in the Gaza Strip, because other building materials are not available. |... | World Cup 2010: South African FA Organise Friendly Match Against Namibia
SAFA has confirmed that the international friendly between Bafana Bafana and Namibia will take place at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban on March 3. | The game will be part of the 100 Days celebrations before World Cup 2010 kicks off on June 11. | It will be Bafana&r... | Mandela's release: The day the myth was made flesh (Feature)
| Johannesburg - The image of former South African president Nelson Mandela walking out of prison after 27 years on February 11, 1990, is one of the defining moments of our time. | Apart from symbolizing the triumph of the human spirit over tyranny, and the enduring nat... | Millions at risk if AIDS focus fades, says expert
| LONDON - Global attention is turning away from the AIDS epidemic at just the wrong time and means a fresh wave of the disease could infect millions of people in high-risk countries, a leading expert said Friday. | Alan Whiteside, director of the health economics &... | EGYPT: Controversial organ transplant bill welcomed by WHO
web | Photo: COFS CAIRO, 7 February 2010 (IRIN) - A controversial organ transplant bill expected to become law in the next few weeks could regularize organ transplants and curb Egypt's booming illicit trade in human organs, experts say. | Hundreds and possibly thousands... | |
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