Topic: University of Johannesburg
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African leaders embrace Mugabe at SADC summit
The group's soft approach to Zimbabwe's president disappoints many, but some say it may be more effective in engaging him.
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S. Africa's unions take demands to the streets
The labor-friendly Zuma is facing pressure on wages and job security. Public anger has led to riots in poor neighborhoods.
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Zuma promises 500,000 new jobs. Can he deliver?
In state of nation speech, critics say South Africa's president failed to make tough choices needed in a recession.
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South Africa’s ruling party leads in high-turnout election
So many voters flocked to the polls that many stations ran out of ballot papers.
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South Africa set to elect populist Jacob Zuma
The polarizing ANC leader is expected to draw record numbers of voters to the polls in Wednesday's presidential race.
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Nelson Mandela boosts Zuma at final ANC campaign rally
South Africa's ruling party candidate, Jacob Zuma, vows no constitutional changes ahead of April 22 vote.
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War crimes warrant for Bashir risks sparking unrest in Sudan
The International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant Wednesday for President Omar al-Bashir on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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With Tsvangirai as PM, Zimbabwe's power-sharing begins
Wednesday's swearing-in ceremony, officiated by President Mugabe, put an end to 10 months of political stalemate.
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How team of rivals could still save Zimbabwe
Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai agreed last Friday to form a power-sharing government with longtime President Robert Mugabe.
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Thabo Mbeki: the fall of Africa's Shakespearean figure
South Africa's president was ousted by his own party this weekend.
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Township youths tackle South Africa's 'white sport': rugby
In the black Johannesburg township of Diepsloot, one volunteer coach is teaching children the basics of rugby.
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