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Passenger rail agency, Prasa, must make sure that the doors on their commuter trains remain closed while the train is in motion.
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The President bestows national orders every year on deserving citizens and selected foreign nationals.
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Forum on China-Africa Co-operation
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The Pan-African Awards are aimed at fostering social cohesion.
The traditional way of male circumcision versus the modern way
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On August 18, 1977 Steve Biko was arrested in Cape Town. He died on September 12 1977 after severe torture.
Human Rights Watch's report on education for children with disabilities, "Complicit in Exclusion", contains some damning findings.
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Women's struggle with child maintenance payments
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