We have started to collect the most important news related to South Africa in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
South African soldiers are deployed for the first time to quell attacks on foreigners, as thousands flee the country.
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Thousands of Mozambicans and other foreigners flee South Africa after days of violent attacks.
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South Africa's president approves the deployment of the army after recent attacks kill more than 20 foreigners.
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South African ministers say they will protect foreigners threatened by attacks that have left at least 23 dead.
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South African ministers discuss using the army to stop attacks on foreigners, which has left 22 dead.
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Some 6,000 people have fled a wave of attacks on foreigners in South Africa leaving at least 22 dead.
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South Africa fast bowler Monde Zondeki looks set to tour England after he is awarded a central contract.
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South African double-amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius wins an appeal to compete for a place in the Beijing Olympics.
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Police reinforcements arrive in the South African township of Alexandra after two foreigners are killed.
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South African President Thabo Mbeki leaves Zimbabwe without comment after crisis talks with Robert Mugabe.
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There is too much violence in Zimbabwe to hold a presidential run-off, a South African observer says.
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South Africa's public broadcaster suspends its CEO for alleged misconduct as it faces charges of bias.
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Kgalema Motlanthe, seen as a possible president, is to be appointed to South Africa's parliament, the ANC says.
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The killing of rare elephants in DR Congo may be linked to South Africa lifting its culling ban, a conservationist says.
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Nine workers are killed in an accident at a gold mine near the South African city of Johannesburg.
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South Africa has lifted a moratorium on elephant culling to combat a surge in population numbers.
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A South African judge rules it is illegal to force township residents to install prepaid water metres.
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The South African Football Association confirms the appointment of Brazilian Joel Santana as national team coach.
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A ship carrying weapons to Zimbabwe may return to China after being blocked in South Africa, an official says.
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Zimbabwe's opposition says South African President Thabo Mbeki must quit as a mediator amid the elections crisis.
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Thousands of South African trade union members march to protest against the rising cost of food.
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Thousands of South African trade union members march to protest against the rising cost of food.
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South African President Thabo Mbeki defends his record on Zimbabwe, while playing down the country's crisis.
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South African police seek armed robbers who stole documents during a raid on the Johannesburg High Court.
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Trevor Immelman wins the 72nd Masters at Augusta National after carding a three-over round of 75.
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South African Trevor Immelman secures his maiden major title with a three-shot victory in the Masters at Augusta.
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India clinch a thrilling eight-wicket victory against South Africa in the third Test in Kanpur to level the series 1-1.
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South African Trevor Immelman will take a two-shot lead into Sunday's final round of the Masters at Augusta.
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India seek to level the Test series against South Africa by winning the third Test in Kanpur.
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South African Trevor Immelman leads the Masters by two shots after the third round in Augusta.
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Sourav Ganguly helps India establish a 23-run advantage on the second day of the third Test against South Africa in Kanpur.
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South Africa's Trevor Immelman leads American Brandt Snedeker by one shot after day two of the 72nd Masters at Augusta.
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Zimbabwe's opposition leader has met South Africa's president ahead of a crisis summit, his party says.
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