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ohannesburg - South African bonds were up to nine basis points weaker in late trade on Friday, which a trader attributed to a sell-off. By 15:50, the benchmark R157 bond was trading at 7.830% from its previous close of 7.740%, while the R207 was trading at 8.710% from its previous close of 8.620%. The R186 was trading at 8.960% from 8.890%. The rand was bid at 6.9163 to the dollar from its previous close of 6.9226. "We sold off quite a bit from late last night. There's lots of activity in

10-) a. Nelson Mandela always denounced white-minority rule. He achieved his goal when he was elected president of South Africa in 1994. b. He was an anti-apartheid activist who always fought for freedom. c. His father always said: “Stand up for your rights and don’t be afraid to have your say and voice your opposition to injustice, intolerance and oppression!” d. In today’s South Africa, Blacks are not yet on an equal footing with Whites. That’s why they demonstrated in the streets of Pretoria.

throughout his life. 2) The main character is American ; he was a journalist and a teacher. Then he is married and used to travel a lot for his jobs, indeed he went to South Africa when he was 19 to start a career as a journalist, and then he went to India for six months. He was in his sixties when he wrote the text. 3) In South Africa he understood that his country was on the wrong side indeed the USA supported the apartheid white regime which was discriminated black people. 4) Exposition : exposure

woes. The project also supports the World Bank West Africa Regional Integration Assistance Strategy (the RIAS). The objective of the RIAS is to help create an open, unified economic space through the integration of markets in West Africa. The RIAS would define and phase integration efforts focused on key sectors such as energy, transportation and telecommunications. West African Gas Pipeline Project is also expected to compliment the West Africa power market development project also known as the West

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UPON A TIME AFRICA Reality: poverty in Africa [pic] The African countries are among the poorest of the world. Africa is the second largest continent on earth, and occupy's 20% of the Earth's land area. From North to South, Africa is about 5,000 miles and from East to West it is about 4,600 miles. The population of Africa is slightly less than 14% of the total world population. About 50% of the world’s diamonds are produced in Africa and yet 32 of the 38 countries in Africa are highly indebted

Nelson Mandela joined forces with the captain of South Africa's rugby team to help unite their country. Newly elected President Mandela knows his nation remains racially and economically divided in the wake of apartheid. Believing he can bring his people together through the universal language of sport, Mandela rallies South Africa's rugby team as they make their historic run to the 1995 Rugby World Cup Championship match. • In 1995, South Africa hosts the World Cup Rugby. • Background : social:

theatre, music and politics were not the only means to show their identity and to struggle for their freedom and emancipation. Before the Harlem renaissance blacks did not have the opportunity to be professional artists since the Jim Crow laws in South separated blacks from the mainstream of American life. Leaders of the Harlem renaissance who had coined the idea of “The New Negro” encouraged Black visual artists. They were guided to a new image and ethnic identity that emphasized the influence of

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religious ideologies allow for interaction between religion and politics It is believed that the intensity of the religious identity is one of the highest in the world.  At the same time Nigeria is cited on top of political violence in Africa, topping South Africa and other democratizing countries. In fact, political and religious violences are common phenomena in Nigeria. Obviously, these are encouraged by internal and external contradictions in the nation's political and religious system. Usually