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Minister: Many immigrants reintegrated (19.08.08)

ALTHOUGH some hostility towards immigrants in South Africa persisted, many foreigners had been reintegrated back into their communities, Home Affairs Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula said yesterday. “Communities affected by the violence have ...

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Rights groups warn on re-integration (19.08.08)

By Xolani Mbanjwa and Sapa If the re-integration of victims of xenophobia is not done properly it could spell disaster for government, human rights groups have warned. Speaking at the ...

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The dangers that lurk within prison walls (19.08.08)

by Liezl Maclean Three of the so-called Waterkloof Four reported at the Pretoria magistrate’s court last week Monday to begin their 12-year sentences for murder and assault. A day later they were ...

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Zimbabwe Opposition Committed to Ongoing Peace Negotiations (18.08.08)

Peter Clottey Washington, D.C. Zimbabwe's main opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) says it is committed to the ongoing peace negotiations between the opposition and the ruling ZANU-PF party despite ...

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'Most immigrants reintegrated' (18.08.08)

Pretoria - Although some hostility continued towards immigrants in South Africa, many foreigners had been reintegrated with their communities, Home Affairs Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula said on Monday. Speaking in Pretoria at a conference ...

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Political violence ends in bloodshed (18.08.08)

Bongani Mthembu and Mpume Madlala The deaths of two men, one shot six times from close range and the other shot in an ambush at a rally, has fuelled fears that a ...

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Victims Denied a Say in Political Pardons Process (17.08.08)

Political parties are helping review applications for pardon from individuals who committed politically motivated crimes. In this de facto re-enactment of the TRC’s amnesty process, the President ...

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