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the PPCRU staged a lunch hour protest at the headquarters of the Department of Correctional Services over working conditions and labor practices. They also announced they plan on a nationwide strike next month if their requests are not honored. |
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South Africa |
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Staff at the University of the North were forced to leave the campus when about 100 students and non-students occupied their offices in protest. There was no violence and no serious damage to property, but the students threatened management and staff. |
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-33.92528 |
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South Africa |
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The Treatment Action Campaign march to parliament toprotest. |
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-26.11667 |
28.1 |
South Africa |
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Members of the Police used of rubber bullets, stun grenades and teargas after they were confronted by a group of about 120 disgruntled residents in Alexandra. |
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-23.90448 |
29.46885 |
South Africa |
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At least 10 people were injured as police fired stun grenades and rubber bullets to disperse protesting university students |
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-25.74486 |
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South Africa |
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The government of Portugal has lodged a formal protest on Pretoria over the 'racism' held by South Africans living in Portugal. The government of South Africa denies the existence of this protest. |
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-26.26667 |
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South Africa |
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Violenceerupted in a second Johannesburg township as residents of Soweto set fire to local council offices, burnt a councillor's car and smashed another |
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-25.66667 |
27.25 |
South Africa |
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Police trying to arrest suspects inSouth Africa'staxi wars opened fire Friday as they battled some 200 stone-throwing people in the northwestern town of Rustenburg. |
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-29.96667 |
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South Africa |
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Police used tear-gas to disperse protesting students who blockaded the highway near the Mangosuthu Technikon in Umlazi outside Durban. |
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-25.74486 |
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South Africa |
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Thousands of people were left stranded during rush hour after Pretoria's main train station was gutted in a fire started by commuters angry at delays. |