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• Win or Lose and African Fans Celebrate Africa World Cup
  http://www1.voanews.com/english/news/africa/Win-or-Lose-African-Fans-Celebrate-Africa-World-Cup-96462579.html
  Members of Johannesburg's Nigerian community among those enjoying tournament Enjoying those conferences, the member of the Nigerian community of between [yohanesuburugu

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  Mitglieder Johannesburgs von der nigerischen Gemeinschaft unter denen Turnier genießend Genießen jener Konferenzen, das Mitglied der nigerischen Gemeinschaft von zwischen [yohanesuburugu
  
  
• Afriqiyah Airways confirms 104 people aboard crashed plane in Tripoli
  http://english.people.com.cn/90001/90777/90855/6982717.html
  Afriqiyah Airways said in a statement there were 93 passengers and 11 crews aboard the plane and which crashed at Tripoli airport early Wednesday morning. The statement said that search and rescue work was underway and but did not give details about the casualties and survivors. Some local media reports said that an eight-year-old Dutch boy survived the crash. The Afriqiyah Airways Airbus 303 was flying from Johannesburg to Tripoli when the accident took place at about 6:00 am (0400 GMT). Th… As for [ahurikiyaeaueizu], early of 93 airports which declaration Wednesday of morning are with the Tripoli fall as for the passenger and the crew-member riding in 11, the airplane

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  Afriqiyah Fluglinien sagten in einer Aussage dort waren 93 Passagiere und 11 Mannschaften an Bord der Fläche und das Tripoli-Flughafen am frühen Mittwoch-Morgen zerschmetterte. Die Aussage sagte, dass diese Suche und Rettungsarbeit laufend war und aber nicht über die Verunglückten und die Überlebenden spezifizierte. Einige lokale Mittelreports sagten, dass ein achtjähriger holländischer Junge den Abbruch überlebte. Die Afriqiyah Fluglinien Airbus 303 flogen von Johannesburg nach Tripoli, als der Unfall ungefähr am 6:00 morgens (GMT 0400) stattfand. Th… Wie was [ahurikiyaeaueizu], früh von 93 Flughäfen, die Erklärung Mittwoch des Morgens mit dem Tripoli-Fall was den Passagier und das Mannschaftmitgliedsreiten anbetrifft in 11 sind, das Flugzeug
  
  
• Video: World Cup 2010: South Africa reaches fever pitch
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/video/2010/jun/11/world-cup-2010-south-africa-excitement
  A crowd of fans from all over the world hit the streets of Johannesburg ahead of the World Cup 2010 opening ceremonyJohn Domokos Because the world in the world attacked the town of Domokos [yohanesuburugu] of world cup 2010 commencement ceremonyJohn ahead, the crowd of the fan

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  Eine Masse der Ventilatoren vom auf der ganzen Erde Schlag die Straßen von Johannesburg vor dem Weltcup 2010 öffnenden ceremonyJohn Domokos Weil die Welt in der Welt die Stadt von Domokos [yohanesuburugu] von Weltcupanfang ceremonyJohn 2010 voran in Angriff nahm, die Masse des Ventilators
  
  
• Video: England arrive in South Africa
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/video/2010/jun/03/england-depart-for-world-cup
  Fabio Capello' s squad arrived in Johannesburg this morning and with captain Rio Ferdinand positive about the mood in camp The team of [huabiokapetsuro] supervision arrives affirmatively with [yohanesuburugu] this morning, concerning the mood of captain Rio fur D NAND camp

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  Gruppe Fabio-Capellos kam in Johannesburg heute morgen und mit Positiv des Kapitäns Rio Ferdinand über die Stimmung im Lager an Die Mannschaft [huabiokapetsuro] der Überwachung kommt bestätigend mit [yohanesuburugu] diesem Morgen, hinsichtlich der Stimmung Pelz D des Kapitäns Rio des NAND-Lagers an
  
