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Botswana defends elephant hunts
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Post Office losses widen to more than R1bn as mail volumes decline
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Zuma has not paid back millions in legal fees owed to the state
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Remains of Kenyans Killed in Ethiopian Airlines Crash Return Home
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Dye Artisans Keep Ancestors' Traditions Alive
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Ghana's construction industry is lively but needs regulation
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Pioneer shareholders vote in favour of PepsiCo takeover
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Mission accomplished for SA Women's Sevens
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Inter's Sanchez awaits decision on ankle surgery
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Montpellier win appeal against Top 14 salary cap fine
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#ImStaying tattoo gives new meaning to 'permanent stay'
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City of Cape Town makes fireworks site available for Diwali
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Gauteng cop arrested for selling SAPS recruitment forms
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UN: Half of African Children Are Unregistered
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Thousands Face Eviction as Kenya's Bid to Save Forest Intensifies
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Sudan's First Female Chief Justice Wins Wide Acceptance
KHARTOUM, SUDAN - Sudanese citizens have largely embraced the sovereign council's move to appoint Nemat Abdallah as Sudan's first female ...
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