By IBTimes UK
South African president Jacob Zuma's attempt to have The Spear banned received a set-back after a judge said a ban would be difficult to implement. (May 24)
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By IBTimes UK
A controversial painting of South African president Jacob Zuma with his genitals hanging out has been vandalised in Johannesburg. (May 22)
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By IBTimes UK
Israel's foreign ministry spokesman said South Africa's decision to ban imported goods marked as 'made in Israel' when they come from the West Bank settlements had "characteristics of racism". (May 21)
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ISRAEL, HUMAN RIGHTS, SOUTH AFRICA, SETTLEMENT, CONGRESS
By Reuters UK
South Africa's President Jacob Zuma is the favourite to win a second term to lead the ruling ANC in a race dominated by factional politics instead of policy reforms for Africa's most powerful economy. (Apr 24)
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By Reuters
South Africa's government is to plough $420 million into a public-private platinum venture with Pallinghurst Resources that has ambitions to become the world's third-largest producer of the precious metal. (Mar 29)
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By Reuters UK
South Africa's main opposition party won the right on Tuesday to review potentially damaging documents from a discontinued corruption case against President Jacob Zuma in 2009, a move that could hurt Zuma's chances of re-election as ANC leader. (Mar 20)
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By Reuters
Tens of thousands of South Africans staged a one-day national strike on Wednesday, hitting mining production, as the biggest labour group in the continent's largest economy flexed its muscles to remind the ruling ANC of its political clout. (Mar 07)
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GOLD, UNEMPLOYMENT, JACOB ZUMA, SOUTH AFRICA, COSATU, SILVER
By Street Wise Reports
Terence van der Hout, a research analyst with The Gold&Discovery Fund in the Netherlands and editor of Strategy Metals Bulletin, says takeovers are his sweet spot. While gold juniors are very quick to get from a discovery to a takeover, most rare earth explorers are still early-stage ventures. (Mar 06)
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By Global Property Guide
South Africa's property market has slowed, with house prices declining modestly in 2011. South Africa's house prices rose 2.3% in nominal terms, which translates into a decline of 2.6% in real terms, a disappointment following 2.7% house price rises in real terms in 2010. (Mar 05)
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UNEMPLOYMENT, MANUFACTURING, GDP, JACOB ZUMA, SOUTH AFRICA, MORTGAGE