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United States singer-songwriter Stevie Wonder is joining the prestigious roster of United Nations Messengers of Peace to advocate for the Organization�s work, with the artist who has been blind since birth championing people with disabilities. �Our newest...
Tags: Stevie Wonder, South Africa, Cape Town, Social Issues, Special education, Disability, Junior Blind of America, Entertainment Culture, Human Interest, Developmental disability
Lily Allen points out a man in the audience. "He looks so happy," she says, describing the fan's freestyle "drunk windmill" dance. She gestures to the half-dozen people lying on their backs around him, having been knocked out of the way by his zealous...
Tags: Allen, East London, London Borough of Streatham, South Africa, LDN, Lily Allen, The Kooks, Not Fair, Smile, Littlest Things, Entertainment Culture, It's Not Me It's You
Pat Nevin has tipped Roy Hodgson to succeed Fabio Capello as England coach. Sofia at Craven Cottage tomorrow would put the Londoners back on track to land a place in the knockout stages of the revamped Europa League. Such an achievement would be another...
Tags: Roy Hodgson, Europa League, Nevin, Fulham, England, Fabio Capello, South Africa, Cape Town, English footballers, Fulham F.C., Pat Nevin, Brede Hangeland, allnews, Hodgson
England's 2018 World Cup bid team yesterday launched a passionate defence of their campaign as the public relations war among bidding nations intensified. Two days before David Beckham's morale-boosting appearance in Cape Town on the eve of the World...
Tags: world cup, England, cup bidding, South Africa, Cape Town, and 2022 FIFA World Cup bids, English footballers, Politics, Football in Trinidad and Tobago, Gordon Brown, FIFA 100, allnews, FIFA World Cup, Andy Anson, David Beckham, Major sports event hosting in Britain during the 2010s, Jack Warner
Barbarians captain Victor Matfield has thrown the All Blacks' lineout a bone. The All Blacks coaching staff could have been forgiven for waking up in cold sweats this week ahead of the final match of their end of year tour. Matfield and his countrymen,...
Tags: All Blacks, Victor Matfield, South Africa, Cape Town, Matfield, Tri Nations, Social Issues, New Zealand national rugby union team, allnews
It's a case of back to square one for Wales at The Sevens this weekend. The side coached by Paul John shocked the rugby world by winning the World Cup Rugby Sevens at the same venue back in March. And while that would induce a lot of confidence heading...
Tags: Paul John, world cup, South Africa, Cape Town, Rugby sevens, Germany national rugby union team, Wales national rugby union team, allnews
Sustainability and nutrition solve some of the AIDS/HIV problems locally and around the world. Here's how sustainability works. Farming can solve many problems related to AIDS/HIV. For one example, see the article, "In Africa, Fighting Aids...
Tags: World AIDS Day, sustainability, local farming, nutrition, solar cooking, zero carbon, no-fuel cooking, urban farming, HIV/AIDS, Slow Food USA &, AIDS, locally farming, Presidents Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, fight aids, Social Issues, apartment complexes, James McWilliams, global aids, Max Fisher, South Africa, Matthew Kavanagh, cooker international, Katie Paul, George W. Bush, green, Changing Bush, HIV, Sacramento, HIV/AIDS in the Peoples Republic of China, world aids, HIV/AIDS in Africa
Chris Louw, veteran journalist and columnist, famous for writing the "Boetman" letter, shot himself under the chin with an AK-47. He'd been dead for hours when his friend and fellow journalist Foeta Krige discovered his rain-soaked body in an old aviary...
Tags: LemLouw, Chris Louw, Foeta Krige, Du Plessis, Beeld, South Africa, Cape Town
It was Friday the 13th (in November) when lightning struck Martiens van Wyk for the first time. If you believe in superstition, this would've been the day for such an unusual accident. But then, it happened again on Saturday, this time, simply on another...
Tags: Van Wyk, Martiens van Wyk, South Africa, Cape Town, Lightning, Electrical phenomena, Storm, Protea
Drugs have been used to dope victims in two cases in the Pretoria area, Gauteng police said on Tuesday. "There are reports of doping of people around the shebeens," said Captain Jan Legoabe. "Last week a case of hijacking was opened and after the car...
Tags: Jan Legoabe, South Africa, Johannesburg, Gauteng, Shebeen, Pretoria