  
• Hotels and shopping malls come to S.Africa' s new Soweto
  http://www.france24.com/en/20100330-hotels-shopping-malls-come-safricas-new-soweto
  Giant black-and-white photos of a Young Nelson Mandela smile across the broad halls of a four-star star hotel and looking over the dusty street market where he once hid from apartheid police. This is the new Soweto, a mix of upper-crust comforts and urban grit and where shopping malls and landscaped parks have sprung up among some of South Africa' s most important landmarks of the struggle against white-minority rule. It' s a side of Johannesburg that residents hope World Cup visitors will venture out to see and where one third of the city' s 3.8 million people live. The photograph of enormous black and white of the small nelson Mandela smile, as the dust is many, watching the market, at one time extensive hole star star hotel in the whole four apartheid police. It is mix of new [soueto] and top where it hid from This

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  Riesige Schwarzweiss-Fotos von einem jungen Nelson Mandela lächeln über den ausgedehnten Hallen eines Vier-Sternesternhotels und -c$schauens über dem staubigen Straßenmarkt, in dem er sich einmal von der Apartheidspolizei versteckte. Dieses ist der neue Soweto, eine Mischung des upper-crust Komforts und des städtischen Kornes und wo Einkaufszentren und landschaftlich verschönerte Parks unter einigen von Südafrikas wichtigsten Grenzsteinen des Kampfes gegen Weißminorität Richtlinie entstanden sind. Es ist eine Seite von Johannesburg, die Bewohnerhoffnung Weltcupbesucher heraus riskieren, zu sehen und von der Drittel der Million Leute der Stadt 3.8 lebt. Die Fotographie von enormem Schwarzweiss des kleinen Nelson- Mandelalächelns, als des Staubes ist viele und passt den Markt, auf einmal umfangreiches Lochstern-Sternhotel in der vollständigen vier Apartheidspolizei auf. Es ist Mischung von neuem [soueto] und von Spitzen, wo es von diesem sich versteckte
  
  
• Furore over apartheid-era song ban
  http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=10635893&ref=rss
  JOHANNESBURG - A song that advocates the killing of white farmers has ignited debate about race and free speech and raised questions about the sticking POWER of efforts toward achieving racial reconciliation. After Johannesburg' s… [yohanesuburuku] has applied the fire to argument - murder of the white peasant race/lace and speech of insistence tune concerning freedom, directing in the achievement, concerning the adhesion power of effort doubt race reconciliation. After [yohanesuburugu]…

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  JOHANNESBURG - ein Lied, das die Tötung der weißen Landwirte befürwortet, hat Debatte über Rennen und Redefreiheit und aufgeworfene Fragen über die haftende ENERGIE von Bemühungen in Richtung zum Erzielen der rassischen Versöhnung angezündet. Nach Johannesburg… [yohanesuburuku] hat das Feuer am Argument - Mord am weißen ländlichen Rennen/an der Spitze und an der Rede der Beharrlichkeitmelodie hinsichtlich der Freiheit angewendet und verwiesen in die Ausführung, hinsichtlich der Adhäsionsenergie der Bemühungszweifels-Rennenversöhnung. Nach [yohanesuburugu]…
  
  
• Artist and photographer Sophie Ristelhueber' s best shot
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2010/apr/28/photography-sophie-ristelhueber-best-shot
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  http://www.thestandard.com.hk/breaking_news_detail.asp?id=18361
  Nelson Mandela' s 13-year-old great granddaughter was killed early this morning when her car overturned ON a Johannesburg highway after South Africa' s… As for the great-grandchild of 13 years old of nelson Mandela's, the Republic of South Africa which now morning quickly after her car it turns sideways is murdered on the [yohanesuburugu] highway…

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  Nelson Mandela 13 Einjahres groß - Enkelin wurde früh heute morgen getötet, als ihr Auto umwarf AUF einer Johannesburg-Landstraße nach Südafrika… Wie für den Great-grandchild von 13 Jahren alt von Nelson Mandela, wird die Republik Südafrika die jetzt Morgen schnell, nachdem ihr Auto, das sie sich seitlich dreht, ermordet auf der [yohanesuburugu] Landstraße…
  
  
• World Cup 2010 festivities kick OFF with parade through Johannesburg
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/gallery/2010/jun/09/worldcup2010
  Supporters of South Africa' s national team, the Bafana Bafana, take in a parade through the streets of Sandton and Johannesburg As for the supporter of the Republic of South Africa representative team, as for [bahuanabahuana], the sun ton, the town of [yohanesuburugu] parade it goes to seeing

