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Four decades since Soweto uprising, young people in Rainbow Nation still facing major challenges.
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South Africa's President Zuma says he is happy with the progress the anti-apartheid icon is making in hospital.
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South Africa is reportedly furious with the UK for ending its agreement to send cash there from 2015 onwards.
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Pistorius returns to the track
Paralympian spotted on track near home town of Pretoria while on bail for murder as family deny his return to training.
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Zuma defends decision to deploy troops to CAR
South African president responds to criticism over troops killed in Central African Republic.
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S Africa says Mandela's condition 'improved'
President's office says anti-apartheid icon had "restful" fourth day in hospital and continues to receive treatment.
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South Africa says Mandela 'in good spirits'
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South Africa prays for Mandela's recovery
President office says 94-year-old anti-apartheid icon "responding positively" to treatment amid outpouring of support.
Africa
Last Modified: 29 Mar 2013 10:43 GMT
SA court lifts Pistorius travel restrictions
Two bail conditions set aside for Paralympian who was arrested on Febraury 14 following shooting death of girlfriend.
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