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Atlantis : South Africa | May 21, 2012 at 4:31 AM PDT
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President Jacob Zuma and Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille...Opening the first Southern African Solar Energy Conference in Stellenbosch, she told delegates that the province aimed to draw at least a tenth of its power from renewable sources within two years. "We intend by 2014... that at least... FULL ARTICLE AT I Africa
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Helen Zille (L), leader of the Democratic Alliance, the official opposition in South Africa, casts her vote
Helen Zille (L), leader of the Democratic Alliance, the official opposition in South Africa, casts her vote
 
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