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  Verfechter von Südafrikas Nationalmannschaft, das Bafana Bafana, lassen eine Parade durch die Straßen von Sandton und von Johannesburg ein Was den Verfechter anbetrifft der Republik- Südafrikarepräsentativmannschaft, wie was [bahuanabahuana], die Sonnetonne, die Stadt [yohanesuburugu] der Parade geht er zum Sehen
  
  
• Global Fund freezes grants to Zambia over fraud
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/sarah-boseley-global-health/2010/jun/16/zambia-international-aid-and-development
  The Global Fund for Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria stops payments to the Zambian government over corruption and while activists in South Africa plan a march ON the US consulate there in protest at Obama' s reduced funding for AidsThe Global Fund to fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria has frozen its grants to the Zambian government, following revelations of fraud within the Ministry of Health and it said today. The Fund stopped payments to the Ministry in August last year, it said and but confirmation came only today as news of the freeze - always a sensitive issue - leaked out. Grants worth $120 million have not been paid, although $17 million has been handed over through other channels to guard against the disruption of life-saving services and such as the supply of Aids drugs. Money is still being paid to civil society organisations and which have received $180 million. This is the Global Fund' s account of what happened: The freeze in disbursement came after Zambian authorities last year uncovered fraud within its own Ministry of Health. Further investigations by the Global Fund showed that the Ministry of Health was not able to safely manage grants. The organization has demanded the return of US$8 million in unspent funds from the Ministry of Health. The Global Fund has also demanded that Zambia takes action against individuals found to be involved in the unaccounted expenditures that led to the freezing of grant disbursements. The Fund says the money should be flowing again within two months, but through the UN Development Programme instead of the Ministry of Health.Meanwhile the Treatment Action Campaign and Medecins Sans Frontieres and others are planning a march ON the US Consulate in Johannesburg tomorrow in protest at Obama' s cuts in funding for Pepfar and the President' s emergency pla The activity plan in south Africa which is in the United States because of the worldwide fund AIDS, the tuberculosis and the malaria breaking march, there at decrease fund [obama] of the AidsThe worldwide fund of protest, as for tubercular malarial measure, the AIDS and [u] because of fighting it has frozen the payment the consular mansion is stopped in the Zambian government

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• My travels: Rankin ON South Africa
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/travel/2010/may/08/rankin-soweto-south-africa-johannesburg
  The photographer was swept up by the energy and spirituality of an extraordinary Christian ritual cleansing ceremony in Johannesburg' s Soweto townshipImages from Rankin' s exhibition and book, RANKINJOZISouth Africa is an incredible country and one that has always captivated me. It is a country of unquestionable beauty, but beyond the natural majesty, it is a melting pot of social and religious and cultural diversity. I don' t think I can ever even scratch the surface of this intriguing society. Last year and the BBC approached me with an idea for a documentary exploring the country' s photographic traditions and I leapt at the chance to do it. I wanted to learn more about South Africa and this was the perfect opportunity to dig a little deeper and explore the country through the eyes of its pre-eminent photographers. I spent three months researching the different photographers I would meet ON my trip and their own stories and the disciplines they had mastered. While I was intrigued by photographers such as David Goldblatt and Alf Kumalo and it was Greg Marinovich from the Bang Bang Club (a group of photographers active within the townships during the Apartheid period) who I really felt like I struck up a friendship with. He is an incredible person, curious about everything and fearless. I spent a day with Greg photographing a ritual cleansing in the Klipspruit Stream. The river runs through the Soweto township, and every January, to mark the beginning of the new year and members of the African Zionist Church congregate there to celebrate. Hundreds of people participated throughout the day, and the spirituality was palpable and even when standing at a distance ON the banks of the river and observing. Greg was an inspiration - he got straight into the river and snorkelled to get underwater The photograph, from exhibition and the book of energy and insanity and ceremonial Rankine of Christianity was let flow the ceremony by cleansing with townshipImages of [soueto] of [yohanesuburugu], as for RANKINJOZISouth Africa it was the country of the extent which is not believed, one always fascinated me

