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Gauteng talks tough on teenage pregnancy

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Johannesburg – Despite a decrease in the rate of teenage pregnancy among Gauteng learners, the provincial Department of Education is looking at what more can be done in schools and across the community to prevent “premature parenthood”.

Remains of activists exhumed

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Soweto – The remains of two freedom fighters have been exhumed at the Avalon Cemetery in Soweto.

EE Amendment Bill tabled before portfolio committee

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Pretoria - The new proposed Employment Equity Amendment Bill could see the introduction of far reaching changes to ensure South Africa’s compliance with international labour standards.

Motlanthe to address APAC conference

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Cape Town - Deputy President, Kgalema Motlanthe is to deliver a keynote address at the 11th annual conference of the Association of Public Accounts Committees (APAC) later today.

SA reaps rewards ahead of 2010 at Soccerex

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Johannesburg - Although the 2010 FIFA World Cup only kicks-off in June, South Africa is already reaping the rewards of hosting the world's biggest single-code sporting event, through the annual Soccerex convention.

Cope to nominate Dandala as President-elect

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Parliament - The newly formed Congress of the People (Cope) have confirmed that they will nominate Mvume Dandala as an alternate candidate for President of the Republic of South Africa at the National Assembly later today.

Home Affairs offices open on voting day

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Pretoria - Voters have been reminded that the Department of Home Affairs offices will be open on Election Day to assist voters who need to collect their Identity Documents.

Govt set on doing more with less

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Cape Town - Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe is adamant government has to change the way it does business in order to deliver on its mandate.

More women make up new National Assembly

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Parliament - Women's representation in the National Assembly has increased to 45 percent, putting South Africa third in the global women in Parliament rankings, behind Rwanda and Sweden.

Sisulu elected as first male Speaker in Parliament

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Parliament - It was a first on many counts for Parliament today, particularly with the appointment of the Speaker of the House, African National Congress (ANC) stalwart, Max Sisulu.