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1. South African Athletics Board To Challenge Suspension November 06, 2009 South African runner Caster Semenya, 25 Aug 2009The South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC) says it will defend in court its decision to suspend the entire board of Athletics South Africa (ASA) over the handling of the sex testing of Caster Semenya, the country's 800m world champion. Gideon Sam, President of SASCOC tells VOA that the board of ASA has already served notice they intend to challenge SASCOC's decision to suspend them.  Sam says SASCOC will defend its decision, but adds that ASA is trying to forestall a legitimate disciplinary process."We are just say... (read more)

2. Krugerrand Gold Coins Investment November 06, 2009 1967 was the first year that Krugerrand gold coins were first minted in South Africa. They were first produced for currency but also so the African population could take ownership of gold. To stop markings it was minted in a durable alloy which is a more copper looking colour compared to other national gold bullion coins.It is the current spot price that gives krugerrand gold coins there value, unlike other gold bullion coins which also have a face value. There is no other gold bullion coin in history that has depicted its value like this. The coin was also the first to be measured and minted ... (read more) Author: Darren Massey

3. World Cup 2010 - Please Enjoy November 06, 2009 Without any doubts, the World Cup is the most prestigious football event any player can hope to participate in. Only being held every four years, it is a truly unique experience for both fans and players. The next edition of the FIFA World Cup will take place in South Africa in June 2010. In order to determine the participating teams, qualifying rounds are being held on each continent between August 2007 and November 2009. There is a total of 31 spots up for grabs plus the automatically granted spot for the host nation. Recent changes in the qualifying system included Australia being moved to... (read more) Author: John Collins

4. Is There an Herbal Remedy For Diabetes? The Benefits of bitter melon November 06, 2009 Bitter melon, is a vegetable which grows in tropical areas like East Africa, Asia, South Africa, and also the Caribbean. This vegetable is wealthy in iron, beta carotene, calcium, potassium, phosphorus and other dietary fibers. In many countries, it's conjointly used as an herbal medicine because of its properties that help improve insulin production. Clinical studies show that bitter melon will increase the production of beta cells in the pancreas that leads to improvement in the insulin production of the body. It is additionally believed to be useful for the liver and can act as an anti-tumo... (read more) Author: Amaryllis Wells

5. Scrapbooking Ideas and Solutions - Scrapbook your Muddy Kids and Pets November 05, 2009 This time of the year, most people are scrapbooking with a snow theme for Xmas. Well here in South Africa, we get zilch snow, so we will just have to use mud as a scrapbooking idea and solution. Why mud you ask, it’s brown and sticky, and actually quite ugly, but somehow kids seem to love it. Very few of them can resist jumping in a puddle, or squishing their hands around in it. So you see there are just as many photo opportunities for rain and mud as there are for snow. It is a joy to capture a child just having pure fun getting all dirty and muddy. When scrapbooking your phot... (read more) Author: Michel Maling

6. 4x4 Hire Mozambique November 05, 2009 Mozambique Kanyemba border post connects Zimbabwe, Zambia and Mozambique at the confluence of the Zambezi and Luangwa rivers. I cross over into Mozambique and am relieved to find that petrol is not a problem here. So I fill up and head off towards Lago de Cahora Bassa. On the way, I drive straight into a roadblock. The traffic police are very thorough; they even check my emergency traffic triangles. Luckily my 4x4 hire from DriveAfrica is fully equipped and in very good condition, despite the number of kilometres I have covered. I am advised not to drive at night as many drivers take thei... (read more) Author: Alex Jochheim

7. The Dynamics of Survival of the Offshore BPO November 05, 2009 India has revenues of 10.9 billion USD from BPO and 30 billion USD from IT and total BPO. India thus has some 5-6 per cent share of the total BPO Industry, but a commanding 63 per cent share of the offshore BPO component. This 63 per cent is a drop from the 70 per cent offshore development centers share that India enjoyed last year. Despite the industry growing 38 per cent in India last year, other locations like Eastern Europe, Philippines, Morocco, Egypt and South Africa have emerged to take a share of the market. China, ever nipping at India’s heels, is also trying to grow from a ver... (read more) Author: fanatix power

8. FIFA world cup with cheap flights to Johannesburg November 05, 2009 Johannesburg is the largest city of South Africa and one of the hosting cities of FIFA world cup. It has become one of the most popular destinations for most of the holidaymakers. This city is best for your leisure and business holidays. Johannesburg is the world class African city. Most international visitors to South Africa pass through Johannesburg at least once, which has led to the development of more attractions for tourists. With Cheap Flights To Johannesburg you can enjoy the cities cultural and historical heritage along with FIFA world cup 2010. Matches of soccer world cup... (read more) Author: Alvis Gray

9. British Coup Leader Pardoned In West Africa November 03, 2009 A British man sentenced to 34 years in jail for his part in a failed coup in Equatorial Guinea has been granted a presidential pardon and is expected to leave the West African country within 24 hours. Simon Mann's release comes only a 1 1/2 years into a 34-year sentence. In 2008 he admitted plotting to oust Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema. But the country's chief judge said Mann and four South African accomplices would be freed Tuesday after the conspirators were given a full pardon by the country's president. A presidential advisor has told British media that Mann, 57, wh... (read more)