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• Roy Greenslade: Three World Cup journalists robbed at gunpoint
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/greenslade/2010/jun/09/worldcup2010-southafrica
  Three journalists covering the World Cup in South Africa have been robbed at gunpoint by two men who broke into their hotel 75 miles outside Johannesburg and close to where the Portuguese team are staying. Portuguese journalist Antonio Fimoes was held at gunpoint by one man while the other rummaged through his belongings. He also rifled through the bags of Spanish journalist Miguel Serrano and Rui Gustavo Morais from Portugal. But they remained asleep throughout the raid. The robbers escaped with money, passports and photographic material and clothing. Sources: AP/PA/GuardianWorld Cup 2010South AfricaGreenslade ON AfricaRoy Greensladeguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds As for three journalists being accustomed to piercing the gun which covers the W cup in south Africa, as for the place Portuguese team which is taken outside [hoteruyohanesuburugu] 75 miles, by 2 men who intrude in the vicinity staying. Being accustomed to piercing the Portuguese [jiyanarisutoantonio] Fimoes gun, while it was held with 1 people pointing, other him belongings. He [a] [tsu] from Portugal Spanish [jiyanarisutomigeruserano], from sack of 瑞 [gusutabomoraesu] rifle

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  Drei Journalisten, die den Weltcup in Südafrika bedecken, sind mit Waffengewalt durch zwei Männer gekleidet gewesen, die in ihr Hotel 75 Meilen außerhalb Johannesburgs brachen und nah an, wo die portugiesische Mannschaft bleiben. Portugiesischer Journalist Antonio Fimoes wurde mit Waffengewalt von einem Mann gehalten, während der andere durch sein Eigentum rummaged. Er auch rifled durch die Beutel des spanischen Journalisten Miguel Serrano und Rui Gustavo Morais von Portugal. Aber sie blieben während des Überfalls schlafend. Die Räuber entgingen mit Geld, Pässe und fotographisches Material und Kleidung. Quellen: AP/PA/GuardianWorld Schale 2010South AfricaGreenslade AUF AfricaRoy Greensladeguardian.co.uk © Wächter-Nachrichten u. Mittel begrenzten 2010 | Gebrauch von diesem Inhalt ist abhängig von unseren Ausdrücken u. Bedingungen | Mehr zieht ein Wie für drei Journalisten, die das Durchbohren der Gewehr gewöhnt werden, die die w-Schale in Südafrika bedeckt, was die portugiesische Mannschaft anbetrifft des Platzes, die außerhalb [hoteruyohanesuburugu] 75 Meilen genommen wird, von 2 Männern, die im Nähebleiben stören. , gewöhnend das Durchbohren der portugiesischen [jiyanarisutoantonio] Fimoes Gewehr, während es mit 1 zeigenden Leuten gehalten wurde, anderes er Eigentum. Er [a] [tsu] vom Portugal-Spanischen [jiyanarisutomigeruserano], vom Sack 瑞 [gusutabomoraesu] des Gewehrs
  
  
• Mandela great granddaughter buried in South Africa
  http://english.people.com.cn/90001/90777/90855/7028917.html
  Zenani Mandela, the great granddaughter of Nelson Mandela and Winnie Madikizela Mandela, who was killed in a car accident last week and was laid to rest ON Thursday. The child' s death had an impact ON the opening of the FIFA World Cup in Johannesburg ON Friday as Nelson Mandela, 91, South Africa' s first democratically elected president and cancelled his scheduled brief appearance at Soccer City stadium because of the family bereavement. The Star newspaper in Johannesburg ON Thursday reported tha… As for Zenani Mandela, as for accident last week nelson Mandela of the great-grandchild of the car and Madikizela Mandela of [uini], shooting, Thursday it was enshrined

