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Crows players including Patrick Dangerfield celebrate as they come from the field. Photo: Morne de Klerk. Crows players celebrate with Rory Laird and Sam Kerridge. Photo: Morne de Klerk. Crows players celebrate. Photo: Morne de Klerk. Adam Cooney of ...

The Bearer Party formed from members of Britain's armed forces, rehearses for the funeral of former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher, in the early hours of the morning, at St. Paul's Cathedral in the City of London April 15, 2013.

Jennifer de Klerk Jennifer de Klerk: This weekend, to mark Africa Day, is the Sanaa Africa Arts Festival at Wits, with dance premieres, theatre, music, fashion, film poetry and fine art Also this weekend Pieter-Dirk Uys packs up his boxes in An ...

There will be no pomp and no ceremony; it's just dinner for 10. Not every hotel manager could muster such a relaxed outlook on the eve of hosting eight of the most powerful leaders on the planet, not to mention Eurocrats Herman Van Rompuy and ...

South Africa's president Jacob Zuma has said Nelson Mandela is responding better to treatment following a "difficult few days." The 94-year-old was hospitalized on Saturday with a lung infection. Zuma told parliament on Wednesday he was happy with ...

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Johannesburg : Anti-apartheid icon and South Africa's first black president Nelson Mandela was hospitalised again Saturday, the third time this year, following a 'recurrence of a lung infection'. His condition is said to be 'serious but stable'. 'During the ...

A presidential spokesman said he is in a "serious but stable condition", although he was able to breathe on his own - a "positive sign". Mr Mandela, 94, has been ill for some days but deteriorated overnight and was transferred to a hospital in ...

Former South African President Nelson Mandela has been admitted to the hospital due to complications from a recurring lung infection. He is listed in "serious but stable" condition. Mandela was admitted to the hospital for the second time in two ...