10. Africa35Years_preview November 04, 2009 This blog is about 35years of missions in Africa, from North (Tunisia, Libya, Morocco) to extreme South (South Africa), with some of them in Egypt, Ivory Coast, Gabon, and even Mauritius. Duration of commercial assignments (mainly looking for business opportunities) normally range from 2 days to one week, where support missions could last months or even years when living conditions were good , such as South Africa. Actually, I was mostly involve in technical assistance to third countries type, either for the Client or the Contractor, where working and living conditions were harsh. How ... (read more) Author: michel bunodiere

11. KwaZulu Natal November 02, 2009 KwaZulu Natal, is a small province of South Africa. Also known as KZN, this all encompassing destination will amaze even the most seasoned travellers and will leave them wanting more. Geographically the Kwazulu Natal Province is split into three fairly distinct regions. The lowland region adjacent to the splendid coastline, the Natal Midlands consisting of rolling plateaus and the mountainous region of the Drakensberg. Visitors to KwaZulu Natal are able to experience a diverse array of activities throughout the province from the many outdoor oriented activities afforded by the formidable... (read more) Author: Tammy Bradford

12. Betting on 2010 soccer world cup November 02, 2009 Another spectacular soccer world cup is to be held in June-July 2010; South Africa will proudly host the event. There are 32 teams competing in the match which will be played in nine lavish cities in their ten grand stadiums. The cities included are Cape Town, Johannessburg, Durban, Port Elizabeth, Nelspruit, Polokwane, Pretoria and Bloemfontein. South Africa is known to have several visitors each year and with the happening of this sizzling event it is placarded as one of the biggest sporting event of the time. Well, the sport also brings with it a huge array of excitement and adventure;... (read more) Author: Pedro Walker

13. Frankincense Oil, Buy Frankincense Oil, Pure Frankincense essential oil November 02, 2009 Frankincense Oil Frankincense essential oil is steam distillated from the gum resins of Boswellia trees. It is also known as Olibanum and is native to the Red Sea region, growing throughout North East Africa and produced in Somalia, Ethiopia, South Arabia, China and India. The name Frankincense is derived from the French 'franc', meaning 'pure' and the Latin 'incensium', meaning 'to smoke'. It has been used extensively as an incense in religious purposes for centuries and aids in meditation and prayers. Pure Frankincense essential oil is thin and light yellow i... (read more) Author: Ankur Tandon

14. The Top African Affiliate Programme November 01, 2009 Never have been so impressed with affiliate programmes, particularly one from Africa (South Africa to be specific). I believe that whenever you engage any affiliate programme to your website, you are merely investing for future benefits. It may not pay out today or tomorrow, but maybe next year. That is the attitude that has kept me going to experience affiliate success today. I always have heard internet marketers tell the overwhelming story of waking up to additional cash in their account just by participating in affiliate programmes, today this has come true for me. I participate in ... (read more) Author: Angela Paul

15. US Regrets Zimbabwe Explusion of UN Investigator October 31, 2009 The United States Friday expressed regret over Zimbabwe's expulsion this week of a U.N. human rights investigator who had gone there to look into reports of government-inspired violence before last year's disputed elections. U.N. investigator Manfred Nowak was detained on arrival in Harare Wednesday and expelled to South Africa Thursday. The State Department says Zimbabwe's treatment of U.N. investigator Nowak is emblematic of broader human rights problems in that country, and it is calling on President Robert Mugabe and his ZANU-PF party to live up to democratization pledges under the unity g... (read more)

16. Why Acai Berry Supreme is Considered a Superfood November 01, 2009 Acai, a complete super food, is the topic of health experts, celebrities and top models’ gossips. Acai Berry Supreme is composed of the purest acai berry extracts straight from the basin of the Amazon. Although similar in appearance to that of a grape, acai berries are not very juicy. In South Africa, health of the digestive system is maintained using acai berries. It is now utilized as a fitness regimen for those who weight more than they were supposed to. Acai has so many other benefits to people all over the world.It helps in the reduction of excess fats and breaking up and removal of harmf... (read more) Author: Rudy Snider

17. Network Access Point Launches in Teraco Data Environments November 01, 2009 NAPAfrica Internet exchange point creates high-volume interconnect facility to become the natural home for major international carriers (Cape Town, South Africa - Wednesday, 14 October 2009) Teraco Data Environments, South Africa’s first provider of vendor neutral data centres, announced today that it has become home to an open and public peering facility for network operators in this country, NAPAfrica. Initiated by a number of major industry players, NAPAfrica provides for a carrier neutral Layer 2 Internet exchange point (IXP) in the Southern African region, providing high-capacity mu... (read more) Author: Lex van Wyk

