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Governing party says controversial issue is "off the table" as leadership conference concludes in city of Bloemfontein.
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S Africa's Zuma re-elected ruling party chief
Current South African president scores thumping victory, teeing him up for another four years as head of state.
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S African police foil ANC meeting 'bomb plot'
Police arrest members of right-wing Afrikaner party who planned to bomb ruling ANC's conference in Bloemfontein.
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Run-up to ruling party's internal elections dogged by claims of political assassinations, corruption and irregularities.
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Kgalema Motlanthe, the president's deputy, to run against Jacob Zuma for leadership of ruling African National Congress.
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Tension at Lonmin mine seethed for more than a year amid dire living conditions, union rivalry, and corporate practices.
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South Africa miners to continue strike
Key union that refused to sign "peace accord" says it will persist until demand for more pay is met.
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The corporate scramble for Africa
If it continues to be business as usual in Africa, it could set the stage for Resource Conflict 2.0.
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S Africa's ANC denies appeal of youth leader
Disciplinary committee upholds suspension of Julius Malema, fiery leader convicted of causing rifts within ruling party.
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