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10 February 2012
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One killed as Senegal police, anti-Wade crowds clash
CLASHES
At least one person was killed on Tuesday as Senegalese security forces armed with truncheons and tear gas clashed with rock-throwing activists protesting against President Abdoulaye Wade's...
 
 
31 Jan 2012
 
Info Bill questioned at hearings
INFO BILL HEARINGS
The Protection of State Information Bill has the potential to create an "oppressive" apartheid-era style censorship, MPs heard in Cape Town on Tuesday.
 
 
Still no word on Malema appeal
APPEAL
There was still no word on Tuesday on the outcome of suspended ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema's appeal hearing, which was concluded a week ago.
 
 
Global food prices easing, volatility still high – World Bank
FOOD PRICES
Global food prices are set to decline further in 2012 as a weaker world economy dampens consumer demand while food supplies rise, the World Bank said on Tuesday, warning that a possible rise in oil...
 
 
KZN municipalities slated over spending
AUDITS
KwaZulu-Natal's 47 municipalities have incurred R2-billion in irregular spending, co-operative governance MEC Nomusa Dube said in Durban on Tuesday. "The amount of irregular expenditure is sitting...
 
 
Algeria Islamist leader predicts unrest if vote rigged
ELECTIONS
Algeria's government will ignite an explosion of unrest if it tries to rig a parliamentary election in May to keep its grip on power, according to the leader of an Islamist opposition party vying...
 
 
R280m Bombela top-up likely as toll delay affects Gautrain numbers
GAUTRAIN
The Gauteng government will pay an estimated R280-million to Gautrain operator, the Bombela Concession Company, for the financial year ending March 31, as the company's income from the rapid-rail...
 
 
AU extends mandate of current head, exposing divisions
AU
The African Union extended the mandate of its commission chief after failing to elect a new head on Monday, highlighting the weakness of a group criticised for slow decision-making during political...
 
 
 
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