18. Experience MACS (minimal-access cranial suspension) Surgery in South Africa ... November 01, 2009 Surgery in South Africa: The MAC Facelift. This is it. Medical science has finally evolved. Surgery in South Africa, plastic surgery in the UK, LA, Germany and many other medical faculties have discovered a revolutionary new way to perform a facelift on the willing patient, without resorting to the intrusive surgery that was prevalent before. Pioneered by European surgeons, this technique is rapidly gaining favour all over the globe, as an amazing new alternative to invasive surgery. Many individuals have chosen to revitalise their looks by means of this harsh procedure and have suffered much... (read more) Author: aman k

19. " DIY DIVORCE Under R 1000. FAST ,CHEAP DIVORCE IN SOUTH AFRICA November 01, 2009 Although the concept is not new globally , Its been around in the USA and Europe for some time now,where online divorce has changed the playing field for ever. Online divorce is up 70% in Europe and the figures in the USA are just as encouraging. A once complex and tedious process is now affordable and easily understood by the man and women who cannot afford the legal fees associated with divorce through the normal standard channels. This is exactly what more and more South Africans have been doing since sites like edivorce.co.za and others have provided this service online. Edivorce a... (read more) Author: Frank Manson

20. UN Investigator on Torture Detained at Airport, Expelled from Zimbabwe October 29, 2009 Manfred Nowak (file photo)The U.N. Rapporteur on torture, Manfred Nowak, says he will not return to Zimbabwe after he was detained overnight at Harare International Airport and sent back to South Africa. Manfred Nowak told a news conference in Johannesburg he will ask the U.N. Human Rights Council to investigate the situation in Zimbabwe, following his expulsion from that country.  He said the United Nations will not abandon its work in Zimbabwe, but he will never personally return to the country."I am an expert, an independent expert of the Human Rights Council," said Manfred Nowak. "Thi... (read more)

21. Rugby League Merchandise:3 Choices to Watch Rugby World Cup Live Online on your Computer October 31, 2009 This September 7, twenty nations will compete to win the main prize of "William Webb Ellis Cup". The current rugby world cup title holder is England, and below is a list of the previous world cup Title Holders :2003 Hosted By Australia1. England2. Australia3. New Zealand4. France1999 Hosted By Wales1. Australia2. France3. South Africa4. New Zealand1995 Hosted By South Africa1. South Africa2. New Zealand3. France4. England1991 Hosted By England1. Australia2. England3. New Zealand4. Scotland1987 Hosted by New Zealand and Australia1. New Zealand2. France3. Wales4. AustraliaNow, it's the turn of F... (read more) Author: Tom Miller

22. Flights to Cape Town - Affordable Prices for FIFA World Cup 2010 October 31, 2009 Soccer world cup 2010 has been scheduled to be held in South Africa. Cape Town has gain popularity in terms of tourism due to its sporting and cultural events. One of such grand sports event FIFA world cup 2010 will be held in Cape Town. This grand event will be held between 11th June 2010 and 11th July 2010. Cape Town is one of the hosting cities in South Africa. An estimate of more than 75,000 visitors will be visiting Cape Town from UK. Matches in Cape Town will be held in Greenpoint Stadium. This stadium has the capacity of more than 70,000 spectators. People of Cape Town have done l... (read more) Author: Robert Moore

23. Where To Go In Cape Town October 29, 2009 Certain countries spring to mind more readily than others when it comes time to book a holiday abroad. For many people, South Africa isn’t one of the first countries they think of. This is changing though as more and more people discover the delights of cities such as Cape Town. It may surprise you to learn there are white sandy beaches, market squares and much more besides awaiting you when you plan your visit. Cape Town is of course famous above all for Table Mountain. So called because of its flat top, the mountain overlooks Cape Town and is perhaps even more eye catching because of i... (read more) Author: Jonathan Wallace

24. Schedule of Flights to Johannesburg providing cheap airfares October 29, 2009 Jo’burg or Egoli has been emerged as one of the most popular tourist destinations in South Africa. Johannesburg is a wonderful city, if you are planning an international travel for a vacation, business travel or due to some any other reason. You always look for cheap airfares and cheap flights. There are a number of Flights To Johannesburg from UK and these vary depending on the time of the year. Flights to Johannesburg are flying from the major cities of UK that includes London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, New Castle, Birmingham, Liverpool and Manchester. A large number of flights with best air... (read more) Author: Alvis Gray

25. Experience MACS (minimal-access cranial suspension) Surgery in South Africa. October 29, 2009 Surgery in South Africa: The MAC Facelift. This is it. Medical science has finally evolved. Surgery in South Africa, plastic surgery in the UK, LA, Germany and many other medical faculties have discovered a revolutionary new way to perform a facelift on the willing patient, without resorting to the intrusive surgery that was prevalent before. Pioneered by European surgeons, this technique is rapidly gaining favour all over the globe, as an amazing new alternative to invasive surgery. Many individuals have chosen to revitalise their looks by means of this harsh procedure and have suffered much... (read more) Author: aman k

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