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  Zenani Mandela, das große - Enkelin von Nelson Mandela und von Winnie Madikizela Mandela, die in einem Autounfall letzte Woche getötet wurde und gelegt wurde, um am Donnerstag stillzustehen. Der Tod des Kindes hatte eine Auswirkung AUF die Öffnung des FIFA-Weltcups in Johannesburg am Freitag, während Nelson Mandela, 91, Südafrikas ersten demokratisch Präsident wählte und sein zeitlich geplantes kurzes Aussehen am Fußball-Stadtstadion wegen des Familientrauerfalls annullierte. Die Sternzeitung in Johannesburg am Donnerstag berichtete über tha… Was Zenani anbetrifft Mandela, was Unfall anbetrifft letzte Woche Nelson Mandela des Great-grandchild des Autos und des Madikizela Mandela von [uini], schießend, Donnerstag wurde es eingeschlossen
  
  
• Guardian Daily: South Africa' s World Cup kicks OFF
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/audio/2010/jun/11/guardian-daily-podcast
  The 2010 World Cup gets under way today - minus Nelson Mandela and who' s mourning the death in a car accident of his great-granddaughter. Football fans in Johannesburg share their excitement with Owen Gibson and the Guardian' s sports news correspondent. The Observer' s South Africa correspondent Alex Duval Smith joins us from Cape Town and where Uruguay play France this evening. She says efforts have been made for South Africa' s poorer people to enjoy the World Cup and with games shown ON giant screens in the townships. ON the line from outside Johannesburg' s Soccer City stadium is Steve Bloomfield and author of Africa United: How Football Explains Africa. He discusses the tournament' s importance not just to South Africa and but to the continent as a whole. Chris McGreal is the Guardian' s former South Africa correspondent. He says it' s an extraordinary moment for the country and which 20 years ago was facing international isolation due to its racist apartheid system. (Chris is now reporting from Washington. He says there' s muted interest in the World Cup in the US. England' s first match is against the United States tomorrow.) We also hear views of the World Cup from people from around the world in London' s Leicester Square.Alex Duval SmithJon DennisPhil MaynardTim MabyPeter SaleOwen Gibson With method of 2010 W cup acquisition present - 0 nelson Mandela, [yohanesuburugu] joint ownership that greatness - granddaughter. Football [huanouengibuson], in accident of car of excitation of correspondent of sport news of guardian death mind of condolence

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  Der 2010 Weltcup erhält laufenden heutigen Tag - minus Nelson Mandela und wer den Tod in einem Autounfall seines Great-granddaughter beklagt. Fußballfane in Johannesburg teilen ihre Aufregung mit Owen Gibson und der Sportnachrichtenkorrespondent des Wächters. Das Südafrika entsprechender Alex Duval Smith des Beobachters verbindet uns von Cape Town und wo Uruguay-Spiel Frankreich heute Abend. Sie sagt, dass Anstrengungen unternommen worden sind, damit Südafrikas ärmere Leute den Weltcup und mit den Spielen genießen, die AUF riesigen Schirmen in den Gemeinden gezeigt werden. AUF der Linie äußeren Johannesburgs von der Fußball-Stadt ist Stadion Steve Bloomfield und Autor von Afrika vereinigt: Wie Fußball Afrika erklärt. Er bespricht den Wert des Turniers nicht gerade nach Südafrika und aber zum Kontinent als Ganzes. Chris McGreal ist der ehemalige Südafrika-Korrespondent des Wächters. Vor er dass sagt, es ein außerordentlicher Moment für das ist Land und dem 20 Jahren die internationale Lokalisierung wegen seines rassistischen Apartheidssystems gegenüberstellte. (Chris berichtet jetzt von Washington. Er sagt, dass es gedämpftes Interesse am Weltcup in den US gibt. Englands erstes Gleiches ist gegen die Vereinigten Staaten morgen.) Wir hören auch Ansichten des Weltcups von den Leuten aus der ganzen Welt in Londons Leicester Square.Alex Duval SmithJon DennisPhil MaynardTim MabyPeter SaleOwen Gibson Mit Methode von W 2010 höhlen Sie anwesende - 0 Nelson Mandela, [yohanesuburugu] gemeinsamer Besitz diese Größe - Enkelin des Erwerbs. Fußball [huanouengibuson], im Unfall des Autos von Erregung des Korrespondenten der Sportnachrichten des Wächtertodesverstandes von Beileid
  
  
• Japanese Letter
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/may/07/dubai-identifies-suspects-hamas-assassination
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