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Sex scandal mars runup to World Cup for South Africa President Jacob Zuma

Reclaiming language as an act of restoration

As World Cup 2010 kicks off, where South Africa stands 16 years after apartheid

Soweto uprising in South Africa remembered 34 years later during World Cup

These Levi鈥檚 traveled 18,000 miles. What that says about global inequality.

South Africa AIDS orphans: Gift's birth mother confronts his foster parents

Fossils found in South Africa point to early human ancestors

South Africa after apartheid: scenes from a changing nation

Our climate reporter, a new tween celebrity

African literature: Caine Prize winner stages small 'mutiny' by sharing bounty

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Sex scandal mars runup to World Cup for South Africa President Jacob Zuma

Reclaiming language as an act of restoration

As World Cup 2010 kicks off, where South Africa stands 16 years after apartheid

Soweto uprising in South Africa remembered 34 years later during World Cup

These Levi鈥檚 traveled 18,000 miles. What that says about global inequality.

South Africa AIDS orphans: Gift's birth mother confronts his foster parents

Fossils found in South Africa point to early human ancestors

South Africa after apartheid: scenes from a changing nation

Our climate reporter, a new tween celebrity

African literature: Caine Prize winner stages small 'mutiny' by sharing bounty

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