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Tag Archives: South Africa
St Petersburg tiger summit and China
Putin’s tiger summit in St Petersburg, and China.
Posted in Wildlife
Tagged @altcat, South Africa, tigers, wildlife
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Shosholoza on the Shanghai Metro
Kliptown Youth Program gumboot dancers on the Shanghai subway sing Shosholoza, a traditional South African song sung by migrant workers on trains bound for Johannesburg where they would dig for gold for paltry wages.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged music, Shosholoza, South Africa
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The authentic South African experience, with Huang Jianxiang
An ad for Sina’s coverage of the World Cup.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Sports
Tagged 2010 World Cup, Africa, Huang Jianxiang, South Africa
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Miriam Makeba
For certain people, Danwei will break its editorial guidlines: Nothing to do with China, but the great South African singer and activist Miriam Makeba died on November 9 at the age of 76, a few days after performing a show in Italy. The video above is from a 1966 concert in Stockholm.
Saving China’s tigers in South Africa
An organization that is reintroducing tigers into the wild in China.
Posted in Wildlife
Tagged environment, environmental protection, South Africa, South China Tiger, tigers, wildlife
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Kwaito in Beijing
Live South African music in Beijing.
Posted in Advertisement - sponsored content
Tagged Mafikizolo, music, South Africa
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South African music in Beijing
South African events in Beijing during the Olympics.
Posted in Advertisement - sponsored content
Tagged Africa, Beijing, Brasse Vannie Kaap, Mafikizolo, Moretheto, South Africa
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Chinese arm shipment arrived in Zimbabwe?
Did the Chinese arms shipment actually arrive in Zimbabwe?
Posted in China and Africa
Tagged Africa, Angola, arms, arms trade, Mozambique, Mugabe, Namibia, South Africa, Zimbabwe
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No guns for Bob
It seems the Chinese arms ship can’t unload its Zimbabwe-bound cargo at any African port.
Posted in China and Africa
Tagged arms, arms trade, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Tanzania, Zimbabwe
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How to wash your brain
The origins of brainwashing; Wang Xiaofeng on media; Chinese arms for Zimbabwe; a book on China in Africa; a call for law blogs; Richard Quest; anti-CNN t-shirts for sale.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged arms, brainwashing, CNN, law, South Africa, Wang Xiaofeng, Zimbabwe
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