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South Africa's Crop Estimates Committee (CEC) will likely up its forecast of the country's total maize output for the 2007/08 season due to favourable weather conditions. An average estimate of ten traders polled showed the CEC was likely to raise its estimate for this season's maize crop to 11.69 million tonnes when it releases its sixth forecast on Thursday, up from 11.597 million in the fifth estimate....
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Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai agreed Monday to start urgent negotiations toward forming a new government, a first but very tentative step toward ending the nation’s political stalemate. Read the full story
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe’s ruling party and the opposition MDC began negotiations on Tuesday in neighboring South Africa on a power-sharing deal that could end the country’s political crisis, diplomatic sources said. Go to news source
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe’s ruling party and the opposition Movement for Democratic Change will begin negotiations on Tuesday on a power-sharing deal that could end the political crisis, the opposition and diplomatic sources said.
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The Associated Press - 43 minutes agoJOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) - Talks between Zimbabwe's ruling and opposition parties are set to begin in South Africa's capital on Tuesday, in a first step toward resolving the country's myriad problems. Voice of America BBC News
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Hundreds of New Olim from France, South Africa and U.S. - News Briefs - Arutz Sheva
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Talks between Zimbabwe's ruling and opposition parties are set to begin in South Africa's capital on Tuesday, in a first step toward resolving the country's myriad problems.
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Talks between Zimbabwe's ruling and opposition parties are set to begin in South Africa's capital on Tuesday, in a first step toward resolving the country's myriad problems.
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Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai agreed Monday to start urgent negotiations toward forming a new government, a first but very tentative step toward ending the nation's political stalemate.
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rockport | yesterday
South Africa will savour Monday's victory over England at Headingley, where they went 1-0 up in the series, though they are aware history is against them, captain Graeme Smith said.
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Palapye.com News Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
source: IOL July 21 2008 at 10:39AM Eskom has welcomed the National Treasury’s decision to bring forward the disbursement of the R60-billion deeply subordinated loan from government. “Eskom welcomes the reduction of the disbursement period from the initial five years to three years, including the willingness to consider providing guarantees,” said Eskom Finance Director Bongani Nqwababa in a [...]
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Telegraph.co.uk - 3 hours agoBy Derek Pringle at Headingley England’s batsmen did not roll over as easily as they had done in the first innings, although their eventual dismissal by South Africa, whose pace quartet were finally up to speed, means the visitors now lead the series ... Hindu Times Online
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rockport | yesterday
South Africa will savour Monday's victory over England at Headingley, where they went 1-0 up in the series, though they are aware history is against them, captain Graeme Smith said.
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rockport | 07/21/2008
LATEST Sports News AB de Villiers' sixth test century put South Africa on the verge of winning the second test at Headingley after England ended the third day 269 runs behind the visitors on Sunday.
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rockport | 07/18/2008
He wore a trendy black shirt just like many of the kids in the crowd. But Nelson Mandela moved slowly, leaning on his wife and on a white cane as he crossed the stage to adoring cheers.