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Botched circumcisions seen as cause of many deaths during coming-of-age ritual among tribal groups.
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Angolan refugees plan protest in South Africa
South Africa encourages Angolans to return to their native country, but many are unwilling to leave.
Africa
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South African youth lament lack of jobs
Nearly five million youth are unemployed despite the country registering decent economic growth.
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Last Modified: 09 May 2013 07:11 GMT
Gold price slump affects S Africa economy
Job losses expected in world's largest gold producer, but some say falling prices are needed.
Africa
Last Modified: 03 May 2013 12:32 GMT
Zimbabwe lures investors to solve drought
Government trys to attract private investors to fix problem as some in capital go months without access to water.
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EU anti-smoking laws threaten African trade
Tobacco producing countries like Malawi say new proposals will further damage struggling economies.
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Building BRICS for the poor?
We ask if booming Global South economies are doing enough to alleviate the suffering of the downtrodden.
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Malawi adjourns treason trial of ex-officials
Trial of late president's brother and other ex- officials accused of preventing leadership succession resumes April 16.
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Malawi's Banda praised for economic reforms
First female president receives praise from abroad but some critics at home say reforms taking too long.
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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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